lampposts for as long as was compatible with hygiene", referring to his anger at academics and others who in Klemperer's words "had given intellectual support to Nazism". Following the video posting, du Plessis and her family received threats of violence. A petition condemning the threats against academics was subsequently circulated. In May 2018, Roets appeared on the American TV news channel Fox News, hosted by Tucker Carlson, to discuss farm murders in South Africa as well as the South African government’s plans to amend the country’s Constitution to allow for expropriation of land without compensation. Roets has also been interviewed by other platforms such as CNN, Al Jazeera, BBC, ABC News and Russia Today, regarding various issues in South Africa. In 2020, Roets appeared before the United Nations Forum on Minority Issues to make a presentation about hate speech against minorities in South Africa. In April 2022, Roets was a speaker at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Hungary where he addressed: "South Africa's 46% unemployment, only 5% of citizens paying income tax, 500 000 people murdered since 1994 and the 125 laws discriminating against white people passed by the ANC government". Personal life He is the son of Sarel Arnoldus and Irma Mariette (Née Ernst) of Orania. Roets married Lelanie (née De Kock) on 5 December 2009 and has four children. He is also part of a heavy metal band called "Soms Wen Die Wolf". Films and publications Tainted Heroes “Tainted Heroes” is a South African documentary film that was produced by Forum Films under direction of Elrich Yssel, with Roets and Beatrice Pretorius as producers. The film is about the violent battle of the African National Congress (ANC) against apartheid in South Africa between 1976 and 1994. The documentary is based on the book People’s War: New Light on the Struggle for South Africa by Anthea Jeffery. A spokesperson for the ANC, who are the main protagonists in the film, said "This is nothing else but propaganda. “They should be doing a film about how many of them in AfriForum have collaborated with apartheid. They are nothing else but hardcore racists. They are a group like the Ku Klux Klan (American white supremacist group).”. However, AfriForum and Roets himself have repeatedly denounced "white nationalism", saying that it should be “exposed and opposed”. Kill the Boer “Kill the Boer: Government Complicity in South Africa's Brutal Farm Murders” is a