WHAT LIBTARDS DON'T UNDERSTAND: BLACKS LIKE TO BE BLACK

by Mike Smith

One thing that fascinates libtard tourists to South Africa is how Blacks live in shacks in townships next to affluent White areas.

If you tell them that Blacks prefer it that way, then they look at you as if you are stupid. How can any human being want to live in a shack?

I know it sounds strange to libtards, but it is the truth as Lonmin Spokesperson Sue Vey said:

"We have learnt our employees don't want houses. They want to go back to their home countries and province... They choose to live in informal settlements."

See?

MALEMA BEING GROOMED TO BE THE NEW PRESIDENT OF SOUTH AFRICA (AND THE NEW MUGABE)

South Africans, the light at the end of the tunnel
is actually an express train coming towards you.

by Mike Smith

Julius Malema is on his way to England and when you look who he is going to meet and address there, then it certainly raises a few eyebrows…Royal Institute of International Affairs, Oxford Union, Pan African People’s Movement in Tottenham, and attend the African Enterprise Awards at the London Capital Club…all affiliated or connected to Rhodes/Milner’s Round Table Group.

Malema’s UK visit “sends a message”

Just exactly what message would that be?

CALAIS CRISIS: THE "WINDS OF CHANGE" SWEEPING THROUGH BRITAIN

by Mike Smith

On the 3rd February 1960 the then British Conservative Prime Minister, Harold Macmillan, addressed the South African Parliament in Cape Town.

His speech became known as the infamous “Winds of change” speech in which he said:

"The wind of change is blowing through this continent. Whether we like it or not, this growth of national consciousness is a political fact."

By the time he reached SA he was already on a month long tour through several other colonies in Africa, like Ghana, Nigeria, Nyasaland, and Rhodesia, and his address in Cape Town was basically aimed at the whites of Africa, and more specifically to sway the white South Africans to abandon Verwoerd's apartheid dogma.

VERMINOCRACY

by Colin Liddell

Nature abhors a vacuum, and will often work overtime and at the weekends to fill one. In political and civilizational terms several vacuums seem to have opened up recently. We can only imagine what new-fangled entities will be called forth to occupy them.

For example, what will replace the vast, perennially gaping hole that seems to exist in Continental Europe? The tottering Eurozone is just the latest in a succession of weird and outlandish political entities, ideologies, and 'solutions' that have tried and failed to fill that particular void over the last 2000 years. On past records, the restoration of the Holy Roman Empire looks like the best bet for stability, so Franz Joseph the XXVIIth, or whatever his name will be, has got my vote.