Well done! I am delighted to see the truth spoken of this greatest leader that Africa has ever had. If posterity could learn more from the deeds of Dr. Verwoerd, the world would be a better place for everyone.
It is high time that the lies and half-truths levelled against such men be exposed. The politically correct hatred that is awash in today's world is all heat and no light.
We should have realized on the day when (so we have been told) one lone person walked into parliament and stabbed Dr. Verwoerd to an early grave. How did it happen that we carried on, supported the new age leaders that turned us away from Verwoerd's segregation policy? How did it happen that we gave the country into the hands of leaders that sold us out? Let us not forget that back then (in the 60's,) the border war was a low key affair, being fought far away on the borders of Rhodesia and South West, and that we experienced a time of unprecedented peace and growth in Southern Africa – growth and peace that extended far beyond the borders of South Africa, even as far as Malawi (back then.) We should have realized back then that leaders do not just get stabbed (in one of the most secure buildings in the country) and that, in fact, on that fateful day, South Africa's government was taken over by a dark and evil force that would eventually lead us down the path of self destruction, to a bloody civil war that would culminate in a communist ANC government in South Africa. We were young and innocent then – in fact, as for myself, it was only in during the late 80’s when the likes of Adrian Vlok started telling how they were recruited (back in the 70’s already) to work behind the scenes towards a black, communist government for South Africa that I began to understand. Yet – I still fail to understand why they agreed, why our leaders sold us out while keeping the blanket (of lies and deceit) covering our eyes and our minds? Was it not their responsibility to keep us safe? To honor the memory of a Dr. Verwoerd? To keep Southern Africa on the path of economical and political stability? Why did they take us down this path? (of political/economical ruin.) Today, after all that happened, I see South Africa’s story of a perfect, text book case of how a country can be taken over at any time, in any country – and how this can be executed in such a way that not even the people inside the country will realize... till it's to late...
I hope,white race still have a chance.I wish the white africans could take the rulership back at once.I wish it will be done.Good luck for you and all our race.From:Nickolas;Moscow,Russia
Great summary on the REAL reality of Apartheid! I will memorize it for my real-life debates and link to it during my online ones!
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Well done! I am delighted to see the truth spoken of this greatest leader that Africa has ever had. If posterity could learn more from the deeds of Dr. Verwoerd, the world would be a better place for everyone.
ReplyDeleteIt is high time that the lies and half-truths levelled against such men be exposed. The politically correct hatred that is awash in today's world is all heat and no light.
Thank you and keep up the good work!
We should have realized on the day when (so we have been told) one lone person walked into parliament and stabbed Dr. Verwoerd to an early grave.
ReplyDeleteHow did it happen that we carried on, supported the new age leaders that turned us away from Verwoerd's segregation policy?
How did it happen that we gave the country into the hands of leaders that sold us out?
Let us not forget that back then (in the 60's,) the border war was a low key affair, being fought far away on the borders of Rhodesia and South West, and that we experienced a time of unprecedented peace and growth in Southern Africa – growth and peace that extended far beyond the borders of South Africa, even as far as Malawi (back then.)
We should have realized back then that leaders do not just get stabbed (in one of the most secure buildings in the country) and that, in fact, on that fateful day, South Africa's government was taken over by a dark and evil force that would eventually lead us down the path of self destruction, to a bloody civil war that would culminate in a communist ANC government in South Africa.
We were young and innocent then – in fact, as for myself, it was only in during the late 80’s when the likes of Adrian Vlok started telling how they were recruited (back in the 70’s already) to work behind the scenes towards a black, communist government for South Africa that I began to understand.
Yet – I still fail to understand why they agreed, why our leaders sold us out while keeping the blanket (of lies and deceit) covering our eyes and our minds?
Was it not their responsibility to keep us safe? To honor the memory of a Dr. Verwoerd? To keep Southern Africa on the path of economical and political stability?
Why did they take us down this path? (of political/economical ruin.)
Today, after all that happened, I see South Africa’s story of a perfect, text book case of how a country can be taken over at any time, in any country – and how this can be executed in such a way that not even the people inside the country will realize... till it's to late...
I hope,white race still have a chance.I wish the white africans could take the rulership back at once.I wish it will be done.Good luck for you and all our race.From:Nickolas;Moscow,Russia
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