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One Man, One Vote, ONE TIME – How Africa was conquered and destroyed (and enslaved) by the Globalist Money powers.

I will lay out the challenge at the end, but first, let's set the record straight as regards cashing in on Apartheid Victimhood despite it being less murderous than black on black, communist and even Asian violence! As Zuma and most blacks know, all you have to do is mention the word Apartheid and the left wing money powers start throwing money at you. It is the route for most black people into University today, grants (including residence and spending money, etc. etc.), based on the excessive use of the words victim and apartheid in application forms.
Onslaught against the Peoples of SA – Part 1
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Onslaught against the Peoples of SA – Part 1

ANC & SA Communist Party indiscriminate onslaught against the Peoples of South Africa during the 80’s in the name of the struggle and justice. Since coming to power in 1995 the violence has worsened and spiralled out of control!
SABC: AWB members disrupt multiracial swim protest-22 June89
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SABC: AWB members disrupt multiracial swim protest-22 June89

Members of the Johannesburg AWB between the ages of 19 and 65 blocked the entrance to the Hillbrow swimming pool and preventing a multiracial Democratic Party protest swim. Today Hillbrow is a black ghetto with of the highest crime in the world! Apologies for the poor sound quality
SABC: Truth Commission 12 September 1996
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SABC: Truth Commission 12 September 1996

To date only a hand full of right wing prisoners have been granted amnesty by the TRC and the ANC Government which demonstrates the double standards applied and the continued witch hunt against white patriots! We salute those that had and continue to have the courage to defy the ANC/Communist black government and the carnage […]
South Africa   short history
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South Africa short history

Some milestones in the South African history: 1652 – Dutch Settlers arrive under the leadership of Jan van Riebeeck 1795 – British occupation 1800 onwards – the Zulu kingdom becomes mighty 1835 – Dutch and other settlers leave the Cape colony 1838 – Zulu-Boer battle at Blood River 1879 – Anglo-Zulu war 1880 – First […]