Andy Warhol thought that everybody would have their 15 minutes of fame, even a feminist sim writing on the South African Huffington Post. Her or its name—sims are of dubious gender—is Shelley Garland.
I don’t really play computer games—or perhaps …
Tag Archives: South Africa
‘Whites to blame for crowded schools’
Why are whites to blame for crowded black schools? one wonders. Is it because they had any say in the ANC’s open-border policy that has resulted in millions of Africans flooding over our borders to create shanty towns around Johannesburg …
The madness of ‘land reform’ in South Africa
I have just read another of those propaganda articles glorifying so-called “land reform” in South Africa, which means taking away the property of middle-class farmers and committing it to grandiose agricultural schemes that all seem to fail. This is just …
Joel Pollak of Breitbart has it all wrong on S. Africa
Joel Pollak’s article on Breitbart is just way off the mark in every respect. What Obama’s executive decree on immigration has got to do with South Africa is a complete mystery. If anything, Obama’s actions are a lot closer to …
I tend to blame Westerners for our predicament
After a very cursory reading of this article, I have a few comments to make. An obvious issue that Arthur Kemp does not address is the linguistic divide among whites in SA, with English whites historically being loyal to
Was PW Botha poisoned?
While he was still alive, I was invited to PW Botha’s home in the Wilderness on two occasions and had very interesting discussions with him.
He was adamant that his so-called “stroke” was not natural, but that he was poisoned. …
We may be stronger than we realize
I think, Francis Galton, you are onto something here. Despite the demographic marginalisation of whites world-wide, the main problem is psychological and ideological.
I fear the Cultural Marxists active in America, especially at the universities, have cooked up the …
On The Economist’s ‘Over the rainbow’ article on South Africa
I find this article so amusing, bitterly so. After intervening for decades in our internal affairs and prescribing to us, British journalists such as these from the Economist, are exasperated at the outcome of external intervention in South Africa. Without …
Crime and its reality in Africa
South Africa is the most interesting country in the world to live in. For almost eight years I lived in Paris and I could stroll to the Louvre, the Picasso Museum, buy cheap tickets at the Bastille Opera for what …
The Cuban occupation of South Africa
The announcement last week that Cuban military personnel would be sent to South Africa to train the ANC’s army has caused grave concern among the Afrikaner minority in South Africa. Not only have Afrikaners been placed in category six by …