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African National Congress (ANC), Cape of Good Hope, Cyril Ramaphosa, Land expropriation without compensation, Nelson Mandela, South Africa
On Wednesday 15 December 2021 I had a brief INTERVIEW with Alex Newman on his Channel, Liberty Sentinel. Alex is a decent and honorable man who loves South Africa and its people. He has lived in the country and actually knows a lot about it, which is extremely rare for an American. He often talks about the country and fully realizes that South Africa is the test case for what the Left wishes to do to America. He appreciates the historical parallels between the countries and sees South Africans as the closest cousins of Americans. The Left in the US is trying hard to shut him up and shut his efforts down. He is one of the huge number of Americans who have started seeing what ordinary South Africans have been up against for decades. They are correctly concerned for the future of their country.
The interview with me starts at exactly Minute 13 and 41 seconds.
— Harry Booyens
AmaBhulu 
Welcome back Harry!. My best wishes to you and family good health foremost, for the festive season and beyond.I sincerely hope that next year SA shall secede from the morass that we have found oursleves in after 1994, ruled by an inept, incompetent, corrupt, racist, greedy regime, following the same steps as Venezuela and Putins Russia as well as other African countries since 1960. If the Americans are waking up as you put it, I hope they do it fast, before we lose SA after 300 years and with some encouragement SA may take heart and fight back. Enough is Enough. The lessons of History should not be forgotten
Nicos,
Thank you. We’ll have to see what the new year brings for the USA.
Happy New Year all the best to you and family. The lack of leadership in SA of suitable qualities is what worries me. If an improvement manifests in RSA under the current regime it will be limited to the elites and the core of the regime, relevant to Unions, BEE, Public servants, self interest groups etc. I doubt if Black SA shall benefit, as they were perhaps led to believe.
There is no doubt that the 1994 experiment has failed. The solution correctly assessed by you, myself and others (Francis Kendal and Leon Louw in their relevant book 1985 edition titles the solution) is split of the country into geographic two regions, Azania and Good Hope, along the rainfall line. South of that line all minorities and some Black ones form autonomous (ethnocentric) constitutional States, under a limited powers central government, unifying the Federation, similar to the Swiss model or USA, German etc. of direct dispensation with mandatory voting responsibilities and the involvement of Citizens in the running affairs of the component States. North of that line the Bantu can do what they like.
My answer to your question is that in the new year (2022) the minorities must at last rise up and demand a new dispensation, in accordance with International law for the western Cape province, which qualifies for secession culturally, economically, free market system decentralized, Judeo Christian religion, language, Federal and limited central Government and in terms of population composition. The Canadians and Americans etc should all realize that the 1994 Mandela De Klerk reforms package has failed as it was based on assumptions and ideology foreign to such minorities, domination and control by a gang ostensibly democratic.
Very succinct, as always, Harry!! 😉 Yes, we here in the States are certainly going through our own troubles now! I would add that it seems the entire planet is undergoing an horrific struggle, simply to remain “human”!!
As a Baptist minister’s daughter. I would add that our “Christianity” has not had the effect upon the world that we thought it would; or expected that it might!! So sad!
Thanks for doing the interview!!