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KILL THE BOER, KILL THE FARMER
World Net Daily | July 28, 2002 | Anthony C. LoBaido

Posted on 07/28/2002 7:39:52 AM PDT by AEMILIUS PAULUS

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To: Clive; dirtboy
If I recall correctly, at one time whites were the majority in southern Africa and black tribesmen were brought in as a source of industrial labor. Until that time, tribal populations were controlled by war, starvation, predation, and disease.

In some respects this is analogous to the influx from Mexico and Central America, at least insofar as the rate of it is concerned. It is one thing to accept and assimilate immigrants, it is another to import a majority working class with a cause for cultural antipathy.

21 posted on 07/28/2002 10:21:08 AM PDT by Carry_Okie
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To: Born to Conserve
Invite the tough hard working people of South Africa to America. Perhaps we can trade them for an equal number of Reparations for Slavery advocates.
22 posted on 07/28/2002 10:32:41 AM PDT by reg45
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To: Carry_Okie
If I recall correctly, at one time whites were the majority in southern Africa and black tribesmen were brought in as a source of industrial labor.

I couldn't tell you. I do know that, during the time that American liberals were thundering against apartheid during the 1980s, many blacks came from elsewhere in Africa to work in South Africa, which was quite interesting.

Apartheid was still wrong, pure and simple. But this country tried to deal with apartheid through the prism of its own guilt of its past dealings with racial issues, and so we pounded on South Africa while ignoring black-on-black tribal repression elsewhere in the continent that was far more virulent than apartheid. Throw in a health dollop of Marxist preachings among the ANC and other groups, and you have the makings of a disaster. The United States should have worked to reform ALL of Africa, not just the countries that bothered liberals.

23 posted on 07/28/2002 10:57:15 AM PDT by dirtboy
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To: dirtboy; Carry_Okie; All
Here you go:

-A Capsule History of Southern Africa--

24 posted on 07/28/2002 11:01:30 AM PDT by backhoe
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To: Born to Conserve
I tend to agree. I have already been to one former South African doctor. Interesting fellow. Bring em in!
26 posted on 07/28/2002 4:10:58 PM PDT by AEMILIUS PAULUS
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To: The Ghost of Richard Nixon
I'll try your suggestion. Um bagga bagga; um bagga bagga! Oh well.
27 posted on 07/28/2002 4:12:22 PM PDT by AEMILIUS PAULUS
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To: Mr. Jeeves
Yep. 'Them there' bloc of votes and the recycling of our tax money back to the office holder through the recipients of bloc grants, social programs, set asides, corporate diversity programs etc. It will be a cold day in hell until the human garbage now holding office helps the Boer. God go with them nobody else will.
28 posted on 07/28/2002 4:17:08 PM PDT by AEMILIUS PAULUS
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