This makes white South African farmers very uncomfortable.
“White farmers in South Africa have the most dangerous job in the country, are twice as likely to be murdered than police and are killed at four times the rate of the wider community, a rights group claims.
This week, as the government moves to seize all white-owned land without compensation, civil rights organisation AfriForum claimed there had been 109 attacks which left 15 white farm workers dead so far this year.”
I know many of those whites are stuck, in the sense that they can’t leave with their property; it is an absolute disgrace how European countries first encouraged their people to settle these places then years later abandon them. I know two veterans of Portugal’s war in Angola, and they never forgave their government for abandoning not just the Portuguese settlers, but the blacks who fought for the Portuguese administration. In Guineau-Bissau, 7,500 Africans that fought for the Portuguese were executed after Portugal ended the war. Ian Smith was right to declare Rhodesia independent of Britain in 1965; the Rhodesians of British descent were betrayed, and many had never lived anywhere else.