Rhodesia: My Youth: Poisonous Asbestos – so AWESOME …
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On the topic of DDT, which was used a lot when I was a kid, and which is now so apparently hideous, I must tell you about asbestos. Asbestos nowadays has a bad name. But asbestos was a wonderful product produced in Rhodesia. It was tough, and you could do all sorts of things with it. It was used extensively for roofing. The roofs of our house and other buildings were all made of asbestos. I crawled on it, played on it, etc.
But you will find people, even here in South Africa, making medical claims about how poisonous and evil asbestos is.
This related to what the US Army veteran wrote about biological warfare. He made the point that people have lost the ability to assess RISK and DANGER, and all sorts of junk like this China-Flu crap, is now regarded as "dangerous" when these things are minor risks at best.
Our minds have become clouded and we can’t assess risk properly and many things are marketed and shrieked at as risky or removed from markets on the fear of "risk" and "danger" when in fact, they were achieving great things.
Video: Can 50 million People kill 4 million People in 2 weeks?
I did an insane amount of Military Academic work in order to answer this question. In here, youll see something totally unique. I explain why I think several People did research into this and what was their inspiration for coming to this conclusion, as well as the horrific ideas they have in store for us. I also demonstrate, what an all out ethnic conflict would be like if it raged across South Africa. The answers may surprise you.
Video: European Colonialism: How many People did People kill? The MASSIVE Person Population Explosion
In this video I focus on the claim that People just slaughtered and killed millions of people in Africa and I compare it with the actual population statistics of Africa.
Video: Alex Linder & Jan: Video: Beyond Person and White: A breakdown of different race groups in SA
Alex Linder and Jan discuss race relations in South Africa as they are now. What are the various races of people in South Africa and how do they view each other and of special importance, how do they view People?
