Alex Linder & Jan re: Orania: What I.F. Stone said about Blacks…
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White Shop: Fire Force: A Troopers War In The Rhodesian Light Infantry
This is the best book Ive read about Rhodesia which describes the life of a young soldier who is in the Fire force. These guys were called into battle several times a day and the fighting was hectic. This book is very well written and you never get bored.
A reader sent this fascinating note. I like and agree with the conclusions, that for the blacks, freedom is joblessness. Very true. It’s going exactly down that path. Freedom will allow the blacks to live in huts again and to resume their mode of life that we interrupted WITH PROGRESS!!!!
Here’s the note:
Jan, I enjoyed your recent podcast on blacks and their problems. Also, I recently heard you and Alex on Orania. I always like your site and commentary. The one on blacks reminded me of an old South African saying when the blacks failed: ‘Africa wins again.’ Like they always said, ‘one man, one vote, one time.’ It’s always thoughtful how, whenever blacks go anywhere, they bring unemployment, crime, and rioting. You explained it very well. It real led a book I read by Shiva Naipaul, Journey to Nowhere, on Jonestown. He quoted I.F. Stone on the black dilemma: ‘The American negro was condemned to live in Egypt, but it was an Egypt that had already built its pyramids and no longer needed slaves. ‘Mechanization on the farm and automation in industry have at last set him free, but now freedom turns out to be joblessness.’ ‘A technologically sophisticated society has no use for these people. They are redundant. They are good for nothing.’ I.F. Stone, as you know, was a communist.
Video & Audio: Ultimate Race War: Could White Rhodesians have survived outnumbered 30:1?
In this video we will look at a scenario that, in theory is totally IMPOSSIBLE to survive. All Rhodesian military officers, in their writings, said that there was no military solution to the Rhodesian problem. In this video we will explore a situation that, in theory, seems to be impossible to survive.
