MY REPLY TO ALEX LINDER RE: TRUMP’S LATEST OFFER FOR WHITE FARMERS TO MOVE TO THE USA
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Alex said he hoped Whites would stay in SA and fight for White territory. I agree with that. This was my response to him on Pieville.net:
@Alex_Linder I agree with you totally Alex. But, rest assured the vast majority of Afrikaners WILL STAY. Most will stay. They are tied to this country more than you know. Also the White Right in SA is getting active again. I’ve been seeing a lot of activity since Trump started making noises. You’ll see some action as this year progresses. They did hand a memorandum to the US Ambassador a few weeks ago calling for intervention here to help us. I assure you, most Whites, especially Afrikaners WILL STAY. I think we’re entering another rerun of 2017 and you’ll see a lot more activity here. Lots of Whites are very busy behind the scenes. I also want to show whites outside SA more about how SA is still under a lot of wealthy Jewish/White control. There are a *LOT* of Rich people in SA. Between the rich and the common Whites, we’re far from finished. The real struggle for SA is yet to happen. I remain confident it will happen in my lifetime.
Die Boere Staat Party
Van Jan: Dit is die ENIGSTE politieke party in Suid-Afrika wat ek sal ondersteun. Ek het hul leier ontmoet en ken hul geskiedenis. *ALLE* ander Politieke Partye in SA is ‘n totale mors van tyd vir Blankes. Hierdie politieke party gee om vir Blankes. Hulle s: Ons veg vir ons Volk se Vryheid en Veilige voortbestaan in die nuwe Suid-Afrika!
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The Meaning of Rudyard Kiplings 1899 Poem: The White Mans Burden
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