South Africa was the same exact thing, just a decade or so later.
And It wasn’t blacks that ruined our nation, it was our fellow whites. The leftists, the infiltrators and the subverters; telling us to be ashamed of our own history and all that we’d accomplished in economically thriving at the bottom tip of the world’s poorest continent.
It was the silver-tongued politicians and the international MSM news stories and articles, all the celebrities both local and international, all the churches and charities and globalist NGO’s crying 24/7 in front of their tv cameras at the plight of the poor black man living in squalor (because he fucking burned down the government housing we’d built for them), and crying about poor Saint Mandela the child murderer who’d been in prison for all those years. Boo hoo.
We knew what the blacks were, we knew exactly what would become of our country. They were always a known element. What we WEREN’T prepared for was the subversion from our own side, the betrayal from our own governments that WE voted in, the “diversity is our strength” propaganda and the demonisation and constant “Muh white supremacist” bullshit. They’re all standard leftist BS today, but back then in the early 90’s it was very effective. South Africa was globohomo’s canary in the coal mine.
We complained, we voted, we marched, we petitioned… we did everything. In the end the globalists got what they wanted, a crumbling country rich in natural resources and run by easily exploitable savages.
It’s a damn shame because the place I remember from my childhood was a literal utopia.
There was a rebellion against the government. So while it may have worked better than Mugabe (hence the comment about Ian Smith), people were discontented.
By the way, did you know that South Africa helped the West to crush Rhodesia? Probably not something that people here like to hear. Pretty stupid of them too.
I don't know enough about South Africa, but Rhodesia fits all your criteria and seemed to work out well. Sadly, Western nations crushed it.
South Africa was the same exact thing, just a decade or so later.
And It wasn’t blacks that ruined our nation, it was our fellow whites. The leftists, the infiltrators and the subverters; telling us to be ashamed of our own history and all that we’d accomplished in economically thriving at the bottom tip of the world’s poorest continent.
It was the silver-tongued politicians and the international MSM news stories and articles, all the celebrities both local and international, all the churches and charities and globalist NGO’s crying 24/7 in front of their tv cameras at the plight of the poor black man living in squalor (because he fucking burned down the government housing we’d built for them), and crying about poor Saint Mandela the child murderer who’d been in prison for all those years. Boo hoo.
We knew what the blacks were, we knew exactly what would become of our country. They were always a known element. What we WEREN’T prepared for was the subversion from our own side, the betrayal from our own governments that WE voted in, the “diversity is our strength” propaganda and the demonisation and constant “Muh white supremacist” bullshit. They’re all standard leftist BS today, but back then in the early 90’s it was very effective. South Africa was globohomo’s canary in the coal mine.
We complained, we voted, we marched, we petitioned… we did everything. In the end the globalists got what they wanted, a crumbling country rich in natural resources and run by easily exploitable savages.
It’s a damn shame because the place I remember from my childhood was a literal utopia.
There was a rebellion against the government. So while it may have worked better than Mugabe (hence the comment about Ian Smith), people were discontented.
By the way, did you know that South Africa helped the West to crush Rhodesia? Probably not something that people here like to hear. Pretty stupid of them too.