South Africans Telling The Truth About Their Government
The Khoi-San are the first Nation of the southern tip of Africa, before the Boer and the Bantu and Nguni people who came after the Boer arrived the Khoi-San herded their livestock. Known by different names throughout history the Hottentots and more recently Cape Coloureds the Khoi-San have been in southern Africa longer than any other nation.
In this video a leader of the Khoi-San speaks in the government chambers about the exclusion of the Khoi-San from consideration in the ANC plans for South Africa.
He also decries the separation of the citizens into racial categories, including white people, calling this out as an evil that will destroy the Nation.
When you read the history of the Marxist take over of Rhodesia it started with farm attacks, these Marxist terrorists would attack these fortified farmsteads with rocket launchers breaking a hole in wall and storming in. Once they gained controlled the terrs would brutalize the farmers and their families in the most horrible ways. This was by design to instill terror in the population at large.
The farmers of South Africa are facing this same tactic, unfortunately for them they have been largely disarmed by their communist government and will receive no help from their racist government
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I will say the ANC has done a lot more harm than good since Mandela retired. Am still trying to get more information on what is going on there but they have definitely been a major divisive tool along racial lines
I would say that they did more harm than good while Mandela was still there.