Zacharias said (December 26, 2013):

I grew up in South Africa. I was born in an area where my family was put(group areas act). I wasn't allowed to attend a good school(model c) in my city. My parents weren't allowed to study freely at university(only certain degrees/diplomas) thus many of our friends studied abroad. We had curfew in our area during certain seasons. When I was young, I was kicked out of a white park by three whites around the same age as I(1993). We weren't allowed to swim in certain beaches or during certain times.

The list goes on.

Mandela fought for my freedom. He took me out of the dark clutches of apartheid and tyranny.

I can now go into any shopping centre, marry any race, sit on any bench, buy a house in any area(all the best ones already taken before 1990) and study any degree in any institution.

Apartheid enslaved us from the 1800s and way before that. That's a bit too much. Your arguments don't seem to have much balance(exploit injustices to serve his communistic need? If it wasn't for his injustices, millions of people would still have been exploited today.

The economic conditions will improve in the future. Remember, apartheid ended mid 90's. It will take a lot of time to distribute wealth equally. You should read about the group areas act where people were placed and displaced. The whites were able to set themselves up nicely by living in the plushest and wealthiest suburbs and areas. Now, their kids and grand kids are still benefiting from this. Areas like Camps Bay, Clifton, Houghton, Umhlanga, Constantia, etcetera. Not forgetting about the lovely wine estates in Ceres, Stellenbosch, etc.

In South Africa, the whites were all for apartheid. A few 'communist whites' stood up for freedom and were then labelled 'kaffir lovers' and exiled, jailed or threatened.

R said (December 17, 2013):

My wish has been that Mr. Mandela would have to at least South Africans & Africans the truth considering his days were over but I reckon he wouldn't have wanted to rock the boat of his masters who would or could strip his family off all the wealth they have rewarded him with for implementing the formers wishes so very well.

The real leaders of Africa who truly wanted to make a real difference from all cardinals of Africa disappeared mysteriously.

PR does a very good job with the world's people who so not question much & just accept everything as told.

There seemingly is an awakening of people's consciousness but to me it still seems so feeble.

Those of us who have read & listened to independent researchers & historians know that Mandela freed the SA native people from all the "useless pretties" but still agreed to let our land be kept by those who forcefully took it away from us & allowed Monsanto to poison the people for the obvious reasons we all know, profits.

Your article is what I've been yearning to see & read. Strangely there's nothing on the web that clearly notes the "sunset clause" by Joe Slovo.

The SA - Mandela 1994 story it's such a patronising sad story that blinds & robs masses from knowing the truth.

I'm no politician. I'm just a saddened concerned individual about SA, Africa & the world. The system only favours those who hold the world's wealth & continues to use the "divide & rule" methods, causing neighbours, friends, fellow humans to fight against each other in the name of "religion and or tribalism" - divide & rule mechanism.

My wish would be to see people wake up from this nightmare tactic that has been used for hundreds of years.
This is the awakening I pray & wish for.

Thank you for your factually truthful article lets trust people will read it with an open mind & start recapitulating & reflect within their minds & souls

J said (December 11, 2013):

A lot has improved in South Africa and in so many African countries since these countries became independent. I do not disagree that more could be done, that what is being done is not enough, yet, I know for a fact, given the chance no one would chose wealth over freedom and just being born free is a big improvement in the life of any black South African.

Now, although I have to agree not a lot has been done yet, I must explain to you that racial segregation is the main reason why black people in most African countries are still left behind today. Due to racial segregation a lot of black people have no educated role model in their families, went to run down schools, know very little about the world, they lack the skills to support a sustainable development for themselves. Because they are not as well prepared to take over the economy as most privileged white people are, without actions like Black Economic Empowerment, they are not given decent jobs, management positions and hence have their future jeopardized.

I am not South African, I am from Mozambique, but I tell you these because 1)most African countries and even American countries share common stories when it comes to colonialism, racial segregation and men to men exploitation, 2)because, I got my degree in South Africa and have lived in Canada and 3)because, yes I did a lot of research, not just in books but talking to both white and black people in these countries, including my own.

I could never justify the social injustices people are faced with everyday in any country, black or white, because nothing justifies that.
I am not happy white or black people had to die in World War I, World War II, Cold War, due to colonialism, governments misunderstandings, apartheid or any of the likes. What I cannot condone is people trying to justify any form of racism, colonialism, segregation, exploitation and choosing to see only one side of the coin. Choosing to say Mandela or the likes were terrorists but refusing to acknowledge they were trained by the system they destroyed to be exactly that, terrorists, if you may call.

I am happy I was born free, I have black, white, mixed race, Indian and Chinese friends, who I am not afraid to talk to because I have no pass, I have the right to argue with you if I disagree with your opinion, even if you chose not to agree with me and you are white, but I do all of these, because I was born free. I am not afraid to walk alone, except for the fact that there are criminals everywhere. I never, ever, in my whole life felt what racism is actually about, yet I am sad that people in my family did.

So, forgive me if I stand by people like Mandela despite all the things they did wrong, because what they did right is worth my freedom.

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Thanks J

Communists always find some oppressed group to use as an excuse to take power. They make some token improvements but if they were really champions of the people, conditions would have improved much more than they have.

henry

Joel said (December 10, 2013):

Your obviously not putting your PhD to good use. I am sure you have better use of your time than to be writing biased dribble, nonetheless democracy affords you that privilege.

Mandela was a dignified man who spoke against racism and segregation along lines of differing preferences or appearances. You do not have to know him nor like him to realize that what he has done for South Africa is great. You must be aware of the evil social engineering apartheid inflicted on blacks, both educationally, socially and otherwise.

I do not expect white South Africans to understand or be sympathetic towards his legacy nor to the plight of the indigenous people of my country. It would be illogical for them to have that deep level of sense robbed by their unexplained hatred for anything or anyone different to them. My people are a forgiving and kind people, that do not seek to colonize or dominate the next person. We will continue to live in harmony with our enemies and continue to love them even if they persecute us. As for you i hope and pray that you will deviate from your judgmental ways, only God can judge and that time will come for everybody.

Caspar said (December 10, 2013):

Another fact that everybody conveniently forget is the fact that De Klerk should get more attention than Mandela. He was the one who instigated the whole process. He set up a refferendum in South Africa where the people (white racist people) were asked if apartheid should be aborted. The majority white racist people of South Africa voted against apartheid and the people are the ones who avoided what happened in Zimbabwe to happen in South Africa. Nothing gets said about that anywhere. The white people that voted for the release of Mandela are still being labeled as racist and some even go as far as to label us as Nazis. What about the British that killed hundreds of Boers in concentration camps. They started what Hitler eventually turned into a holocaust. The whole idea was that pigs mate with pigs and dogs mate with dogs, for if you cross breed them what do you get? A pig that you cannot eat and a dog that cannot bark?

The Boers made a promise to God to honor the 16 th of December for what He did for them at Bloodriver, but the Afrikaans speaking community conveniently stopped fulfilling that promise to please Mandela and the ANC. That is why things are going backwards in this country.
The people that cry out aloud about the conditions should go and read their Bible, 1 Samuel 15 verses 22 and 23 (that is for the Afrikaner people.) By the way I am ashamed to be one.

C said (December 8, 2013):

I am from South Africa and I want to tell you that Nelson has now replaced God, at least in South Africa he did.

He gets more attention, 3 days of non-stop TV coverage, where God and his word only get about 2 Hours a day.

None of the hundreds of people that go hungry or that are killed are hailed or mentioned.

He was the one that rescued them (so they say), but what did he do or say about the killings and the stealing of the peoples hard-earned money. He could not say anything for he was living of that same money and the suffering of the people that he saved (so they say).

Hail God Nelson, may he suffer in hell. All the respect I had for the ass has now been thrown out of the window and the circus that they have now has replaced it with disgust. I do not think I should say anymore, it could be dangerous.

Joe in SA said (December 6, 2013):

Hendrik Verwoerd did what we ALL know in our hearts, videlicet, we are ALL different and need different approaches to 'self rule'. This of course, is a major no-no in illuminati circles(they don't deserve to be 'capitalised').

Divide and conquer, order out of chaos etc are being implemented worldwide. I just wish that everybody in the world would catch a wake up, celebrate our differences, 'unite' under that premise, and advance to a happier state of being!

BTW, the United Nations Agenda 21 is going at FULL SPEED here in South Africa!! They have implemented the 'e-Toll' system in Johannesburg, Gauteng Province :'(on 3 Dec 2013). We now have to pay toll fees to get to WORK, to earn money, to pay the SOB's money for roads we have already paid for!(via Fuel Levies AND taxes). As you are aware, this is just the BEGINNING of the control grid here!! This WORLD is going to the - (I wanted to say dogs - but they are nice) - so add your own nasty word ;-) .

Thank you for your awesome informational website. I have been a fan for years.

Paul said (December 6, 2013):

As someone who grew up in Zimbabwe and South Africa, I take issue with some of what you say. Yes, Mandela was a terrorist - but give him his due.

When the time came to hand over power there could have been a blood bath in South Africa - slaughter of whites and blacks

There wasn't - due to Mandela's forebearance, presence and decision not to take the road of revenge.

De Klerk the white PM too deserves some praise. He avoided the route that Ian Smith took in Rhodesia where there was a blood bath. Wise man.

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Thanks Paul

By some accounts the bloodbath may still be a possibility.

henry

Alan M said (July 20, 2018):

No one told the TRUTH like this man of integrety.
His genre along with William Cooper resisted the tide of PLANNED EVIL, and did not pussy-foot around with femin-nazi tulip words.

Sadly, most males entered into this matrix of evil.
And because of that sad note, there is NO resistance to the EVIL, and produces a null and void electrical curcuit AKA No resistance- No flow.

Truth has fallen in the street, and most simply do not give a rip.

Thank you Henry for this excellent article.

WILLIAM B said (July 18, 2018):

We’re an empire now, and when we act, we create our own reality. And while you’re studying that reality – judiciously, as you will – we’ll act again, creating other new realities, which you can study too, and that’s how things will sort out. We’re history’s actors . . . and you, all of you, will be left to just study what we do.” (Ron Suskind, NYTimes Magazine, Oct. 17, 2004). Said by Karl Rove.

David S said (July 18, 2018):

Nice article: "Chicago."

Re: "We see her praying to Jesus Christ but Jesus does not help her. " (Maybe he did...)

I wonder if the powers that be (e.g., the Israeli 8200 program) leave you alone because in the world of cyberwarfare and control, your email activity acts as a honeypot in identifying people with certain opinions.

I am too old to care. I was a philosemite (e.g., I was an ardent ROFTER) that became a little red-pilled, that's all. I simply gave up my naivete--mainly because of the animosity that workplace Jews had for me--much to my shock.

I have no hatred of Jews. They need their ethnostate and so do Europeans--and so does everyone else, actually. If some really want to persecute me in the future for this reason (and I do not know that that is the case)--so be it. More Heaven for me. I have enough on my plate learning how to deal with the "persecution" for being a government whistleblower.

JJ said (December 6, 2016):

Even though I've never seen it, and don't plan to, everything is spot on, but I do take exception to this:
The God of the Old Testament is capricious, xenophobic and often barbaric. He demands human sacrifices and promises to slaughter Israel's enemies. He is sometimes mystical and good but often mysterious and unknowable.

That's what I used to think as a "baby Christian," early in my walk, but after growing in faith and the reading of God's word, especially the OT, the narrative becomes more clear. There are two forces at work, and God wants us to search and know Him above all; he grew tired of sacrifices early on. Satan created entire races of people that had to be destroyed. His own people turned against Him. His New Covenant seems a given, but it's a fulfillment of the old. Same God, always.

OK, but on the topic of the Hollywood narrative, another series from HBO summed it up so well that I had to stop watching it in the 3rd or 4th season, "Boardwalk Empire." The villain is a white male Christian fed who murders a Jew fed by drowning him while baptizing in the river while a black congregation watches. They later identify him as the culprit. The bootleggers and corrupt politicians are the good guys, except for one who is seen reading a copy of "The International Jew" Henry Ford magazine (played by Dabney Coleman).

I really liked some aspects of the show, but there's only so much I could take.