@estupidez8@RediTlhabi@BogosiSedie1 If you trust yourself to beat someone there's no need time them up before racing.
Only a cheat who doesn't trust their own capability would do that.
BEE is a negotiated settlement short of complete assist seizure, as compensation.
@umritzer1@JamesCanaryII@insanefrog It's not a pissing contest relax was just pointing out the ignorance in your previous statement.
Lastly just as individual people are different, so are ideas of how societies should build and develop.
Your idea of ideal civilisation is not the only right kind. Arrogant to think
@GuaymallenG4006@insanefrog Actually many artifact's used in Egyptian culture is closer to African traditional culture than any other. Many practice's and dress styles on the walls of Egypt resemble various African cultures still practiced today.
@JamesCanaryII@umritzer1@insanefrog The Zulus are infamous for warlike nature not development. The Batswana are the ones who built stone huts and had beautiful Stone gardens that ran for miles, rivalling those in Europe in beauty as per David Livingstone. He also mentions how Boers destroyed them out of jealousy
@Athelo3@SizweLo Not everything is a conspiracy, you forget that we have oral traditions regarding it besides written records.
We have lineages that clearly show a major disruption sometime in the near past, which caused certain surnames and clan names to appear far from home.
@Tumelo_kaThoko@truth_cruzader@Bongz868134@Rahul_AJ_1990 Why you up the ass of people who don't even like you.
You even insult your fellow blacks and say "we've always coexisted with you" just like a real house nigga๐ and you still got rebuffed๐คฆ๐ฟโโ๏ธ
You Dudulas have serious mental issues nyani nyani.
Love yourself man!!!
@ChuckyThaDon@NkoeshengZ@NduHGeba @GodPenuel Don't forget in the 100 year wars they were all able to come together and fight as one.
Gcaleka even fought on the British side as a means of spying giving crucial info.
So while they were under different Kings, they still recognised each other as one people with common interests
@Sibonelo_Mbeje@special_84@JacintaNgobese@LadyM1306 Silly question dont you think!
If you lose an imperial war you can't have another one.
Cause once they win they take over anything after would be called a rebellion.
The fact you have several others, means they initially didn't win.
E.g Bhambatha rebellion.
@bukajit@Past_2Present@ChrisExcel102 Nix nomzana, futhi andigxeki ndikhombisa elinye side lalento yabo, inhle kodwa ibuye ibhude.
Ayikho into eworse than false sense of confidence. Uyotchona eweni.
@OmuhlehbZ@Past_2Present@ChrisExcel102 Ukhlangana niyakwazi akekho ongaphika it's just that nididiseka kalula.
Umuntu uyakwazi unifaka eweni ningene futhi nonke ngegama lokuthi huZulu.
E.g GNU both nationally and provincially was brought about by this strength/weakness of yours.
@maboyo@Past_2Present@ChrisExcel102 Vele bafo๐
Buka manje nisiphathele iGNU egcwele abelungu, neKZN yenu iphethwe hiGNU.
Inkinga ninamandla kodwa niphephuka nomoya
Noma into ingasile as long as kuhanjwa wonke umuntu uyahamba even if it means burning down your own house.
@Past_2Present@ChrisExcel102 Things start in KZN but they don't pick up steam unless AmaXhosa are involved.
Everyone knows Xhosas don't just do things, hence the rest of the provinces wait for them to move before they join.
Sometimes KZN fights for nonsense and that's the truth.
@Victorrookwood @xspotsdamark@grok Yes but that describes our modern view of the Boers.
So their perspectives are very credible.
You'll have not changed a bit!
@xspotsdamark There were indeed many prophecies during that time. Even prophecies before about the rising of the dead when a future war would ravage the nation. Many believed that war had arrived with the coming of the whites.
Nonqawuze's Cattle Killing Prophecy's authenticity is much disputed