I had the honor of meeting an Afrikaner who served under Colonel Ferreira (Tarzan)... today I hope he is with God, as he passed away in 2021.
A tremendously harsh war that is not documented in reliable books
Glory to the South African Defence Force!!
Today, 38 years ago at 17h00 the guns fell silent in Southern Angola when on the 8th of August 1988 a ceasefire came into effect, effectively ending hostilities between South African and the Angolan/Cuban/Soviet Forces. Let us bow our heads, and observe a minute of silence for our Brothers who paid the supreme sacrifice in this war.
LEST WE FORGET
It was reported at 11 PM yesterday that Alex was found safe. Public support and rapid sharing of information reportedly led to the swift result. More information will be made available as the investigation concludes.
30-odd years ago, many South Africans weren't allowed to walk the streets after dark. They required a "dompas," also known as a pass book. These laws were racially charged and discriminatory.
They were racist.
Today, no South Africans walk the streets after dark at the heightened risk of being robbed, hijacked, *aped or m*rdered.
The ANC calls this freedom and equality.
Darryl Cooper explains why Spain, Hungary, and Russia are continued targets of the American global homo regime.
“The Spanish are one of the people who to this day remain living historically… They still know themselves as Spaniards.”
Ništa ništa , opet izraelski klub 🤮
Después Europa League contra Viktorija Pilsen y también pintan bastos.
Mejor conference 🤭 equipos interesantes Hajduk, PAO, Rijeka y seguro que nos cae de EL, Besiktas o PAOK, ojalá un otoño/invierno 🍁❄️ caliente
Franco used Moroccan troops (he had been a commander… in North Africa… of a mixed Moroccan and Spanish force…) to crush the left who were massacring priests/nuns all across the nation and destroying Spain.
The Moroccans then went home, and he didn’t flood his country with brown people.
Franco’s Spain was 99.5% Spanish, the overwhelmingly majority of the 0.5% were other Europeans.
Franco failed to secure a proper succession, but he was facing near-impossible odds. This is the only critique one can really have of him on this matter. Spain was a tiny right wing island trying to exist in the postwar sea of insane liberalism. His only logical successor was assassinated, almost certainly with outside help.
Why Ceuta indeed?
Agreed, Morocco's objective, as an ally of the US and Israel, is to seize control of Ceuta. With this, the Anglo-Zionist axis would control both sides of the Strait of Gibraltar.
Bibi Netanyahu's own son admits funding the NGOs... As always it's not so simple. They secure the supply (barbaric illegal forever wars) their NGOs take care of the little matter of securing the open borders. Supply and demand...
Virtually any ship entering the mediterranean from the west (not the canal) enters through the Spanish territorial waters. Why would spain or even the EU give up so much power?
El drama de España no es lo que estamos padeciendo, si no la inacción general ante la adversidad.
Unos políticos entregados a nuestros enemigos, periodistas que confunden a la ciudadanía, unas instituciones pusilánimes, o papanatas que se "movilizan" varios días después.
I'm not a racist. I'm a culturalist
I believe some cultures are superior to others
For example, I prefer cultures that do not encourage wife beating, paedophilia, clitorectomies, stoning and constant inflation of the male ego
I am also aware of the difference between Islamoscepticism and Islamophobia
Notice that hate does not come into this
Only moral preferences
When Nelson Mandela was inaugurated in 1994, South Africa's national finances were in remarkably good shape.
The Rand sat at R3.50 to the US Dollar, and both a South African passport and an average middle-class income carried real weight internationally.
Government debt stood at just 13.5% of GDP, the state owed almost nothing to foreign creditors, handing the new democracy complete fiscal independence and enormous room to invest in building a strong, modern state.
Skip ahead to 2026. Following years of state capture, cadre deployment, and repeated bailouts of failing state enterprises like Eskom and Transnet, that debt to GDP figure has climbed past 75%.
South Africa now spends more on servicing its debt than it does on healthcare or law enforcement.
Rather than channeling that borrowed money into factories, schools, or infrastructure like high-speed rail, the funds went largely toward inflated salaries for politically connected insiders, while the country's physical infrastructure was left to decay.
Cientos de jóvenes marroquíes cruzaron la frontera de Ceuta en las últimas 24h.
No son ni exiliados de guerra ni refugiados políticos, ni mucho menos mujeres y niños.
Todos hombres jóvenes en buen estado.
Cuando esto pasa, quiere decir que el régimen marroquí quiere algo.