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To: Dixie Yooper


All kidding aside. Jan van Riebeeck lands. 90 % + of what is to become RSA is uninhabited. There there are a few thousand "Bushmen" living in the deserts, a few thousand herders living in what was to become the breadbasket (Bantu) with the majority living in the subtropical Natal area (also Bantu)

The Bantu who are from north of Nigeria spread along the waterways in Africa. Their level of economic development was farm by the rivers and trade with the herdsmen. There is one major river in SA and it is barely in SA.

The Dutch and French SA equivalent of our pilgrims set out on covered wagons and through blood and sweat and hand dug wells and windmills and advanced irrigation created farms. Bantu swarmed into SA for jobs.

It was never their land. They couldn't farm it then and will not be able to farm it now. See Zim for what is going to happen.
48 posted on 11/20/2018 9:46:25 AM PST by LesbianThespianGymnasticMidget (TRUMP TRAIN !!! Get the hell out of the way if you are not on yet because we don't stop for idiots)
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To: LesbianThespianGymnasticMidget

The dominant population has taken South Africa away from what used to be the dominant population. Now they want the land as well. Next is the bank accounts. After that anything that’s left, until there is no more. Farming? Logging? Mining? They don’t care, they out number the whites and they want what the whites have. They are the government now. They are the police. They are the military. They don’t care about white people in their nation and what they own. It’s not that what you say isn’t true, it’s that it’s not going to save you if you stay.


49 posted on 11/20/2018 11:35:22 AM PST by Dixie Yooper (Ephesians 6:11)
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