The Ongoing Tragedy of Post-Apartheid South Africa

Frontpage Mag ^ | 06/18/2015 | by Arnold Ahlert

[DiogenesLamp]

We’ve got that one here already. Rampant in the fed gov.

Of course. We have the most meritless man this nation has ever seen in the office of the Presidency. His one qualification was that he was "Black" and for that the media loved him. He had no real qualifications or experience, he is entirely the product of the media's imagination and influence.

The man is stupid, ignorant and lazy. So are the people he appoints to positions of power and influence.

[V_TWIN]

when I first heard about obama I did research, didn’t take long to come across his infamous senate voting record. That was all I needed to reject him out of hand.

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

Happens every time. They never learn.

[stephenjohnbanker]

” The Liberal Monopoly of the media is THE GREATEST THREAT THIS NATION FACES. “

Amen!

[DungeonMaster]

Sounds like another Haiti which I thought was the poorest country on the planet.

[I am Richard Brandon]

For America, the concept of political correctness and the ideology that promotes it are the greatest enemies. Where is the deep thinking politician who will destroy the fallacy of PC.

[Basil Duke]

You’ll be hearing a lot more from Ferguson in about six weeks, when the social justice orcs launch a new terrorist offensive to coincide with the anniversary of Michael Brown’s death. The South Carolina church massacre was just too perfect - providing the race grifting commanders all the fodder they need to prop up their ridiculous meme about rabid whites hunting blacks for sport. The Ferguson Front will reopen with a vigor.

[stillfree?]

Coming to our country one day at a time.

[SeekAndFind]

The following list is of 50 cities in the world by murder rate (not including areas of war, or Middle Eastern cities.^[1]).

Rank	Municipality	Country	Homicides (2014)	Population (2014)	Homicides per 100,000
1	San Pedro Sula	Honduras	1,319	769,025	171.20
2	Caracas	Venezuela	3,797	3,273,863	115.98
3	Acapulco	Mexico	883	847,735	104.16
4	João Pessoa	Brazil	620	780,738	79.41
5	Distrito Central	Honduras	928	1,195,456	77.65
6	Maceió	Brazil	733	1,005,319	72.91
7	Valencia	Venezuela	1,086	1,527,920	71.08
8	Fortaleza	Brazil	2,541	3,818,380	66.55
9	Cali	Colombia	1,530	2,344,734	65.25
10	São Luís	Brazil	908	1,403,111	64.71
11	Natal	Brazil	931	1,462,045	63.68
12	Ciudad Guayana	Venezuela	536	862,720	62.13
13	San Salvador	El Salvador	1,067	1,743,315	61.21
14	Cape Town	South Africa	2,244	3,740,026	60.00
15	Vitória	Brazil	1,074	1,884,096	57.00
16	Cuiabá	Brazil	467	827,104	56.46
17	Salvador	Brazil	2,129	3,919,864	54.31
18	Belém	Brazil	1,130	2,129,515	53.06
19	St. Louis	United States	159	318,416	49.93
20	Teresina	Brazil	416	840,600	49.49
21	Barquisimeto	Venezuela	601	1,293,693	46.46
22	Detroit	United States	309	688,701	44.87
23	Goiânia	Brazil	633	1,412,364	44.82
24	Culiacán	Mexico	384	910,564	42.17
25	Guatemala City	Guatemala	1,288	3,074,054	41.90
26	Kingston	Jamaica	495	1,219,366	40.59
27	Ciudad Juárez	Mexico	538	1,347,165	39.94
28	New Orleans	United States	150	378,715	39.61
29	Recife	Brazil	1,518	3,887,261	39.05
30	Campina Grande	Brazil	153	402,912	37.97
31	Obregón	Mexico	120	318,184	37.71
32	Palmira	Colombia	114	302,727	37.66
33	Manaus	Brazil	749	2,020,301	37.07
34	Nuevo Laredo	Mexico	142	406,598	34.92
35	Nelson Mandela Bay	South Africa	402	1,152,115	34.89
36	Pereira	Colombia	162	467,185	34.68
37	Porto Alegre	Brazil	1,442	4,161,237	34.65
38	Durban	South Africa	1,187	3,442,361	34.48
39	Aracaju	Brazil	312	912,647	34.19
40	Baltimore	United States	211	622,104	33.92
41	Ciudad Victoria	Mexico	117	345,080	33.91
42	Belo Horizonte	Brazil	1,926	5,767,414	33.39
43	Chihuahua	Mexico	289	868,145	33.29
44	Curitiba	Brazil	587	1,864,416	31.48
45	Tijuana	Mexico	502	1,678,880	29.90
46	Macapá	Brazil	129	446,757	28.87
47	Cúcuta	Colombia	183	643,666	28.43
48	Torreón	Mexico	330	1,186,637	27.81
49	Medellín	Colombia	657	2,441,123	26.91
50	Cuernavaca	Mexico	168	660,215	25.45

[stillfree?]

4 top 50 spots for the USA.

[MinorityRepublican]

I’m surprised that Capetown is more violent than Johannesburg. Whites make up a greater percentage of population in Capetown.