“Zimbabwe's political tensions rising” - https://youtu.be/df18nb8XqbA. Note the following statements made by Brian Raftopoulus;
“Since the coup in 2017, the military has come into the full.” About 0:55
“The South African government’s history on this crisis has not been a very good one and has tend to be complicit with the authoritarian regime since Mugabe days.” About 1:29
“Has South Africa’s ruling party betrayed Mandela’s legacy? | Head to Head” - https://youtu.be/BGq6dSO4Yx4. This interview with Baleka Mbete of the ANC, who was the Speaker and Deputy President, would be hilarious if the situation in South Africa was not so dire. Listen to the discussion with regard to the military coup in Zimbabwe back in 2017 at 40:40, where she celebrates it to help the ZANU PF. Another comment made; “Jacob Zuma said in 2015 that the ANC comes before the country” at about 31:00
Andrew Feinstein, who was part of the discussion, was the “former South African politician and author of 'After the Party: A Personal Journey Inside the ANC'. He is now director of Corruption Watch UK.” He made the below comment at the following link, https://www.aljazeera.com/programmes/south2north/2013/01/2013118151914861779.html.
“It’s estimated that the trade in weapons accounts for around 40 percent of all corruption in all world trade .…The thing that I think is so important about it is it runs to the core of the way we’re governed, because the trade in weapons is extremely closely tied into the mechanics of government. The defence manufacturers, those who make the weapons, are closely tied in to governments, to militaries, to intelligence agencies and crucially to political parties. So they have enormous influence.”
Andrew “chaired the Aids charity Friends of the Treatment Action Campaign”, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Feinstein. Then I found this article, https://health-e.org.za/2015/11/23/treatment-action-campaign-receives-r14m/, which states; “The Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) has received a R14 million pledge from Canadian non-profit organisation the Stephen Lewis Foundation that will save it from closing its doors, but will not save jobs already on the cutting board.”
Then looking through the Stephen Lewis Foundation website,
Per https://stephenlewisfoundation.org/who-we-are/about-the-foundation/our-co-founders, Stephen Lewis “is a past member of the Board of Directors of the Clinton Health Access Initiative and Emeritus Board Member of the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative. He served as a Commissioner on the Global Commission on HIV and the Law.
Stephen Lewis’s work with the United Nations spanned more than two decades. He was the UN Secretary-General’s Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa from June 2001 until the end of 2006. From 1995 to 1999, Mr. Lewis was Deputy Executive Director of UNICEF at the organization’s global headquarters in New York. From 1984 through 1988, he was Canada's Ambassador to the United Nations. “
And Graça Machel is chair of its African Advisory Board, https://stephenlewisfoundation.org/who-we-are/about-the-foundation/african-advisory-board. >>9365563, >>9362041
“The infamous apartheid-era "Kill the Boer" song (1990)” at https://youtu.be/a6NJitdq8Bk
“Filmed in Soweto in 1990, this clip is a rare glimpse of the inner sanctum of the township comrades and their infamous dance, "Kill the Boer". In a school where the headmaster lost control long ago, instead of respecting teachers the kids look up to "comrades" - who along the way destroyed the school system in their battle against apartheid.
The footage is taken from the documentary 'Children Of The Revolution'.”
Notice "DISARM THE POLICE" written on the wall. There is now a website, https://www.disarmthepolice.com/.
Every world patriot must watch this video!!! “One Man, One Vote, ONE TIME - Africa and the Globalist Money powers” - https://youtu.be/zs-4AjsCPbU.
Below are a few excerpts of the following article, “Think again before you call yourself a supporter of the ‘New’ South Africa” at http://eurofolkradio.com/2016/12/28/believed-lies-apartheid/
“In 1988, a German book published how the White giant of Africa actually was. Below are some of the facts referencing 1988 unless otherwise indicated):
In 1972, SA blacks owned 360,000 vehicles. (More than all the black African states together)
The monthly income of blacks per capita in 1988 was R352 per month in South Africa – Malawi and Mozambique less than R20 per month.
In 1988 black people could undergo a complicated heart valve surgery for just more than $ 1 while black Americans had to pay $ 15,000. In a Pretoria hospital between 2000 and 3000 of these surgeries were done per year.”
“Dr. Kenneth Walker, a Canadian physician, visited Soweto and made the following observations:
He saw several houses worth more than R100 000 with various BMW’s at the door.
Only 2% of homes are shacks with neat buildings with lawns. If he had to choose between the decaying apartments in New York, Detroit or Chicago than he would rather stay in Soweto.
He’d rather be very ill in Soweto as in some Canadian cities.
He says the city has more schools, churches, cars, taxis, and sports fields than any other independent African states.”
“SA produced more electrical energy than Italy, as much crude steel as France, more wheat than Canada, more wool than the US, more wine than Greece and more fish than Great Britain.”
And so on.
I found the attached copy of a document discussing the operations of the Urban Foundations. The most interesting part is that “The African e-Journals Project has digitized full text of articles of eleven social science and humanities journals. This item is from the digital archive maintained by Michigan State University Library. Find more at: http://digital.lib.msu.edu/projects/africanjournals/”
Looking further in their archive, I found copies of materials written by Blade Nzimande, Neville Alexander, Bernard Magubane, etc..
If we just look at Bernard Magubane’s document “The Political Economy of the South African Revolution , see attachment, you can understand why American students can be radicalised. Then looking into his background at https://www.sahistory.org.za/people/professor-bernard-magubane, it states;
“He became politically involved and joined the African National Congress (ANC), attending ANC rallies and meetings. He was an avid reader of The Guardian and The New Age, newspapers run mainly by members of the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA).”
“There he earned a BA and an honours degree and then a Masters degree in Sociology. In 1961, he managed to get another fellowship to study at the University of California-Los Angeles (UCLA) in the United States of America (USA). After completing another Masters degree he went on to do his PhD at UCLA. During this time, he became one of the founders of the anti-Apartheid movement in the United States of America.
In 1967, Professor Magubane moved to Zambia where he taught at the University of Zambia and became a member of the ANC community in Lusaka. Oliver Tambo stayed with the Magubane family for some time and they became close friends. At the university, he worked closely with the ANC and the South African Communist Party (SACP) stalwart, Professor Jack Simons, who also taught there.
Magubane later recalled that, ‘We used to meet at [Jack Simons’] house every Sunday to discuss South Africa. In fact, almost everything that I had learned for my PhD, I had to unlearn from the lectures he gave… That's when I became interested in the political economy of race, and that's when I really started taking notes for the book, which I would work on when I went back to the United States in 1970. ””
“He returned to the United States where he continued his academic career, teaching in universities in both California and then in Connecticut.”
“After returning to South Africa in 1994, Professor Magubane joined the Human Sciences Research Council as a Chief Research Specialist. In September 2000, he was appointed project leader and Director of the South African Democracy Education Trust, a project organization set up to study the political history of South Africa since 1960.”
“Senekal…. Enough is Enough (06 Oct 2020)” - https://youtu.be/sFDolVz7Mkc
More videos can be found at this link, https://www.timeslive.co.za/news/south-africa/2020-10-06-watch-shots-fired-police-van-set-alight-at-senekal-court-after-farm-murder/.
https://www.thesouthafrican.com/news/senekal-protests-malema-slams-farmers-for-rioting-outside-court/, states;
As far as AfriForum are concerned, the angry reaction is justified:
“The anger that the people have expressed here today is the result of the cruelty of the problem which simply does not stop and which is accompanied by the care-me-not-like attitude that the government takes towards farm murders.”
TLU, a farming interest group in South Africa, tried to pin the blame on Bheki Cele:
“But the behaviour of the supporters reflects the feeling of farmers at ground level. The irreconcilable attitude and remarks of the minister of police, Bheki Cele, against farmers add to this feeling. We are fed up and will no longer be targets.”
“The government’s attitude towards and denial of the seriousness of farm attacks are unacceptable. We hope government now realises that the chaos that could ensue if there is no active reaction would be unmanageable by the government.”
“Adam Andrzejewski | The Depth of the Swamp” - https://youtu.be/SQDEDR0JXdE
Adam Andrzejewski is the founder and CEO of openthebooks.com, the world's largest database of public sector spending, whether at the federal, state, or local level.” Below is a noteworthy comment.
“I received a call 2 weeks ago from the White House from the executive office, the president, the office of management and budget, and they said for the first time in our nation’s history included in the President’s budget to congress is a chapter on the elimination of wasteful spending and they said that our work, our oversight work at openthebooks.com had helped inspire that chapter. They sent me a copy of it and the President recognised in that chapter the following and this is really important, quote, that a bloated, duplicative and wasteful federal government is a threat to America’s future and that’s really good news.”
“Kimberley Strassel | The Resurgence of Socialism Today” - https://youtu.be/f0IaOh35N10
She mentions election ballot fraud.
“William P. Barr | The Constitution and the Rule of Law” - https://youtu.be/I0Ho5_DiRdc
“The Obama administration you know had some of the people who were in Mueller’s office writing their briefs in the supreme court so maybe that explains something.”
“I think it raises the fundamental question which is this that our constitution was meant for a discerning, informed, virtuous people and you have to raise the question of whether we still have that in our country. But we certainly have forces that are attempting to cultivate a dependent people and it’s, you know, it’s the same old game. What’s our bread and circuses today? It’s all distraction. You know, as Pascal said, it’s all about distracting people from anything that’s important and principle and what’s happening. That’s why so many people don’t pay attention. They’re distracted. They’re distracted by, you know, all the stimulation of their senses that go on and that goes part and parcel with creating dependence. So you have more and more people that just don’t care.”
He also discusses BLM and mail-in-ballots.