Zimbabwe and South Africa are not safe if you are White. You can't change the past FFS.

In the South West I have encountered numerous residents from both countries who have to leave for their safety, one woman and her son were the only survivors of a farm raid, and the scars they have are horrific. South Africa is a natural beauty but sadly marred by the people. Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth) is gorgeous.

Cheryl is paying her taxes with her husband, and not working in a gig economy like a nail bar or Deliveroo. If you see the hotel audits many of the immigrants have slipped up by admitting they work then they retract, you can't work if you don't have the right documents.

It seems the Home Office only care about deportations if they are easy targets, not the thousands of migrants coming over in rubber boaties with no ID. The Robins need to say she is allergic to the burning sun, she has a fear of South African pop songs, is allergic to chakalaka and bobotie and is LGBT. She will be left alone.


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South Africa is an odd country. I have been there several times. From the hotels I have stayed in, you can see lovely suburbs, beautiful beaches, crime like car jackings, the odd murder, the slums and ghettos from one window.

Every now and then, I do keep in touch with a few people I met there, they have now left South Africa for other parts of the world. They were threatened with death threats and violence if they didn't leave the country.

The Blacks have made it clear they don't want Whites there now, now that White Afrikaners are leaving the country for the USA, the S.A government are now throwing a fit, and so are the media. I guess they won't have any scapegoats when the shit does hit the fan due to lack of skills in farming.

I thought the media loved African Americans, but I guess it's not the right type of African.

I have noticed they are bringing their wives and children, clutching Old Glory and not coming in caravans that consist of fighting age men like the UK gets daily by boat. I thought that cocaine Starmer was smashing the gangs.


I never forget how friendly the Yanks were to me when I told them that my uncle and his friend helped move to New York when I was a teen to escape the Troubles in Ireland. I still have no idea if I was there legally or not. I was told not to ask questions.

I was working for cash in hand for my friend's uncle however, I am grateful that I met my first girlfriend there, who is the mother of my daughters in Long Island.

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I wonder if the BBC will take down this link. Do white people have a future in South Africa?