Apartheid has long since been removed from South Africa.
And since, a generation has grown up without it and soon so will another.
This from frontpagemag.com.
All these younger generations will know is the African National Congress (ANC) rule. And ANC rule has meant racism, violent crime, and a regime so corrupt that it cannot keep the lights on, but can ally with Russia, China, and Hamas.
The ANC originated as a liberation movement known for its opposition to apartheid and has governed the country since 1994, when the first post-apartheid election resulted in Nelson Mandela being elected as President of South Africa.
The ANC’s central purpose became to dismantle the previous government’s policy of institutionalized apartheid. And after 30 years of ANC rule by Mandela and his increasingly more corrupt klepto-commie successors, there is nothing more to dismantle.
Besides, of course, the ANC’s own racism.
Yes, South Africa is an anti-White racist hellhole but
not because of apartheid, rather because of the ANC.
The end of apartheid did not usher in an end to democracy, but it did bring one-party rule.
Most of the country grew poorer and less safe.
The result was not an end to racism,
rather racism was flipped one-hundred-eighty degrees.
And the responsibility for the death and danger brought to the Whites of South Africa lies with the same international community that insisted on the ANC—a Communist-backed terrorist movement—taking power.
The hagiographies of Nelson Mandela cannot change the fact of what the ANC was. And Mandela’s successors had less self-control than he did. After him the thievery grew out of control. So did the abuses with one of Mandela’s successors facing a rape trial.
But the likeliest alternative to the ANC
is a party whose leader, Julius Malema,
talks openly about killing all the White people.
South Africa did not have to become like this, but those who chose to champion the ANC while turning Mandela into a plaster saint refuse to acknowledge what has been occurring or to take any responsibility for their deadly mistake.
