Assassination in South Africa’s parliament of Hendrik Verwoerd | Twenty-Four Hours (1966) | BBC

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Give white people chance take over need bring South Africa back 1910_2017 remember vote DA ❤❤❤

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In Holland?

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Are you crazy

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Swine

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@@augustineminimbi5668 Talking of pigs, let us talk about what is happening in Brtitan today.

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Problem crime too much now no jobs infrastructure dead special around Johhansburg we need DA to be in may be can bring gud ideas look food prices are too high we poor can't save our kids on table ANC failed

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If SA was guilty of apartheid, so is every country in the world as they are seperated by language, culture and finances. The only difference was that SA created jobs, housing, built recreational facilities and hospitals for black people. Education was free and even complicated surgery cost them a measily two Rand and other treatments were free.
They were given the choice of freedom which they tried in Transkei, but failed miserably due to corruption and tyranny (no surprise at all)
Since 1994 Most of the above has been destroyed by the black ANC government.
The Ossewa Brandwag wasntpro-Nazi, they were anti British.
I wonder what mr Sachs view point would ve today after the ANC took Israel to the ICJ.