Off topic. Size of Africa

[hogpatrol]

Ahh im back...

We got a new President last week after months and months off trying to get rid of the previous one with all his 100s off court cases and corruption charges, the new Prez Is probably the African Donald Trump, self-made business man that was actually supposed to be President after Nelson Mandela (was his right hand man and pushed by him to be president) so hopefully things change for the better….we will see.

Ramaphosa has an uphill battle. It's better to be an optimist but from what I've seen over the last five years, it will take decades to fix RSA. As far as home or Texas? I've suggested to more than one farmer, get out while you can still sell and get something for your property. I don't see a secure future for the white man anywhere in black ruled Africa. Look at Zim, Moz, and now SA. The Chinese are moving in and taking over. Once they've removed what they want, it'll be new roads, new bridges and not much else.

 

[Milo 2.0]

Sorry

 

[hogpatrol]

Sorry

The new PC terminology is Turd World country.

 

[370bc]

Sorry

Now that's what I call 'off topic'! 2 shots of moonshine with a stale, warm-beer chaser for you young man!

 

[370bc]

Ramaphosa has an uphill battle. It's better to be an optimist but from what I've seen over the last five years, it will take decades to fix RSA. As far as home or Texas? I've suggested to more than one farmer, get out while you can still sell and get something for your property. I don't see a secure future for the white man anywhere in black ruled Africa. Look at Zim, Moz, and now SA. The Chinese are moving in and taking over. Once they've removed what they want, it'll be new roads, new bridges and not much else.

Simon Roche's interview by Stefan Molyneux on YouTube of 'The Fall of South Africa' was the first i realized the gravity of the situation. How this is not the lead story of every news media outlet in the west proves the enemy is in charge of what we can and cannot see, politically. Astonishing and unforgivable. Somebody needs to be taught a lesson, by an un-matching force.

 

[Dusty Stevens]

You cant drive a road or sewer system. Therefore you must buy the lambo. If you dont steal the money somebody else will is the mentality- no plans for the future not even food for tomorrow in most cases.

 

[370bc]

You cant drive a road or sewer system. Therefore you must buy the lambo. If you dont steal the money somebody else will is the mentality- no plans for the future not even food for tomorrow in most cases.

And one can say the same exact thing about the inner cities, across the globe.
Why is this? What is the correlation?

 

[hogpatrol]

If one likes to read books on old African safaris, may I suggest "Wanderings of an Elephant Hunter" by W.D.M. Bell.
It has some very interesting passages on how he dealt with the local kings, how they amassed their wealth and position and what they did to keep it.

After reading, one can see the similarities between those kings, their methods of operation and the politics of not only Africa but the big cities in the United States.

It's in Kindle form.

 

[Shawnba67]

If one likes to read books on old African safaris, may I suggest "Wanderings of an Elephant Hunter" by W.D.M. Bell.
It has some very interesting passages on how he dealt with the local kings, how they amassed their wealth and position and what they did to keep it.

After reading, one can see the similarities between those kings, their methods of operation and the politics of not only Africa but the big cities in the United States.

It's in Kindle form.

I have this on audio cd, I bet I have listened. To it a dozen times. I like it so much I bought From the Niger to the Nile, only because Bell mentioned it. I did not like Boyds book nearly as well. It had alot less color to it. Kind of a dry read.
We might need to start an African Novels thread!

 

[hogpatrol]

Another good one

I have this on audio cd, I bet I have listened. To it a dozen times. I like it so much I bought From the Niger to the Nile, only because Bell mentioned it. I did not like Boyds book nearly as well. It had alot less color to it. Kind of a dry read.
We might need to start an African Novels thread!

Another good one!

 

[joshb]

"Hunter" is my favorite.

 

[ireload2]

Finn Aagaard left Kenya to run a ranch in Texas after the idiots in Kenya outlawed hunting. I am sure some tribe of thugs is getting rich from that now.