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For the first time since 1886 when it was founded, and despite the biggest budget of any city in Africa, many suburbs of #Johannesburg have been without water for weeks now. Spontaneous protests are erupting on the streets.

For the first time since 1886 when it was founded, and despite the biggest budget of any city in Africa, many suburbs of #Johannesburg have been without water for weeks now. Spontaneous protests are erupting on the streets.

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RETWEET. "Boer Lives Matter." Belgrade, Serbia. We need posters like this in every European and American city!

RETWEET. "Boer Lives Matter." Belgrade, Serbia. We need posters like this in every European and American city!

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Jordan Peterson on "Kill the Boer": "The majority of Russians weren't Bolsheviks, a tiny percentage, 3 to 5 percent maybe... You don't need that many organised psychopaths to wreak bloody, blue murder, that's for sure."

Jordan Peterson on "Kill the Boer": "The majority of Russians weren't Bolsheviks, a tiny percentage, 3 to 5 percent maybe... You don't need that many organised psychopaths to wreak bloody, blue murder, that's for sure."

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Another day, another water protest in Johannesburg. No water. That is what you call "democracy and human rights". What strikes me is how poor and downtrodden these white protestors look. They are barely getting by. Under Afrikaner rule, South Africa was the 20th biggest economy in the world. We had water and electricity in abundance, more railways than Great Britain, beautiful highways and roads, opera houses and theatres, state hospitals where we did the first heart transplant. Now we are part of the third world. The railways and the post office are now more. The roads are full of potholes and the hospitals are dirty and malodorous. But hey - as in the former Soviet Union - we have "equality". In our hopeless media the journalists and sycophants of the regime literally write: "We all suffer equally." More than seventy people are murdered every day, more than the annual number in many other countries. But we have to be grateful to our leftist, Afro-Marxist rulers for allowing us to live. At least until some hijacker points a gun at your car window or there is a shootout at your local shopping centre.

Another day, another water protest in Johannesburg. No water. That is what you call "democracy and human rights". What strikes me is how poor and downtrodden these white protestors look. They are barely getting by. Under Afrikaner rule, South Africa was the 20th biggest economy in the world. We had water and electricity in abundance, more railways than Great Britain, beautiful highways and roads, opera houses and theatres, state hospitals where we did the first heart transplant. Now we are part of the third world. The railways and the post office are now more. The roads are full of potholes and the hospitals are dirty and malodorous. But hey - as in the former Soviet Union - we have "equality". In our hopeless media the journalists and sycophants of the regime literally write: "We all suffer equally." More than seventy people are murdered every day, more than the annual number in many other countries. But we have to be grateful to our leftist, Afro-Marxist rulers for allowing us to live. At least until some hijacker points a gun at your car window or there is a shootout at your local shopping centre.

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