Archive for the ‘South Africa and Rhodesia’ Category
Orania: A Socio-Economic Overview
May 8, 2012 Christianity, Culture, Ethnonationalism, Europeans, Ideology, Politics, Race, South Africa and Rhodesia, TheonomyDuring the weekend of April 27-29, while Marxists across South Africa were celebrating “Freedom Day” to mark the eighteenth anniversary of the ANC takeover, I had the pleasure of visiting Orania, a small Afrikaner town right across the border from …
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The Marxist and Anti-Christian Foundations of the Struggle Against Apartheid
March 1, 2012 Africans, Colonial, Ethnonationalism, Europeans, History, Ideology, Law, Modern, Party Politics, Politics, Race, Refuting "Christian" Marxism, South Africa and Rhodesia, The WestFor we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age, against spiritual hosts of wickedness in the heavenly places. (Eph. 6:12, NKJV) The so-called “struggle” against …
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On Witnessing the Moral Decline of a People: The Case of Riekert Botha
January 16, 2012 Blog, Christianity, Culture, Current Events, False Religions, Family, Family Issues, Marriage, Popular Culture, Refuting "Christian" Marxism, South Africa and Rhodesia, The West, TheologyA few years back, I attended a church service held by a visiting conservative Reformed minister from the Netherlands in a town nearby Bloemfontein. I will never forget the minister’s very first comment as he introduced himself. He remarked that …
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An Overview of Contemporary Afrikaner Movements for Self-Determination
December 6, 2011 Christianity, Current Events, Ethnonationalism, Europeans, Ideology, Modern, Party Politics, Politics, Race, South Africa and Rhodesia, The West, TheonomyIntroduction Ever since the black Marxist takeover of South Africa was finally completed on the March 27, 1994, freedom-loving Afrikaner-Boers have been involved in many different attempts and projects aiming at self-determination for the Boer nation. The struggle for …
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The Truth About Apartheid in South Africa, Part 2
November 4, 2011 Africans, Ethnonationalism, Europeans, History, Ideology, Law, Modern, Politics, Race, South Africa and RhodesiaIn part one of this series, I discussed the positive impact that apartheid laws had on South Africa as a whole during the early era of British colonial rule (1910-1948). I will now proceed to analyze the impact the policy …
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The Truth About Apartheid in South Africa, Part 1
October 27, 2011 Africans, Colonial, Demographics, Ethnonationalism, Europeans, History, Ideology, Law, Modern, Politics, Race, South Africa and RhodesiaApartheid is an Afrikaans word meaning “separateness.” Yet, whenever the term is heard anywhere around the world, and especially in the Western World today, the de facto connotation most people will immediately make is with concepts such as hatred, suppression, …
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The Suppression of White Farmers in South Africa
August 29, 2011 Africans, Current Events, Demographics, Economics, Ideology, Law, Politics, Race, South Africa and Rhodesia, The WestFarming is not merely another way of making a living in Boer society: it is part of who the Afrikaner-Boer people of South Africa are. The agrarian lifestyle of the Boers has played a central role in the development …
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A Reason Not to Celebrate Mandela Day
July 18, 2011 Current Events, History, Important People, Modern, Politics, South Africa and RhodesiaIn November 2009, the United Nations declared July 18 as “The Nelson Mandela International Day,” a day to be celebrated in his honour. This makes today, Mandela’s 93rd birthday, to be the second official UN Mandela day. The day is …
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The Heresies of the Marxist Belhar Confession
July 14, 2011 Christianity, Current Events, Ethnonationalism, False Religions, Politics, Race, Refuting "Christian" Marxism, South Africa and Rhodesia, The West, Theology, TheonomyIntroduction Two liberal Afrikaner theologians, Dirkie Smit and Jaap Durand from the University of the Western Cape, along with Gustav Bam and Allan Boesak, the leading theologian of the Dutch Reformed Mission Church (a church among the mixed-race people …
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The Importance of Folklore in a Nation’s Culture
July 3, 2011 Child Raising, Culture, Europeans, Family, History, Music, Poetry, South Africa and Rhodesia, Tales, The WestThe ingredients which I regard as being the most crucial to the existence of any ethnic group would probably be lineage, history, geography, beliefs, language, sense of humor, customs, and folklore. Folklore, however, is one of the aspects most …
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