printI’ll be speaking to John Safran of The Australian Broadcasting Corporation about my article the genocide of the Boers in “democratic” South Africa. The program is “Sunday Night Safran,” and it will air on “Triple J,” between 9 and 11pm on Sunday, February 4, Australian Eastern Summer Time, or between 2 and 4am Pacific Standard Time. You can listen live on the web by going to
John is the first member of the media to have shown interest in the tragedy of South Africa, as far as I know, and to have a realistic perspective of what’s going down there (as opposed to these “flaccid fools”; the one a mongrel paleoconservative, the other a neocon). The West —America in the lead —has betrayed certain endangered bastions of western civilization, South Africa being one; Serbia another. Israel is next, although its own leaders are doing a fine job of it.
In any event, I believe South Africa is one of the defining stories of our times. The manner in which it was betrayed —through sanctions and international incitement —makes a mockery of our claim to be fighting to maintain Western civilization. What has arisen there is anything but.
Unlike very many Americans, John was remarkably relaxed and did not become apoplectic given the politically incorrect topic of discussion. I hope to get to chat with him again, so that I can improve my output. Being a typical writer, I tend to be reclusive. Put it this way: I haven’t adopted the circus animal persona of the modern pundit, and am unlikely to change.
Background Reading:
“The Genocide in Democratic South Africa”
“The Ugly truth About Democratic South Africa”
“Oprah’s Excellent Elitism”
“Self-defense: A Universal Right”
It is interesting that your first tumble on the South African mess from the MSM is from Australia. My perception of the Aussies is that they are even more liberal and PC than the Americans. Possibly I am mistaken here. Possibly they identify with the Boers given that both shared a like position within the British Empire. [But so did we.] Perhaps they realize that the Caucasian race is past it’s zenith on the earth and is being overrun by the hungry billions, abetted by our political leaders for their own selfish reasons. The insipid pukings and lies of the liberal establishment about Africa, immigration, diversity and all the rest of their pet causes leave me looking for my industrial sized bottle of Pepto Bismol.
Just sign me:
Disgruntled, as usual..
It seems that your position, Mr. Huggins, is that nations must be majority white-controlled in order to establish and maintain Western Civilization. This may very well be true, but one has to reconcile that with the greater forces at play in the world. I believe that line of thinking is a losing battle, whether or not it has merit because of things like capitalism, human nature, and civil laws.
Views like Mr. Huggins’s are interesting and it is not surprising that they invoke emotional reactions. As clinical and as impartial as we would like to discuss everything, some topics carry much more baggage than others, for very legitimate reasons. But we should indeed try as best as possible to leave those at the door. I disagree with Mr. Huggins, not because of what I believe his intent may be, but because I don’t share his view of human nature and the role of government (or the practical means by which government can carry out its duties).
To sshaun004: You are correct in your analysis of my comments. Nations should be majority white controlled to establish and maintain western civilization. That’s why it’s called western. This is proved on a daily basis. The unfortunate fact here is that westerners have become soft and are taking the easy way out by catering to non-westerners via the hypocrisy of “tolerance”, “diversity” and other manifestations of weakness and unwillingness to face facts and accept responsibility–and reality. I realize that there are greater forces at play in the world. This is the problem. These greater forces are not positive forces. I don’t have a very high opinion of human nature and since government is based on human nature, my opinion of that institution is not very high. Government is not the answer. It’s the problem. [As R. Reagan famously said.] A real mess.