By John Danforth

The inevitable consequences of putting a ruinous philosophy into law will likely not be documented by the North American press that helped to foment the destruction of civilization in South Africa.

White guilt and communist ideas about the relationship of the individual to society are part of the intellectual disease that is leaving Western civilizations unable to defend themselves.

The idea that racism against one group will right the wrongs of past racism by another group is part of this poisonous code (and is being enacted into law in the U.S.).

Throw in disarmament of law-abiding citizens and corruption at all levels of government, and history shows that the terrible results are certain to follow.

As this process takes hold, I believe that capital flight starts first, then collapsing economic conditions are used as the excuse to proceed to the next level which always includes confiscation of wealth and seizure of wealth-generating industries. By the time this stage begins, it is time to get out —before consumption of all of the tools of production cause the inevitable depression. When people who have been taught that their plight is caused by the hated class begin to experience real privation, then full scale genocide is a real possibility.

I am afraid that there is a ‘tipping point’ beyond which a small minority of rational people can no longer influence a society, and that South Africa has zoomed past that tipping point. I am afraid that the future holds much worse news for people there, and I am afraid that the only hope for survival of members of the hated class will be to flee their homes and their country.

The United States is wallowing in this suicidal philosophy, and having helped cause this situation in South Africa, cannot be too far behind it in realization of the results. The capital flight stage is well underway right now.

I am certain that the mainstream media in the U.S. will not connect the dots, and will attempt to hide the deliberate destruction of innocent people, just as the friends of Uncle Joe Stalin did in the past. If they can hide the results of their nihilistic philosophy, perhaps they can avoid responsibility for complicity in the murders it causes.

—John Danforth

“My apologies; I’ve misled readers about my native South Africa. I called it the most violent place on earth outside a war zone. I was wrong. BBC World recently and reluctantly disclosed that South Africa jostles with Iraq and Columbia for the title of most violent country in the world, war zones included. …President Thabo Mbeki ignored the BBC’s otherwise incontinent exhilaration about everything else South-African, choosing instead to frame as racism the network’s newfound realism vis-Ã -vis crime. Mbeki wields this ad hominem like an assegai. He is, however, much less adept at logic.”

More on Mbeki’s response to the reality of crime in South Africa in my latest WND column, “Mbeki Puts on Thinking Cap to Wrestle With Crime.”

“Africa” Archive is here.