Why Rhodesians Never Die! Rt. Hon. Ian Smith A Man Honoured Through The Generations
While researching, Jan Lamprecht creator of AfricanCrisis, found a few revealing comments under a youtube video about Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith. Written as recently as this year, we can see why Rhodesians Never Die!
Written by a New Zealander on Youtube, 2016:
We as a commonwealth forced them into the terrible situation in which they found themselves, and we should all be ashamed of that fact. Rest easy Mr Smith, we now know that you only ever wanted the best for ALL your countrymen.
Written by an English man on Youtube, 2019:
British foreign policy has been wrong since the end of WWII, we should have supported Rhodesia and South Africa and we should have kept the third world out of Britain.
Some kind of suicidal mentally took over the whole of the Western World after the end of WWII, our children and grandchildren will curse us for what we have done and what we have failed to do.
Written by a black Rhodesian-born man on Youtube, 2020:
I remember one day, 1993, I think, I was walking on First Street, Harare, with my father. I saw a group of Black people burst into spontaneous applause for this elderly White man, who waved back at them and hurried on. We made eye contact, and he nodded at me so I nodded back.
“Who was that?”I asked my father.
“Don’t you recognise him?” he said. “Ian Smith.”
“The Rhodesian Prime Minister?” I asked, astonished at the fact that I had just seen a group of Black people cheer him on.
“I thought he was the bad guy who killed Black people.”
My father sighed. “You have a lot to learn, sir,” he said.
(By the way, I was born 4 years before Independence, so all I know about how bad things were under Smith is what my generation was told. Mugabe on the other hand…..)
At this most critical time in human history, the story of Rhodesia has important lessons for all who will oppose the NWO Communist state. The fight against the Revolution is winnable. Pro Deo et patria – it is winnable. Many of European race are today coming to see in those wars of independence against the world-wide Communist Revolution – it was in Rhodesia and South Africa that the battle of the West was pitched. This was where the Beacons of Gondor were lit.
Last month John van Zyl (RLI 3 Cdo) and martial arts instructor in SA has posted a beautiful tribute to the Rhodesians. Sept 6 2020. It’s time to remember “Brotherhood of the Forgotten”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4E5cSzK-16Q