S.AFRICA: CORPORATIONS VS THE COMMON WHITE PERSON

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A problem I’ve pondered since the late 1980s is how are we going to survive as individuals in a country run by powerful corporations. Let me make this clear: The corporations are about 100x or even 1000x stronger than the Black Government. EVERYTHING IN SOUTH AFRICA IS RUN BY CORPORATIONS and Whites and Jews feature prominently in this – especially lots of Afrikaners. One thing I’ve seen over and over again during financial crises is how Whites are wiped out en masse. We’ve seen White farmers go from 60,000 down to 15,000. 20 Years ago I watched as 93% of gun shops (virtually all White) were wiped out. I watched as hundreds (perhaps even thousands) of pharmacies which were White owned were wiped out. BUT THE WINNER IS ALWAYS THE CORPORATION. Corporations ALWAYS KILL SMALL WHITE BUSINESS. Except in certain cases where special skills help whites to survive. e.g Farming & Medicine. That’s where Whites are the toughest.



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