1975: Rhodesia was No 1 in global agriculture – 2017: Zimbabwe imports 80% of its food! – 90% unemployment!
This was posted by Jan Lamprecht in 2016. I can't find it on his new site now.

In 1964, mercenary Bruce Curry is publicly hired by Congolese President Ubi to rescue European residents from an isolated mining town about to be attacked by rebel Simbas. However, his real mission is to retrieve $50 million of diamonds from a mine company's vault. Curry's subordinates include his black friend Ruffo and alcoholic Doctor Wreid. He also reluctantly recruits ex-Nazi Henlein because he needs his military expertise and leadership skills.

Rhodesia - The Nyadzonya Raid (Operation Eland) 1976
Operation Eland, also known as the Nyadzonya Raid, was a military operation carried out by operatives of the Rhodesian Selous Scouts at Nyadzonya in Mozambique on 9 August 1976.The Rhodesians claimed 300 ZANLA and 30 FAM (Armed Forces of Mozambique) soldiers were killed; documentation captured after the event suggested that 1,028 were killed.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Eland

Nick Downie's award winning combat footage from the 1970's Rhodesian Bush War

Re-uploaded, seems dead on previous upload

The Leader, His Driver and the Driver's Wife is a 1991 British feature-length documentary film set during the final days of the apartheid regime in South Africa, particularly centring on Eugène Terre'Blanche, founder and leader of the far-right Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging. The film was directed by Nick Broomfield and released in 1991. It received an average of 2.3 million viewers during its screening on Channel 4. A year later it was the subject of legal action brought by the journalist, Jani Allan, in what has been described as "the libel case of the summer".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Leader,_His_Driver_and_the_Driver%27s_Wife

The film explains how the ANC successfully implemented a predetermined programme of violence, fear and propaganda to eliminate political rivals and establish itself as the sole representative of black aspirations in South Africa. It illuminates how the ANC’s armed struggle was more a struggle against black rival organizations than against the apartheid system.

The 'Boeremag', or Afrikaaner Army, are determined to bomb their way back to a white South Africa. But just why did a small army of 4000 they think they could succeed?

In 2002, bombings attributed to Boer nationalists and the discovery of arms caches on Boer farms reaffirmed the 'White Right' as South Africa's primary internal security threat. It is alleged that their plan was to create a state of confusion through bombings, mobilize an army of 4000 men, drive out 'Blacks and Indians' and declare a Boer Republic. The ambitious plan perhaps owes its confidence to a Boer War era prophet, Siener, or 'The Seer.' He foresaw the fall of Afrikaaner South Africa, followed by a revival of white supremacy and a plan to reinstate a Boer Republic. His prophecies almost perfectly reflect the course of action taken by the Boeremag. We may never know their exact motives, but this is a fascinating look at one possible inspiration for a group that has terrorized South Africa.

In this report, Holmes asks whether the killing of white farmers is just a tragic fact of life, and death, in one of the world’s most violent societies - or whether it is indeed politically or racially motivated.

The siege mentality of white farmers is magnified by radical politicians like Julius Malema. His Economic Freedom Fighters party sprang from the country’s chronic failure to deliver land to landless blacks.

“We are taking the future into our own hands,” he tells a rally of dancing followers in their red berets. Then a chant: “Shoot to kill! Shoot to kill! Pow, pow!” as he pulls an imaginary trigger.

Recently Malema wedged the governing ANC into supporting expropriation of land without compensation. So far, the government has not seized any farmland without paying for it.

But white farmers say that already the private market for farmland has collapsed. “Why would you buy a farm if tomorrow the government is going to take it?” asks Jo-an Engelbrecht.

For now, Engelbrecht is digging in on his farm in the faint hope that President Cyril Ramaphosa can stabilize a country wracked by crime and corruption after a decade of Jacob Zuma’s rule. But for his daughter Tessa, her grandparents’ murder was the final straw. She wants out – maybe to Australia, if those hints of fast track visas materialize. “I wouldn’t think twice if I got the chance,” she says.

South Africa's white farmers brace for race war amid land expropriation debate. colonialism and apartheid are long gone in South Africa, but racial disparities in income, jobs and, most importantly, land ownership remain a dividing issue.
2018 RT

White nationalist PM, Ian Smith, once promised that not in a 1000 years will blacks rule Rhodesia. Now, black rebel leader Robert Mugabe is the new leader of Rhodesia-Zimbabwe, but will his promise to make the country prosperous come true?

Part Two here
https://www.bitchute.com/video/BCoMfSkRiN34/

There is a lonely wagon-trail, but now it's overgrown
Where the teams of toiling oxen used to heave and strain and moan
But there are echos of the wagons in the Bushveld to this day
And the cracking whips, as they made their trips to Delagoa Bay
There was a transport rider who used to ride this train
He had a pup with one ear up and a little stumpy tail
A throwback from ole’ Jes' litter, that they used to call the rat
With the heart of a lion and an eagle eye
And quick as a jungle cat

With one ear down and one ear up
And a little stumpy tail
The ugliest of any pup on any wagon-trail
I sing of.. Jack of the Bushveld
He's a legend still today
All the way from Lionberg to Delagoa Bay

Throughout the Bushveld Jock was known
His masters pride and joy
He gained respect both far and wide, from every Zulu boy
The finest hunter in the land, could never match his skill
For he could track down any beast
Just at his master’s will

With one ear down and one ear up
And a little stumpy tail
The ugliest of any pup on any wagon-trail
I sing of.. Jack of the Bushveld
He's a legend still today
All the way from Leydenberg to Delagoa Bay

He died while watching over, the stock he tried to save
An accidental bullet, sadly laid him in his grave
Beneath the big tree in the Bushveld
He lies, at rest alone
And sometimes you can hear him whimper
When the night winds blown

With his one ear down and his one ear up
And a little stumpy tail
The ugliest of any pup on any wagon-trail
I sing of.. Jack of the Bushveld
He's a legend still today
All the way from Lionberg to Delagoa Bay

I sing of.. Jack of the Bushveld
He's a legend still today
All the way from Lionberg to Delagoa Bay

[Lyrics transcribed by The Ghost of Ian Smith in July of 2019]

From Zermatt's Channel on Youtube
►This video specifically shows how life looked in The capital of Rhodesia (Salisbury) and the city of Bulawayo, during the height of the population in 1974.
►Soundtrack used: Electric Light Orchestra - Mr. Blue Sky (Audio)

[Lyrics]
Roland was a warrior
From the Land of the Midnight Sun
With a Thompson gun for hire
Fighting to be done
The deal was made in Denmark
On a dark and stormy day
So he set out for Biafra
To join the bloody fray

Through sixty-six and seven
They fought the Congo war
With their fingers on their triggers
Knee-deep in gore
For days and nights they battled
The Bantu to their knees
They killed to earn their living
And to help out the Congolese

[Chorus]
Roland the Thompson gunner
Roland the Thompson gunner

His comrades fought beside him
Van Owen and the rest
But of all the Thompson gunners
Roland was the best
So the CIA decided
They wanted Roland dead
That son-of-a-bitch Van Owen
Blew off Roland's head

[Chorus]
Roland the headless Thompson gunner
(Time, time, time for another peaceful war)
Norway's bravest son
(But time stands still for Roland 'til he evens up the score)
They can still see his headless body
Stalking through the night
In the muzzle flash of Roland's Thompson gun
In the muzzle flash of Roland's Thompson gun

Roland searched the continent
For the man who'd done him in
He found him in Mombasa
In a barroom drinking gin
Roland aimed his Thompson gun
He didn't say a word
But he blew Van Owen's body
From there to Johannesburg

[Chorus]
Roland the headless Thompson gunner
Roland the headless Thompson gunner
Roland the headless Thompson gunner
(Talkin' about the man)
Roland the headless Thompson gunner

The eternal Thompson gunner
Still wandering through the night
Now it's ten years later
But he still keeps up the fight
In Ireland, in Lebanon
In Palestine and Berkeley
Patty Hearst heard the burst
Of Roland's Thompson gun and bought it

[Lyrics transcribed by The Ghost of Ian Smith in June of 2019]
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A new version of the great song Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner by Warren Zevon and David Lindel
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roland_the_Headless_Thompson_Gunner
It is sung by Lauren O'Connell
https://www.laurenoconnell.com/

The fictional character Roland is a Norwegian who becomes embroiled in the aftermath of the Nigerian Civil War and Congo Crisis of the 1960s—the lyrics mention the years 1966 and 1967, which correspond to the mercenary-led Kisangani Mutinies after the Congo Crisis. He earns a reputation as the greatest Thompson gunner, a reputation that attracts the attention of the CIA. Roland is betrayed and murdered by a fellow mercenary, Van Owen, who blows off his head. Roland becomes the phantom "headless Thompson gunner" and eventually has his revenge, when he catches Van Owen in a Mombasa bar and guns him down. Afterward, he continues "wandering through the night". Other violent conflicts of the succeeding decade are said to be haunted by Roland, including Ireland, Lebanon, Palestine, and Berkeley, California.

The video is of the Congo War. I believe it to be based on 'Mad' Mike Hoare.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mad_Mike_Hoare
In 1964–65 soldier for hire Mike Hoare and a handful of mercenaries defeated a horde of drug-addled communist Simba rebels—and Che Guevara—to reclaim the Congo
In war some cities fall in battle, others by starvation. But in early August 1964 Stanleyville—present-day Kisangani, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo—fell to black magic. From the windows of the U.S. Consulate on Avenue Eisenhower the few Americans who hadn’t evacuated were astounded to see their ostensible protectors in the Armée Nationale Congolaise (ANC) desert their posts and flee. Moments later a bare-chested witch doctor walked up the street, chanting and waving palm branches to sweep the city of government troops—and it worked. Some 1,500 soldiers threw down their rifles, machine guns and mortars and abandoned Stanleyville to a mere 300 warriors armed with little more than spears, bows and hoodoo.

[Lyrics]
Here's the story of Rhodesia
A land both fair and great
On the Eleventh of November
An Independent State
This was much against the wishes
Of certain governments,
Whose leaders tried to break us down
And make us all repent.

Chorus:
But we're all Rhodesians and we'll fight through thick and thin,
We'll keep our land a free land stop the enemy coming in,
We'll keep them north of the Zambesi, till that river's running dry,
And this mighty land will prosper for Rhodesians never die.

They can send their men to murder
They can shout their words of hate
But the cost of keeping this land free
Can never be too great
For our men and boys are fighting
For the things thay they hold dear
And this land and all its people
Will never disappear

Cause' we're all Rhodesians and we'll fight through thick and thin,
We'll keep our land a free land stop the enemy coming in,
We'll keep them north of the Zambesi, till that river's running dry,
And this mighty land will prosper for Rhodesians never die.

We'll preserve this little nation
For Our Children's children too.
Once you're a Rhodesian
No other land will do.
We will stand tall in the sunshine
With the truth upon our side
And if we have to go alone
We'll go alone with pride.

Cause' we're all Rhodesians and we'll fight through thick and thin,
We'll keep our land a free land stop the enemy coming in,
We'll keep them north of the Zambesi, till that river's running dry,
And this mighty land will prosper for Rhodesians never die.

Yes, we're all Rhodesians and we'll fight through thick and thin,
We'll keep our land a free land stop the enemy coming in,
We'll keep them north of the Zambesi, till that river's running dry,
And this mighty land will prosper for Rhodesians never die.

Because we're all Rhodesians and we'll fight through thick and thin,
We'll keep our land a free land stop the enemy coming in,
We'll keep them north of the Zambesi, till that river's running dry,
And this mighty land will prosper for Rhodesians never die.

[Lyrics transcribed by The Ghost of Ian Smith in June of 2019]

If you attended a party in Rhodesia in the 60's you would have definitely heard this song.
"A Swingin' Safari" is an instrumental composed by Bert Kaempfert (using his alias, Bernd Bertie) in 1962. It was recorded by Kaempfert on Polydor Records and released in the United States on Decca Records, but failed to chart. That same year, Billy Vaughn recorded it, and his cover reached number 13 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 and number five on the Easy Listening chart that summer. On Cash Box, the song peaked at number 11.[1]

The song features a distinctive main theme played on the tin whistle and a trumpet solo by Manfred "Fred" Moch.

The song was the title track of an LP consisting of orchestrations of the South African kwela style of penny-whistle music popular in the 1950s

Dr Peter Hammond describes the dangerous foreign policies of Jimmy Carter and the effects it had on Rhodesia.
Eight countries became Communist while Jimmy Carter was the president of the US. Millions died due to his legacy. Many more were pushed into abject poverty.

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This is the SAME Mike Westcott from Leprechaun fame.
He sang 'The Biltong Song'
https://www.bitchute.com/video/CM64zmBkcgGD/
and 'I'm Just a Shumba Drinker'
https://www.bitchute.com/video/vW8NWAmSDcQr/
and most famously 'It’s a Long Way to Mukumbura '
https://www.bitchute.com/video/zcY4S01KWUSI/

Journey Into The Unknown (1998):
White South African farmers risk everything to start a new life in the Congo.

The Congo was once the 'bread basket of Africa', and now white South African farmers are selling their homes to build a new life in the DRC. But will this new colony of expats overcome their prejudice and find the land of opportunity they hoped for?

Bloodlands: The complex question of land rights and expropriation has long blighted South Africa. With attacks on white farmers on the rise, many believe the aim is to terrorize them off the land.

As always use your filter.

Much of the farmland of South Africa remains in the hands of the white population. This has been touted as one reason for chronic violence across the country. “There was a lot of blood lying on the floor here and I immediately realized that something is wrong”, says white farmer Jo-An Engelbrecht, recalling the discovery of his parents’ bodies. “Their throats were slit. They were tortured here”. However, some raise doubts whether these murders, and those of many more white farmers, are not simply a product of a wider issue. “We have a real problem with violence and it’s expressed in various different ways”, says Gareth Newham of the Institute of Security Studies, “And then suddenly there’s international attention on the murders of white farmers. It just sort of seems completely disproportionate”. On the other hand, radical politicians are not afraid to offer force as a solution for reclaiming these lands. “The white minority took our land by force”, declares Julius Malema, charismatic leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters. “You must say enough is enough. We are taking the future into our own hands”.

From Journeyman Films here:http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=journeymanpictures

Fatherland is a controversial coming-of-age documentary set in the remote South African bush. It follows a group of Afrikaner boys over 9 days at a military camp in the spirit of their fathers before them.

However, what starts out as basic training, fitness and camaraderie soon intensifies as the true nature of the camp is revealed and the boys are forced to question their place in the ‘New South Africa’.

These camps are designed to recreate a sense of Nationalism amongst the next generation of Afrikaaners, though as their training progresses ideological elements emerge revealing the stark realities of their training.

The film follows three particular boys and Col. Franz Jooste -an ex-SADF soldier that fought for his country pre 1994 – and focuses on the conflicting views developed by the boys. Under the strict leadership of their camp leader, they struggle to find their identity within their own communities and within their ‘rainbow’ nation at large. The children are forced to participate in a physically and mentally grueling process that tests their values, beliefs and identities on every level.

"However, we do urge you, brothers, to go on making even greater progress and to make a point of living quietly, attending to your own business and earning your living, just as we told you to, so that you may earn the respect of outsiders and not be dependent on anyone "
(1 Thessalonians 4:10-12)

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Totally left wing representation. As always, read between the lines.

"Some 27 years after the abolition of apartheid, there are still communities of white South Africans who refuse to mix with their black fellow citizens. It's the case in the town of Orania, where the only language spoken is Afrikaans, the tongue of the first Dutch settlers. In Orania's schools, students are taught an alternative version of history. "