The Lesson of South Africa by Dr. William Pierce

Recently, Dr. Pierce asked a South African nationalist leader, "What do the White South Africans who voted in 1993 to turn their country over to Black rule think about their suicidal foolishness now?"

His reply was, "But we never voted for Black rule! We never even voted to permit the Blacks to participate in elections. We only voted to continue the process of reform in which the government of F W. DeKlerk already was engaged, the process of modernization and relaxation of some of the stricter apartheid practices. We believed that this would help our relations with the rest of the world and still allow us to remain masters in our own country."

Dr. Pierce then said, "But surely the voters must have understood that if they gave DeKlerk the OK to continue along his path of appeasement of the Blacks and the New World Order crowd, that would lead very soon to Black rule. The South African said that most of the voters didn't understand that. They had believed their politicians' promise to maintain White rule. And the fact is that the majority of White Americans are just as capable of unwittingly voting for their own destruction, so we should not be surprised that the White South Africans did just that.