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In Search of Devils:
Nick Broomfield’s Afrikaner Resistance Films

Andrew Hamilton

Eugene Terre’Blanche

2,586 words

French translation here

The Leader, His Driver, and the Driver’s Wife and His Big White Self

The Leader, His Driver, and the Driver’s Wife was filmed prior to the 1994 takeover of South Africa. Its sequel, His Big White Self, was shot fifteen years later. Both documentaries were originally broadcast over British public television station Channel 4.

The subject of both films is Boer resistance leader Eugène Terre’Blanche (1941–2010), founder with six others of the AWB (Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging or Afrikaner Resistance Movement) in 1973. The name “Terre’Blanche” (“white earth” in French) is of French Huguenot origin, as are a great number of Afrikaans surnames, reflecting the French Huguenot refugees who settled in the Cape beginning in the seventeenth century alongside the Dutch after fleeing Catholic persecution in France.

Because of Terre’Blanche’s unwillingness to play patsy, the filmmaker ended up making his aide (“driver” in Broomfield’s belittling terminology) J. P. Meyer and his chirpy wife Anita, a nurse, key subjects. It is only by paying close attention that one realizes that Meyer is an important figure in the AWB’s paramilitary wing.

Nick Broomfield

The director and producer of both films is English documentarist Nick Broomfield (1948–), the son of prominent London photographer Maurice Broomfield (1916–2010) and his wife Sonja Lagusova. Nick Broomfield is credited with originating the format in which a polemical filmmaker is featured as prominently as his subject. His work has strongly influenced Michael Moore, Jon Ronson, Louis Theroux, and Morgan Spurlock, a group collectively known as Les Nouvelles Egotistes (The New Egotists).

Broomfield works with a minimal crew, himself and one or two cameramen. He is often shot (as here) holding the sound boom. His best-known film is Kurt & Courtney (1998), about pop singers Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love.

The Leader, His Driver, and the Driver’s Wife (1991, British) 1 hr. 20 mins.

It is useful to keep in mind when viewing this film that it was shot just a few years prior to the globalist destruction of South Africa, a time when everything was up in the air. Conditions of maximum racial threat to the descendants of the founders of the First World nation prevailed, and the reaction of whites—Boers, Broomfield, and whites around the world—is the maximum response they were able to muster in the face of the looming debacle.

The movie is about director Broomfield’s supposed fruitless attempts to obtain an interview with AWB leader Terre’Blanche (actually, he purposely sabotages his own opportunities).

Through a series of calculated slights and petty insults, which he either omitted, or, more likely, never filmed (so much for the “vérité” in cinéma vérité), Broomfield finally succeeds in provoking the tempers of both Terre’Blanche and J. P. Meyer on camera. No doubt he was aiming for a little violence as well (not too much!), but in that he failed.

The best he could finally do was stand up in the middle of a large AWB meeting and stride purposefully toward the speaker’s platform as his crew surreptitiously filmed, causing security guards to tackle him. This ersatz incident then supplies one of the film’s opening sequences.

Broomfield uses the Boers’ difficulty with English, a second language for them, to depict them as stupid racists. (Needless to say, neither he nor his crew can speak Afrikaans.)

The Meyers’ young son is seen innocently shooting his BB gun several times, and Broomfield sneers to the boy’s mother, “He’ll make a good gunman yet.” Anita mildly responds, “He’s just a normal boy. Boys like to play with guns.”

Throughout the film there are shots of stereotypical blacks. In one scene viewers are shown exterior shots of homes in a modestly well-to-do white neighborhood (i.e., racial injustice) with the assurance that no one watching will ruminate upon the lifestyles of Broomfield and Channel 4 executives in Britain. After all, that would require a self-generated thought by zoned out “democrats” sitting on their fat keisters in front of the telly.

Another sign of Broomfield’s character (or lack of it) are his repeated attempts, often successful, to trick his Afrikaans-speaking and legally naïve subjects into making compromising on-camera statements that could send them to prison, destroy their lives and the lives of their families, and disrupt or destroy their movement. Such conduct is characteristic of journalists who “report” on politically incorrect individuals. Broomfield and his colleagues are not objective professionals doing a job, but ambitious, ideologically-committed cogs in a political machine.

Perhaps the film’s highlight, if it can be called that, is when Broomfield catches J. P. Meyer in a deeply despondent mood after Piet Rudolph, a Boer Tommy Tarrants, renounces his beliefs from prison and urges whites to turn over their guns to the government.

“I’m through with the AWB,” says a disheartened J. P., who quits his position with Terre’Blanche. “My spirit was broken when I was in jail. I just don’t feel anything anymore. I’m sick and tired. Are you satisfied now? Maybe if you have some space for me in England I’ll move there.” When J. P. praises Anita as “a good wife,” Broomfield insults him, saying, “I always had the feeling that Anita ruled the roost.” (If so, he never filmed it. Also, it was out of character.)

All in all, it’s a vivid picture of how anti-white governments, and racists, break the white spirit, for J. P. Meyer is an exceptionally committed man.

In the original 1991 broadcast, Broomfield accused blonde South African journalist and former model Jani Allan of having sex with Terre’Blanche.

Broomfield’s charge caused Allan to sue Channel 4 for libel. The court ruled in favor of the broadcaster, but Broomfield’s “affair” appears to have been fictitious. (Even Allan’s ex-husband, one of South Africa’s wealthiest Jews, testified in her behalf, stating that she was not a racist or an anti-Semite.) So many strange events were associated with the case as to suggest official skullduggery. The media made a circus out of the affair, generating publicity for Broomfield’s film.

All that remains of any of this, however, is innuendo in the form of intercut shots in Terre’Blanche’s empty office of photographs of the leader and (separately) Allan, but without the accompanying accusations. Indeed, Allan isn’t even identified. (In the 2006 sequel, however, Broomfield repeats his charge.)

Despite Broomfield’s best efforts, Terre’Blanche emerges as a strong, capable, charismatic leader. (The director deliberately includes scenes of Terre’Blanche, an excellent horseman, losing control of his spirited mount on parade, makes him appear petty and ill-tempered through sly, unseen provocations, etc.)

Speaking in Afrikaans, Terre’Blanche’s oratorical style is reminiscent of Hitler’s, a resemblance accentuated by the AWB’s banner with its triskelion of three black sevens in a white circle upon a red background evocative of the famous Nationalflagge of Germany.

The most that can be said for this film is that it provides brief glimpses of the stark South African veld, of the AWB’s small storefront headquarters in Ventersdorp in the Transvaal (now subdivided and renamed Gauteng, Limpopo, Mpumalanga, and North West provinces), and of its paramilitary unit and training camp.

We also see and hear Eugène Terre’Blanche and obtain a vague feel for the people involved with the AWB. In 1991 the latter had a fairly good age distribution, not primarily elderly

The racism of Terre’Blanche’s followers, directed against blacks, was comparatively unsophisticated. At one point J. P. Meyer recommends a book about the Illuminati and the CFR for Broomfield’s edification. Early in the movie he announces to the filmmaker, “You’re my brother. You are part of my people”—a grave error. Though racially true (I’m assuming Broomfield is not Jewish), it is not true emotionally, psychologically, or ideologically (=“religiously”).

On the whole, this film, easily the best-known of the two, is a waste of time. Its main virtue is in making the sequel look good. I wonder if my opinion of His Big White Self would have been as high if I hadn’t seen The Leader . . . immediately before.

His Big White Self (2006, British) 1 hr. 33 mins.

His Big White Self is so much richer and more nuanced than its predecessor that there is no comparison. I recommend it.

It’s not that Broomfield’s racism has disappeared or moderated. Far from it. But now he makes no bones about it: he wears his prejudice on his sleeve. The pace does drag for 20 or 25 minutes in the middle when the black propaganda is laid on too thick. Broomfield is hyper-conventional. He is living proof that racism is eternal—the only thing that changes is who’s dishing it out and who’s receiving it.

The radical improvement in presentation is doubtless due to Broomfield’s and Channel 4’s reassessment of the South African political situation. In 1991, despite lampooning Terre’Blanche and AWB members as fools for his British employers, Broomfield’s (and their) true feelings were clearly the opposite.

But today, as he crows on his website, “The rural Afrikaners are a stripe in the corner of the new, rainbow South Africa that can now be safely ignored, beaten and unloved. They can be discounted as ultimately irrelevant.” Shades of his English forebears with their slaughters and Afrikaner concentration camps!

Broomfield returns to South Africa and brings the story of the leader, his former aide J. P. Meyer, and Meyer’s now ex-wife Anita up to date.

This time around Broomfield supplies narration, which vastly improves things despite its tendentiousness. (There was little narration in the first film.) Generous documentary footage covers the political events in South Africa during the intervening years, especially the exploits of the AWB, which is no longer presented as a comical and irrelevant band of marginal racists. Despite Broomfield’s intention, it is frequently inspiring.

Exciting footage of major events in recent AWB history is shown, including the 1991 battle of Ventersdorp when white traitor F. W. De Klerk challenged Terre’Blanche on his home turf, the storming of the Kempton Park World Trade Centre in 1993, and the violence in Bophuthatswana the following year.

In connection with the latter, Broomfield interviews General Constand Viljoen, former chief of the South African Defence Force and later head of the Afrikaner Volksfront, an umbrella body for right-wing groups including the AWB.

Portions of Broomfield’s previous film are excerpted with illustrative scenes. There is even some black and white footage from the nationalist epic Bou van ‘n Nasie (Building a Nation) (1938), and of assassinated South African hero Hendrik Verwoerd, murdered in 1966 after several failed assassination attempts. We learn for the first time that Terre’Blanche as a young South African police officer provided personal security for Prime Minister B. J. Vorster, “jailed as a Nazi during World War II.” Despite his youthful radicalism, Vorster by the 1960s fronted a fatally anti-white policy, as Terre’Blanche and many others quickly realized. The assassins of Verwoerd got what they wanted in Vorster.

A very important fact that Broomfield drives home with accompanying footage is that during apartheid’s heyday South Africa enjoyed support from the United States, Great Britain, and other European countries around the world, as well as from international corporations like IBM that did business there.

The lesson is that governments and private enterprises did not conspire to eliminate the white race. That was the work of far different elements. Governments and corporations have since become committed agents of genocide, but they did not originate the program.

While J. P.’s ex-wife Anita has largely adjusted to the new racial order, J. P. Meyer and Eugène Terre’Blanche were made of sterner stuff. Both emerge as more complex and interesting figures than they did the first time around. J. P., especially, earns the viewer’s respect, and Terre’Blanche as well, though the latter remains more enigmatic due to the filmmaker’s hostility and lack of access to him. J. P. and, one suspects, Terre’Blanche, remained unrepentant. (However, J. P.’s assessment of Terre’Blanche, whom he knew well, was, “He’s grown meek.”)

Near the culmination of the film, a frightened Broomfield arranges an interview with Terre’Blanche at his farm near Ventersdorp. He lies about his identity and disguises his appearance in order to obtain the interview, which the leader would never have granted if he realized who Broomfield was. (Among many other indignities, Broomfield implicated him in the Jani Allan affair and dragged him into the ensuing libel trial in London.)

Here the familiar Broomfield of the first film re-emerges, with his false flattery and insincere obsequiousness, all the while itching to do his victim harm. There’s a little of that in an opening scene, as well, when he and his crew invade J. P.’s home without knocking and film Meyer half-naked in his bathroom despite the latter’s protests—the same frat boy snottiness that fatally torpedoed The Leader . . .

It’s worth it this time, however, for the footage of the old lion in his final days. We see Terre’Blanche at home, the inside of his house, and at a subsequent Sunday church service delivering a fiery speech in Afrikaans.

A rewarding film. See it if you can.

And Later . . .

Prior to the fall of South Africa the AWB operated a paramilitary organization. Today it is a secessionist political group committed to the creation of an independent Boer-Afrikaner republic (Volkstaat/Boerestaat) in a portion of South Africa. Since it was founded in 1973, it’s clear that the handwriting was on the wall even then, and that Terre’Blanche read it correctly.

On April 3, 2010, Eugène Terre’Blanche was murdered in bed in the house at Ventersdorp seen in His Big White Self, beaten with pipes—so badly that “he did not look like Eugène anymore”—and hacked to death with machetes by two male Negroes, one 15 and the other 21, shortly after the head of the African National Congresses’s youth league sang a song, “Kill the Boer.”

The same ANC leader, Julius Malema—still in power—has called for the elimination of “counter-revolutionary” forces, advocated taking farmland from white farmers to give to blacks, and visited Zimbabwe dictator Robert Mugabe to network about socialism and “land reform.” Upon his return he announced that Mugabe and his “war veterans” would assist South Africa in its “land transfers.” One of Terre’Blanche’s accused killers was Zimbabwean.

It is unclear whether the suspects were ever punished. ANC members showed up in court in large numbers to support the alleged murderers, sing Communist songs and, no doubt, initimidate the judge.

A sidelight of the brutal killing was the fact that the victim’s pants were pulled down, exposing him. With a keen grasp of prevailing prejudice, the accused improbably claimed the murdered victim sodomized them. This defamation was eagerly reported in the international press. The recantation of the falsehood was not.

There are many weird parallels between Terre’Blanche’s murder and the brutal killing of white racialist attorney Richard Barrett in Mississippi two weeks later.

The outspoken victims were born two years apart into traditional, segregated societies, subsequently taken over, and which now practice discrimination and genocide. They were both murdered in particularly gruesome fashion by young Negroes, ostensibly over wage disputes. (“Barrett’s body had multiple stab wounds to the neck and blunt-force trauma to the head; 35 percent of his body had been burned.”)

The two killings sank immediately from public view, with almost no investigation or commentary. The legal fate of the killers is difficult to determine, and elements of the press could barely conceal their glee.

In both instances the murderers alleged homosexuality on the part of the victims as their excuse. Barrett’s killer was not charged with a hate crime, the county sheriff even claiming the murder was not racially motivated! Yet if the Negro really did kill Barrett in a rage after being propositioned, as he claimed, that would make him a murderous homophobe, the perpetrator of a hate crime à la Matthew Shepard’s killers.

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  1. Alexander says:
    June 3, 2011 at 12:09 pm

    VERY INTERESTING ESSAY! Mr. TerreBlanche is my HERO since 1980s. Btw, ck out my corresponding essay:

    Message from a Russian Cossack to the Afrikaners

    http://www.africancrisis.co.za/Article.php?ID=74814&

    Have to add, http://www.counter-currents.com is one of the most interesting websites in the Net. God bless its authors!

    Best regards,
    Alexander Mezentsev

  2. Philippe Régniez says:
    June 3, 2011 at 2:39 pm

    Channel 4 had a limit to the right : political correctness, and no limits to the left… dream on.

  3. WG says:
    June 3, 2011 at 2:47 pm

    Groete.

    In the late 1990s I left the USA and went to live in South Africa for a year, where I contacted the AWB and underwent some paramilitary training.

    I expected to put it to use, but, of course, the war never came.

    Well, at least not yet.

    I am reluctant to tell my story, for obvious reasons.

    These films make me very sad.

    1. Andrew Hamilton says:
      June 4, 2011 at 8:10 am

      Thanks for the input. It would be very interesting to hear your story, but your feelings are perfectly understandable. We do not live in a free society.

  4. Phil says:
    June 3, 2011 at 3:40 pm

    Why do these Afrikaners allow themselves to be manipulated like this? The Afrikaners aren’t media savvy at all. It’s so easy for hostile reporters to show the Afrikaners as idiots. The Afrikaners have zero understanding of public relations. Just zero. The Afrikaner leaders are just clueless about how to present themselves to the world in a sympathetic way. Fiery speeches in chruch, riding around on horses and NSWP type flags are supposed to be good to show to the world?

    What the Afrikaners needed from the very beginning was public relations advisors. Afrikaners were often the black south african’s best propaganda. Put the Afrikaners on camera and watch the hilarity ensue. It’s just so sad to see what has happened to the Afrikaners.

  5. Sam Davidson says:
    June 3, 2011 at 5:07 pm

    That is very interesting. It’s rather amazing how much propaganda is put out against whites. It makes one wonder if it’s being directed from somewhere… Another good example would be Sarah Palin being mocked for statements she didn’t make, while Barack Obama’s teleprompter incidents are barely touched upon.

  6. Andrew Hamilton says:
    June 4, 2011 at 9:50 am

    Thanks for the analysis. It’s interesting to hear someone else’s take. I’m glad I wasn’t the only one to find something inspirational in it.

    The movie was educational in a way that written texts cannot replicate. The two approaches complement one another. One must simply keep in mind the filmmaker’s intense hostility to white people, and how badly that skews what we actually know.

    Personally, I assume everything possible was done to make the subjects look bad. I’m certain most viewers would be appalled if they knew the full extent of the lies and deception that presumably took place in making and editing the film. As employer-broadcaster, Channel 4 probably added its own layer of censorship and deceit onto the final product.

    As for dealing with the media, whites are damned if they do and damned if they don’t. There’s probably no good way to handle it. Like you, my inclination is to regard the media as a no-win proposition.

    On the other hand, virtually all of George Lincoln Rockwell’s followers first learned about him by seeing hostile “news” accounts on TV (before Jews blacked out all coverage, as described by biographer William Schmaltz). That was how William Pierce initially got involved in organized white activity, and David Duke and many others as well. They wrote to Rockwell after seeing him on TV.

    I do recall David Duke saying that he learned never to grant taped interviews, due to the systematic manipulation in the editing process I alluded to above. He said he would only give live interviews.

    As for being gun happy, uniforms, etc., it is not my thing. But whites are whites. It’s a mistake to rule anything out. It’s a question of discovering what they will respond to. I suspect that Terre’Blanche had a pretty good grasp of what his own people were like in that regard.

    Who could possibly have predicted beforehand that Jews would subjugate whites through in-your-face pornography (the literal prostitution of whites’ own daughters), crudity, insults, astounding big lies, racism, violence, injustice, destruction of fundamental liberties, and the rest? All of white history and culture would have suggested, wrongly, that it could not happen. People are more malleable than we think.

    Natural leaders must be taken as they come. We don’t have a lot of choice in the matter. Out-sized leadership abilities and organizational talents are both rare and innate.

    One sees this even with Jews. The people of all races they groom for leadership positions have faults they’d prefer not to deal with. Take Bill Clinton. Or look at Nelson Mandela’s background as described by Sam Davidson. For every Nelson Mandela, dozens of other blacks were no doubt tested and tossed aside. He ultimately had the combination of qualities that served them best. If at some point in his development Mandela had decided that it was more important to serve his own people than the Jews—such things can happen!—they would have disposed of him.

    Terre’Blanche, Rockwell, and William Pierce all possessed leadership or organizational abilities far above the norm. You have to accept their faults as well—or reject the individual completely, of course.

    The main subject of the films, J. P. Meyer, is not that caliber of leader. Most people aren’t. But he is the kind of man any pro-white group would be fortunate to have in their corner. You have to look carefully to see who and what he really is. Broomfield and Channel 4 do a good job of disguising it, but the facts are there.

    As for the AWB’s following, I think it did well. Everything occurs within a context. White movements occur within the context of totalitarian, Jewish societies. This overriding reality excuses a multitude of supposed “sins” and “errors.” It’s easy to be a backseat driver. These people actually did something in an environment 100% malevolent and hateful not just to their specific beliefs, but to the very survival of all whites—even bootlicking whites!—on Earth.

    I was mildly critical of Anita Meyer in the reviews, but I do not want to do her an injustice. She was a good wife and mother who stood by her husband, and her race, under stressful conditions where most white women would not. According to her account, she did not leave J. P., he left her. She was helping the Negro child in the context of her duties as a hospital nurse. J. P. in his job as a paramedic and ambulance driver also helps many blacks, although this was not shown. Whites did such things even under apartheid and segregation, and there’s nothing wrong with it.

    1. Fourmyle of Ceres says:
      June 4, 2011 at 4:06 pm

      Should we “accept their faults,” or DO BETTER, MUCH DAMN BETTER?

      None focused on developing an effective organization, none developed a strategic perspective, none had long-term strategies, none developed their Sons and Daughters to build a much better national Homeland.

      None focused on developing deep leadership, an internal Aristocracy, much less the strategic mindset held by the true aristocracy.

      All provided entertainment, at the cost of political effectiveness. (Rockwell provided “entertainment” as the price of gaining political effectiveness.)

      Are there lessons we can learn from this?

      They would be…?

      What’s In YOUR Future?

      Focus Northwest

  7. JJ says:
    June 4, 2011 at 12:29 pm

    What is to be done? Most White Africans have not come around, even after all that has happened.

    1. Fourmyle of Ceres says:
      June 4, 2011 at 3:57 pm

      Iranian earns full marks.

      Respectfully, look at the failures of the AWB, and the failures of the “Leadership” in Rhodesia. Both failed their Race, which built their countries from dirt.

      Again, the WNist organizations are providing entertainment at the cost of effectiveness. Above all, the Enemy seeks to destroy our Warrior caste at all levels, preferably in the womb. Absent that, they are eternally gelded.

      TEN PERCENT (AWB’s membership) of the population, focused and disciplined, could rule the nation.

      They chose entertainment over effectiveness. Thus, they die out, actively hunted, for sport.

      What’s In YOUR Future?

      Focus Northwest

  8. Sam Davidson says:
    June 4, 2011 at 3:49 pm

    JJ,

    South Africa had a whites-only government, and a pro-white government at that, until the 1980s. It was only after a long campaign of terrorism and international sanctions that the government decided to fold. If you give whites an honest choice of how they want to live, they’ll make pro-white choices every time.

    1. Fourmyle of Ceres says:
      June 4, 2011 at 7:17 pm

      If memory serves, wasn’t there an organization called the Brotherbond (sp)? With the Brotherbond in front, and the AWB as the underground aspect, surely they could have done something effective. Why didn’t they?

      Didn’t someone do a “Lessons Learned” review of Rhodesia, or would that have been too much for them?

      The AWB regalia – nice piece of theater, that. Entertainment, or effectiveness?

      Well, history has spoken on THIS one. Wait till Mandela kick off. History will speak decisively then, as well.

      What’s In YOUR Future?

      Focus Northwest

      1. Razvan says:
        June 5, 2011 at 12:26 pm

        I am a bit sentimental with regard to Eugene Terre’Blanche. He looks very much alike with my grandfather.
        I can not tell how I felt when I saw a tribute for Eugen Terre’Blanche (with DeLa Rey song) on the youtube.

        Still I think that the AWB problem was a certain scare to not make things worse for their people. When every government in the world is threatening you and you have not even only one ally is difficult to say what would be better. When even your people is blaming you that everything is your fault and you are some kind of cave man with your ideas… Is difficult to keep your faith to say the list.
        But times are changing. Things have gone too far to suspect that it might be our fault. The nineties are gone for too long and that foolishness is dead.

      2. Fourmyle of Ceres says:
        June 5, 2011 at 7:34 pm

        Razvan:

        Respectfully, what do you think the Lessons Learned from Rhodesia and South Africa ought to be? Kemp’s demographic storm analysis is correct.

        My larger issue: all we saw in South Africa was political theater, kabuki, providing entertainment, to keep them asleep, rather than effectiveness, to keep them alive.

        As for “…making things worse for their people…,” what’s “worse” for them than genocide?

        When Mandela kicks off, staying alive will be their only concern, for the couple of months it will take to finish them off.

        Lessons Learned?

        What’s In YOUR Future?

        Focus Northwest

        1. Razvan says:
          June 5, 2011 at 11:30 pm

          I think Kemp was right! Orange county (or similar) was the only option.

          But also there were too many fracture lines among the whites.
          They took few steps and stopped because they didn’t know where and how to go further. That’s why I think Eugen Terre’Blanche is a tragic figure. A form, but lack of content, because that content wasn’t yet born.

          But it is difficult to criticize him in a world that changed so swiftly, when all the old loyalties and alliances were gone. When even your brothers in Holland eventually think that you are a bad person. And so on and on. When you are already tired from so much war. When US is turning it’s back on you thinking that USSR is gone you are no longer needed in Africa.
          The genocide word was spelled clearly on the wall, but they refused to see it. Why whites in America or Europe refuse still to see it? Even now when it is spelled in bigger letters?

  9. Fourmyle of Ceres says:
    June 6, 2011 at 4:55 pm

    The certainty of imminent genocide should be a tremendous motivator.

    Several thousand of the Boers are preparing to make a new Boertrek, via Antonovs, to Start Over in Georgia – former S.S.R.

    This has received no mention whatsoever in the WNist nets, possibly because it parallels what Harold Covington proposes.

    “Lessons Learned?”

    Yes, and acted upon.

    The certainty of State-sanctioned torture and genocide seems to be a tremendous motivator.

    What’s In YOUR Future?

    Focus Northwest

    1. Razvan says:
      June 7, 2011 at 2:03 am

      Only when it is understood. It was said that each army learns only from its own mistakes. Guess it is true for each people.

      I would have thought that Argentine and Australia or Portugal, France, Germany, Holland, and UK would have been better countries. Such an influx, and such a lesson could and should change a lot in those countries.

      If the French is chased out of Algeria then the Algerians should be chased out from France. So to speak. It is the time.

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