A few may wonder why I’m so passionate about my homeland #Rhodesia. What’s it got to do with the here and now. Please bear with me and I’ll explain.
For we who live in South Africa
The intentional destruction of a nation is to break the bonds of community and commonality.
For we who live in South Africa
The intentional destruction of a nation is to break the bonds of community and commonality.
A new history is created, people are fractured and scattered, they cower at speaking the Truth.... we become strangers without the common bond of a shared history and community.
It becomes tiring to tell people the Truth of our history and convince them they've been fed lies..
It becomes tiring to tell people the Truth of our history and convince them they've been fed lies..
We’re erased from existence generation by generation.
This is what’s happened and is happening to our #Rhodesia
In case you don’t realise it, this is also what’s happening right NOW in South Africa
This is your history and mine
This is what’s happened and is happening to our #Rhodesia
In case you don’t realise it, this is also what’s happening right NOW in South Africa
This is your history and mine
We need to keep the passion for our culture alive. For the sake of our children and grandchildren.
Our heritage to them.
The #Rhodesian story is being replayed ….
I think you understand this @KoosdlRey
Our heritage to them.
The #Rhodesian story is being replayed ….
I think you understand this @KoosdlRey
It’s this kind of pathetic comment which has prompted this thread. (Plus my reply).
My friends in South Africa! Wake-up! Our communities, our culture, our commonality is very cleverly being erased.
Learn from what they did to us in Rhodesia
My friends in South Africa! Wake-up! Our communities, our culture, our commonality is very cleverly being erased.
Learn from what they did to us in Rhodesia
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