POLITICS

FLASHBACK: BLACKS ARE INFERIOR TO WHITES – P.W BOTHA

 

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In a speech made by former South African President P.W Botha to his cabinet about 29 years ago, he expressed in strong terms that the black race is incapable, probably ill-equipped to organize a developed society…and he gave his reasons. What is your take after a cursory look around the nations of the world? Read on…

“We are not obliged even the least to try to prove to anybody and to the blacks that we are superior people. We have demonstrated that to the blacks in 1001 ways. The Republic of South Africa that we know of today has not been created by wishful thinking. We have created it at the expenses of intelligence, sweat and blood………We do not pretend like other whites that we like the blacks. The fact that, blacks look like human beings and act like human beings do not necessarily make them sensible human beings. Hedgehogs are not porcupines and lizards are not crocodiles because they look alike. If God had wanted us to be equal to the blacks, he would have created us all of a uniform colour and intellect. But he created us differently: Whites, Blacks, Yellow, Rulers and the ruled. Intellectually, we are superior to the Blacks; that has been proven beyond any reasonable doubt over the years. I believe that the Afrikaner is honest, God fearing person, who has demonstrated practically the right way of being……By now every one of us has seen it practically that the Blacks cannot rule themselves. Give them guns and they will kill each other. They are good in nothing else but making noise, dancing, marrying many wives and indulging in sex. Let us all accept that the Blackman is a symbol of poverty, mental inferiority, laziness and emotional incompetence. Isn’t it plausible, therefore that the Whiteman is created to rule the Blackman……And here is a creature (Blackman) that lacks foresight…”.

–          P.W Botha

POSERS:

1. Are We proving Botha Right or Wrong

2. Will Brand Nigeria humble him in his grave?

 

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