They show a one sided view to make their point. Many Rhodesians lived a middle class life. So typical. Well look at Zimbabwe now (they are no better off) and South Africa. How have their black leaders treated them. That is the truth and the reality.

Those were the days my friend, we thought they would never end.

Ahhh, the style of the 70s! Every time they take a step, I hear bells.

This is very Adam Curtis!

Just love the wet Teetshirt part. Yes sad to see how things have turned out,but us whites are partially to blame also. Why did I have to learn French or Germany at school, why not Shona or Ndebele. Why,when I grew up I played with black kids also yet when it came to schooling, they had to go to a different school to me. Why was it ok to to fight the war with blacks by my side, but they couldn't get the same ranking or attend the same training depots. Fuck man, us humans need a big wake up call......There will always be class segregation in every country in the world, but general segregation leads to hate and all sorts of other atrocities and we need to live with the sins of our fathers....I'm still a staunch 3rd generation Rhodie at heart, but we stuffed up in so many ways it's now almost irreversible. ...

@glendodds3824

5 жыл бұрын

Peter, your honesty is refreshing. We certainly lived in segregated suburbs and went to segregated schools and hospitals etc. I loved the place and wanted Rhodesia to win the war but the idea that life north of the Limpopo was nothing like life south of Beitbridge is a fantasy.

@ghostqueen2082

5 жыл бұрын

@@glorytoyahzulu6229 there are many of us who feel the same way...

@glorytoyahzulu6229

5 жыл бұрын

@@ghostqueen2082 We have The merciful God! We only need to go to him with humble heart. We have all erred.

@NorceCodine

4 жыл бұрын

You have to see things in the context of the times. I can assure you that in the 60-s and 70-s blacks in America in most places were not better off than in Rhodesia. In the southern states no black person would dare to enter a restaurant or get on the bus unless explicitly permitted to do so. Projecting the moral standards of 2019 back to 1970 is a basic mistake (that even trained historians make.)

@glorytoyahzulu6229

4 жыл бұрын

@@NorceCodine Black people have fought battles just to be recognized as equals with other nations. The battle still goes on until some whites in the position of power wakes up and gain wisdom. Otherwise the battle for an African peoples wherever they are in the world, have to keep on battling. It is a very strenuous life for me. Even if one was born in a free country politically, where one's skin color doesn't count, but you will still meet the true nature of being black in the world once you travel to other countries. I was born and raised in a free Zambia. I grew up looking at humans as humans regardless of their skin color. But that changed soon enough. In 1986 I came across a word racial discrimination in South Africa. 🤔🤔what does this mean? I had to seek help from my dictionary just to understand the word "discrimination" My first experience of this racial discrimination was when we visited Zimbabwe on vacation in 1987. Zim was politically free, but that segregation based on one's skin color was still bad. We went to Masvingo. At lakekyle we were not saved the dinner regardless of ordering it. We saw white people come in after us, ordered food ate and leave. Our food was nowhere to be seen! 😕 what's going on here? My boyfriend at a time, husband now went into the kitchen to find out where our food was? Just to find our food had been prepared long time but not saved to us. He got the food we ate it and went off without paying. We refused to pay for cold food which was not saved to us. We were camping. The next day after visiting Zimbabwe Ruins, we were hot and wanted a swim. So many white people with their children were swimming. But once we went in, they all left the pool!! Then I became interested! I wanted to know what was happening? My boyfriend explained to me about racial issues going on in Zimbabwe. I was shocked! I understood why Zimbabweans blacks had to fight. Who introduced such evil spirits if not Satan himself? Victims are both black and white peoples! Especially whites are really the ones who are completely deranged by this lie that they are only better humans while the rest especially Africans are only good for serving whites. The person who indoctrinated people in this way, we should all find him, kill and never give him a burial! Even the earth is not worth of him. Satan is the one no one else!! He has used wicked man to pollute the beautiful world.

THIS IS WHAT THEY TOOK FROM US!

@uknownm5994

3 жыл бұрын

Am black and it’s not just white people that where robbed blacks were also robbed of a free capitalist freedom Rhodesia was great

@crazychicSHENA

2 жыл бұрын

They said you take it first from them 😳

What a life. Who would give it up willingly? But the pool guy had nothing to lose. Not even a weedeater

How come those white Rhodesian ladies were so good looking, in England in the 70s most women were tugboats.

@dalejenkins1558

Жыл бұрын

A lot of whites were of Afrikaner descent in Rhodesia too.. maybe that answers your question? dont forget all the black and mixed race women too, white men couldn't keep their hands off them this is a well known fact!!!

@fionasmith6868

11 ай бұрын

​@@dalejenkins1558 what a load of rubbish you talk.

The White Rhodesians, had a good life

Angers me to see this. We should’ve been more brutal so that they would never forgot

It was a recist regime. They should have built it on better principles and Rhodesia cpuld have survived. Trust in the truth rather than human wisdom.

Can you see the two world? Sad. Glad they kick them out.

@simonh6371

2 жыл бұрын

Really? I lived in England in the 70s and I can tell you most people here weren't nearly as well dressed or healthy and happy looking as those black people in Rhodesia.

@Dinuzulu1879

Жыл бұрын

@@simonh6371 we should have been more brutal when we chased you out.

@Priapus212

Жыл бұрын

@@simonh6371 there was no black minority in England owning all the wealth and political power.

@simonh6371

Жыл бұрын

@@Priapus212 There will be soon though. Already we have less white cabinet ministers than Zimbabwe does.

@tempesttempest769

Жыл бұрын

Stolen land .

Kwasekunqantsile okungumfazi kwekhiwa lokhu 😂

@Oneworld_Mdu

3 жыл бұрын

😂

Joe Sibanda now owns that property. It's called affirmative action and progress.

@timpatjoe

7 жыл бұрын

Brian Muvuti. It's called turning the biggest economy In Africa into a shit hole with no currency

@brianmuvuti2505

5 жыл бұрын

It's my right as the majority to turn my country into a shit hole.You white man stay the fuck ok of it. And fuck your aid.

@manoliepapadakis4574

4 жыл бұрын

@@brianmuvuti2505 i think that you have pap for brains

@manoliepapadakis4574

4 жыл бұрын

@HTA thanks i agree

@stansmith4054

3 жыл бұрын

@@brianmuvuti2505 You are a low educated racist!