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In Helen Zille's great auto-biography, she did have a chapter on the apparent strange alliance between hardline Afrikaners and the Zulu nationalists, which has largely gone unreported by the mainstream media. I can't recall if they were ex-Broederbond members, but there was a definitely a DA faction when she was mayor that were pushing for more independence.
A row of skyscrapers instead of a wall can also help, just putting it out there since we are building skyscrapers.
I honestly don't think there is anything much to be written about, the right wingers love Zulu nationalists simply because they aren't too bright, they are pliable and can be used, even to their own detriment without realising, same reason Gatsha was such a good boy to the apartheid government.
Well, there is a good reason I asked him to clarify, and he did, so I don't see any reason for your white, err I mean Indian knighting.I thought he was referring to that gif which shows KZN being cut off from the rest of SA
But you do you
Shaun sit down.And his clarification made you think of that gif?
Divide and Conquer has worked well in the past so there is no reason not to use same tactic really.
Terminally ill no doubt
Especially since the Zulus in general have not evolved, they still have the same mentality they had during apartheid, the same mentality that was exploited by the apartheid government back then, you really can't ask for more if you are some right winger longing for the good old days.
A good back and shoulder massage and she will be back, good as new, it's really not what it looks like.
