We hear endless nauseating statements that black poverty, black deprivation, black oppression is the result of white oppression, apartheid, and land that has been stolen.

Nothing goes right for blacks, everything goes wrong, whether in New York’s Harlem, Zimbabwe’s Harare or South Africa’s Hope City, and it is the white man’s fault. It’s the consequences of slavery and exploitation, and persecution and “white supremacy”. Before the white man’s time, the rivers flowed with milk and honey; the cattle were fat, and the maize turned into mealie meal all on its own.

“DECOLONISE!” Is the cry of the radical blacks? Our problem is whiteness.

In all modesty, I will ask only one question.

In the Caribbean is an island. It is the most populated stretch of land in the Caribbean, 10.6 million Blacks occupy 27,750 square kilometers of what we know as Haiti.

Haiti runs under extreme health hazards, epidemics, witchcraft, corruption, and fraud are worse than anywhere in the world.

The Haitian’s life expectancy is among the lowest recorded. Literacy is virtually non-existent. Poverty and hunger are extreme and common elements.

Haiti became an independent black state since January 1, 1804. That was 212 years ago, and it looks like a trash can after all those decades.

Now I would be grateful to know how the white man is to blame for the black man’s problems.

Read the original article by Daniel Lötter in Afrikaans on Front Nasionaal SA – blad

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