Comments on: White stereotypes, black absenses

By: See Saw

See Saw — Mon, 02 May 2011 03:22:58 +0000

OF course NO portrait of the current African
(–and European) situations is even a ghost
of truthful without shading in that background
of globalism, cultural destruction ‘by design’
and EUGENICS.

REALLY time for Louis to grow up, STOP trading
on the high profile family name, and the lifer gig
working for state propaganda BBC, and the Harry
Potter pose —–

In short, time to turn those cameras wonderfully
around on his very own ‘hidden masters’ and their
belief system —–EUGENICS.

By: john cutten

john cutten — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 07:50:07 +0000

As a hunter in South Africa I personally find a few items from the program distasteful:
1] They should not have shot from the vehicle ; the vehicle should have taken them to the area where the the game was and then they should have hunted on foot ;
2]Shooting animals using `hides`{ambushes} at waterholes with bows & arrows is wrong . Are they trying to discourage the animals from drinking water ? ;
3] I personally only shoot for the pot …. I eat what I shoot .
4]As regards the moral aspects : To me the British nation should hide their heads in shame as to what they did to the wild game of South Africa during the period 1899 to 1902 { The Boer War}. To have sent approximately 200,000 underprovisioned troops ,armed with .303 rifles into South Africa as part of a `gold grab` resulted, in what was a `Garden of Eden ` being vacumned clean of wild animals.

By: ‘Law and Disorder in Johannesburg’ « Africa is a Country

‘Law and Disorder in Johannesburg’ « Africa is a Country — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 12:36:53 +0000

[...] 13, 2008 by Sean Jacobs British TV presenter Louis Theroux (son of Paul) parachuted into South Africa again, this time for the BBC to look at crime in Johannesburg. If you can get past Theroux’s [...]

By: Wessel van Rensburg (aka Mhambi)

Wessel van Rensburg (aka Mhambi) — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 00:46:54 +0000

Cool review.

This let’s go see the weird boorish boers is becoming a genre in English TV.

And it’s always a winner. English TV viewers love it. A commissioning editor just can’t go wrong. I mean this is a guilt free pro-prejudice zone.