There are really only two issues worth talking about in South Africa, especially where Afrikaners and to some extent the rest of the whites are concerned: genocide and terrorism. As I have argued before, we are experiencing a slow but … Read the rest
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Dan Roodt was born in Springs, east of Johannesburg. He studied Afrikaans, French and Comparative Literature at the University of the Witwatersrand, as well as Philosopy at the University of Paris VIII under the famous French philosophers Gilles Deleuze and Jean-François Lyotard. He published a short novel and book of poetry at the age of 23. Since then he has written a total of 8 books, as well as numerous articles in the press and on the internet. In 2000 he founded PRAAG, an NGO in South Africa, as well as a publishing company by the same name. He is currently president of Pretoria PEN, affiliated to the international writers’ organisation. Dan Roodt has also been active in the movement for racial and linguistic equality in South Africa and regularly protests against anti-white violence in South Africa. According to prof. Jaap Steyn and Hennie van Coller of the Free State University in Bloemfontein, he has been one of the three most influential Afrikaans language activists of the twentieth century.
Dan Roodt: South African ‘democracy’ increasingly intolerant of dissent
It is interesting that even in politically correct university circles doubts are surfacing about the nature of South African democracy. In the Business Day of 3 June 2016, Professor Anthony Butler of the University of Cape Town published a column … Read the rest
Dan Roodt: Brief comment on Mrs. Gillian Singiswa’s ethnic-cleansing project for Afrikaners
Mrs. Gillian Singiswa, the local embodiment of the Andy Warhol principle that “everyone will be famous for 15 minutes”, after accusing a judge of being “racist”, is hankering after the ANC’s proposed new law against said mental disorder, “racism”, which … Read the rest
Dan Roodt: Are murders on writers part of #AfrikaansMustFall?
Whereas most observers have now become conscious of the extreme, sadistic nature of the daily killings and rapes in South Africa, not many are ready to acknowledge the frequently ethnic aspect of such crimes. A few days ago another Afrikaans … Read the rest
‘Massacred McCormack family had it coming, they were racists,’ says liberal daily Beeld
The liberal Johannesburg daily newspaper Beeld is speculating today whether the motive for the vicious murder of Kennith McCormack (42), Marietjie Meyer (45), Kayla Meyer (9) and Monty McCormack (73) in Randfontein was not perhaps “racism” and a “wage dispute” … Read the rest
Dan Roodt: Look to Canada and Belgium to solve South African language crisis
SA’s language crisis is now even debated in English, after 20 years of vehement exchanges in Afrikaans. Kelly-Jo Bluen’s politically correct blather about white guilt and racism may be easily dismissed as a kind of Freudian “boerehaat” (Selective white … Read the rest
Dan Roodt: South African blacks have abolished themselves
South Africa has become a cesspit of contradictions, but if you still value reason and logic, consider this: by adopting a globalist, überblack identity, South African blacks have lost any claim to our territory. Of course they are issuing one … Read the rest
Dan Roodt: ‘Racism’ or blasphemy against the man gods of Sadistic South Africa
Another accusation of “racism”. Another student “blackface” incident at the University of Stellenbosch. Metaphysical racism has, like sin, become a universal obsession. One will beg for forgiveness, pay for an indulgence, do penance.
The so-called “New South Africa” is … Read the rest
Dan Roodt: Bantu imperialism means ‘no whites in South Africa’
As everyone knows, at the beginning of 2016 South Africa burst into a pronounced racial consciousness, with blacks openly proclaiming their racial solidarity and hostility towards their white compatriots. But even using a term such as “compatriots” negates the radicalism … Read the rest
Dan Roodt: Penny Sparrow: #racism vs #whitegenocide, the new South African narrative
Towards the end of last year, many people predicted that 2016 would be a “tough year” in South Africa, politically speaking. Julius Malema’s EFF was calling for revolution, as well as land invasions à la Zimbabwe. White liberal commentators were … Read the rest
Dan Roodt: Why Afrikaans-haters should declare a truce in the language war
Every South African benefits from Afrikaans, says Dan Roodt
For the moment Afrikaans is holding out at the University of Stellenbosch but the English faction will not relinquish its campaign against the language. The university council in Stellenbosch has not … Read the rest
Ferial Haffajee: an affirmative-action princess who lacks antiwhite courage
Having better things to do, I do not want to spend too much time on this, a brief review of Ferial Haffajee’s “book” whose only real item of interest is the provocative title: What If There Were No Whites In … Read the rest
Dan Roodt: Afrikaners should reject English and create an alternative Afrikaans economy
The notion that English will become the only educational and university language of South Africa, as argued by Anthony Still in Business Day as well as the City Press newspaper is not only breathtaking in its arrogance but also farfetched. … Read the rest
Dan Roodt: South Africa’s language war
South Africa is scaling new heights of ubuesque absurdity in the demand that the University of Stellenbosch should impose English as its “main language”. South Africa is already drowning in English universities where the slogan is apparently that they should … Read the rest