Category: Features

Five debt management tips for smart financial freedom

Many South Africans are faced with the lingering burden of debt. Hence, they are ever on the lookout for ways to alleviate the financial pressure in their lives. While most have taken advantage of debt leniency as a result of … Read the rest

Anti-European Peter Sutherland, heir to the Duchess of Sutherland, Karl Marx

Much has been said about a man named Peter Sutherland. Sutherland is the United Nations Special Representative on migration, and he is an international businessman and former Attorney General of Ireland who has served in a variety of business and … Read the rest

Demo-shock: Nigeria’s population to rise from 200 to 900 million this century

The world’s population is now odds-on to swell ever-higher for the rest of the century, posing grave challenges for food supplies, healthcare and social cohesion. A ground-breaking analysis released on Thursday shows there is a 70% chance that the number … Read the rest

Black journalist cheers integration by design, not accident

A black journalist welcomes the demise of Britain.

In post-referendum Britain we have seen sudden waves of intolerance. Eastern Europeans told to go home. A BBC reporter branded a “Paki” in the English town where she was born. An African-American … Read the rest

South Africa’s brutal reality: Swedish journalist reports

Reporters from the Swedish weekly newspaper Nya Tider (New Times) travelled to South Africa to investigate whether the “Rainbow Nation” is the success story that Swedish establishment media sometimes say it is – as far as they are at all
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Documentary movie review: ‘Blood Lions’ and bloody lying

The LEAD CHARACTER

“My.” Oh my. Appropriately the first word uttered in the video, “Blood Lions,” is “my.” The word – first-person, singular, possessive determiner – is spoken by one Ian Michler, and it is fitting, because, contrary to what … Read the rest

‘One in three black babies goes to prison,’ says American ‘Mandela’

Over 800 people waited outside CEMEX Auditorium for the 2016 Anne and Loren Kieve Distinguished Speaker Lecture on Wednesday evening. As the doors opened, 600 people flowed into the building; 200 were directed into overflow classrooms, where the event was … Read the rest

Blacks are not ‘indigenous’ and arrived at same time as whites in South Africa

The recent uproar in South Africa over the claims by ANC president Jacob Zuma that the 1913 Land Act dispossessed blacks is a blatant lie, and forms part of four core lies about South African history, a New Observer correspondent … Read the rest

Airbus 321 in the Sinaï – only one hypothesis remains

Valentin Vasilescu demonstrates the impossibility of the theory of a bomb placed in the plane. After having explored all hypotheses, there is now only one left – that of a failure in the software of the automatic pilot. We may … Read the rest

Crime: 13 percent of Wisconsin’s black men ‘incarcerated’

Every year, my home state is rated one of the best states to grow up–if you’re white. But it’s one of the worst if you’re black.

Wisconsin has the second-highest arrest rate for juveniles in the country, behind only Indiana. … Read the rest

Hiroshima: Killing on an industrial scale

It has been 70 years since the United States became the only nation in history that deployed two nuclear weapons against civilian populations.

On August 6, 1945, a B-29 known as the Enola Gay took off from Tinian island, north … Read the rest