The world recapitulated in miniature
Why South Africa has shown the future trajectory of the West and its economic periphery, a future that is only avoidable through great effort and sacrifice
Opinion
Diversity is a dumb idea
By replacing standards with diversity, we are setting ourselves up to become irrelevant and replaceable.
Get ready for local autonomy in South Africa
Lex Libertas, an initiative by Ernst Roets, is working towards decentralization. I wonder if this project will come about as a ripe fruit fallen from a tree?
What must western-aligned communities in South Africa do?
The government does not speak for minorities in South Africa, but we have no legislated means by which to command it. What then should western-aligned communties do?
Juanita du Preez | The Case for Western Cape Police Autonomy
Action Society, a civic society advocating for policy and justice system reforms, lays out the case for devolving the power over crime control to the most functional province
On the “white genocide” claim in South Africa
While there is currently no white-genocide in South Africa, it is an economic block of rising mistrust, political inconsistency and anti-white policies.
UCT as a model of South Africa’s future
Does UCT reflects South Africa’s future? One where ideological conformity, declining standards and anti-white sentiment dominant.
How to protect Afrikaans history?
Heritage Month brings yet another assault against Afrikaans history. In the face of a shrinking Afrikaans-speaking population and the tyranny of the majority, how will the Afrikaners preserve their history?
The disappointing performance of Fadiel Adams
Adams began as a fanatical and honest defender of Coloured interests in the Cape, but has since become woefully distracted, and fallen to circus antics in service of ANC factional battles
Bricks, Bribes, and Bullying: now the hallmark of South Africa’s construction sector
The construction sector is riddled with bribery, corruption, and intimidation. But SLAPP lawsuits are increasingly used to silence critics and block public participation.
Lead us up the mountain Rob Hersov
Rob Hersov could make history by becoming the first elite to break from the establishment and openly support Cape Independence and Lex Libertas.
Equality, most of the time, is not desirable
Apart from in a court of law, I cannot think of a time where equality produces more positive then negative.
Notes on the Anglo-South African
Robert King puts the English community in the spotlight, considering the endurance and the fragility of their identity and culture
The Lord detests differing weights
Proverbs 20:23 highlights how South Africa’s unequal policies create an unstable system.
Who are the most destructive leaders in South Africa?
Are the most destructive leaders in South Africa actually the idealists who believe only they can fix society, while ignoring history, trade-offs, and real consequences?