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Somehow, white South Africans believed that black labor was like a lawn mower: you could have it around, and when you didn’t need it, you could hide it in its little shed where it would be good and quiet-until you needed it again.

— Arthur Kemp

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Those people who occupy a territory determine the nature of the society in that region.

...immigration today is a racial issue. It is one which sees masses of non-whites from around the globe immigrating to white countries.

The Immigration Invasion (2008)

It is said, in fact, that the definition of a white South African is “someone who would rather be murdered in their bed than make it.”

[History]... is nothing else but the rise and disappearance of races.

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