Absolutely. And I suspect, us Anglo's are not the most popular visitors either (although I have no reason to doubt we would not be afforded a welcome).

But the wider ethos of cultural hegemony that underpins it, and how it is an incredible success story, is inspirational.

And it is not dependent on outside labour. That is the point. They clean their own streets. They do their own hard labour. The West is being destroyed by its effective economic slavery to cheap third-world labour. Plenty of people even on our own side have no desire to get their hands dirty and where our collective downfall is almost guaranteed at this stage.

But an Oriana model, on a much vaster scale, is perhaps the lifeboat out. Purely nothing more than a vague idea/notion but it is clear that what they are building in South Africa with it shows what can be done.

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.

Indeed sir.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

barring the people of Orania having Nukes, i cannot see any other outcome. Outgunned and outnumbered 1,000 to 1.

my guess ? their only hope is to get some inside-help from some fairly hostile political parties. Or to hire such help. In history, stranger things have happened. But i certainly would not invest in Orania Real-Estate.

South Africa is headed in the same direction as many of the countries to its immediate North.

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maybe Orania already pays an enormous Kickback of protection money to Mr Big ?

in which case, who are the slaves tilling the soil in the midday sun ? and who are the Masters ? Masters living it large in the big house ?

commentators who discuss Economic Development in SA, they are deeply deluded. It would be easier to raise the Titanic.

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My understanding is that they operate within the frame-work of the South African consitution with other seperate African tribal communities also operating under on similar lines.

Will the Left allow them to thrive? Probably not but as things stand, they are perfectly within the legal frame-work of how South Africa works. And its important to understand that South Africa is a collection of different groups from across the spectrum. When you see the footage of the stadium with thousands of people chanting 'Kill the Boer' my understanding is that is a political movement that gets about 10% of the votes.

Attacking isolated farm-steads is a different proposition from taking on a force numbering potentially in its hundreds of trained and disciplined men intent on protecting their loved ones.

Do I think Oriana is probably destined for destruction? Then yes, purely because our enemies hate the very notion of what it is promoting but it will require the actual South African state to turn on them and I suspect the writing will be on the wall well in advance. And by that stage, the South African state might not even have the capacity to organise such an event.

I would actually say the biggest threat probably comes from Progressive movements in the West putting pressure on the SA Government to legislate against Oriana.

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.

April 1939. It didn't end well.

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