Random Thoughts #1: Thabo Mbeki's Resignation

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This latest useless, corrupt African waster - sorry, "Elder, Dignified Statesman" - has been forced to resign from the presidency of the once-great country of South Africa. "Once-great", because it WAS, until the Negroes took over the running of it back in 1990. Since then it's been downhill, downhill, downhill. The fact is that the only time that southern Africa has been successful was when it was run by WHITE europeans. Nelson Mandela made a semi-credible job as a black president for the first 8 years or so of black rule, in not doing too much damage to the country he inherited (even though crime predictably rose massively) but it was only a matter of time before Afrocosis set in, as it invariably does, when blacks attempt to run ANYTHING.

Mbeki's departure is likely to result in the eventual assumption of power by one Jacob Zuma, whose catchy election theme song is entitled: "Pass Me My Machine Gun!" - which gives us some frightening insight into the country's future direction. What a terrible, terrible prospect for the decent, hard-working white folks who made the country into Africa's bread basket and the most prosperous country on the dark continent. What then, can South Africa's whites look forward to under Zuma's leadership? Just take a look at Zimbabwe after 28 years of black rule and that should answer any outstanding questions we have. Furthermore, let's not forget that when Zuma was South Africa's 'health minister' he thought taking a shower after having sex with a woman with AIDS would prevent him becoming infected! Enough said, huh?