7 pointsby Tomte3 hours ago3 comments
  • nickdothutton3 hours ago
    The most interesting thing about this article is that it leaves out all the interesting stuff. I recommend googling one Dr David Kelly, and a young fellow called David Cameron who would become better known later. When the US and UK learned RSA had the bomb, and the ANC were about to inherit it, they were suddenly a lot less enthusiastic about the incoming administration they had previously endorsed.
    • thisislife2an hour ago
      It is as simple as that. They read the writing in the wall and knew that the native would take back power. They didn't trust, and want, the native blacks to have nuclear weapons. The whites in Africa still have deep political ties with the Anglo-Americans, and that's why we see Trump complaining about "white genocide" in South Africa.
  • forinti3 hours ago
    > It also promoted a strongly anti-communist ideology, arguing that racial equality was a communist plot to destroy the country.

    This has to be the most cynical "communist threat" ever.

  • an hour ago
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