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[If you want to see what white rule, especially Apartheid, did for South Africa versus black rule, then all you have to do is look at the chart below. This is not a “right wingers” chart. This is from Stats SA, this is from Government economists. This will show you some fascinating trends from the past. Let’s focus on the chart and I will make some comments about the the historical periods because then you’ll see some astounding things.

You will recall the Blacks/Liberals/Jews all saying how terrible Apartheid was. But when you look at this chart and you read their analysis below, you’ll see that there are things you’ve not been told, including how the rich have been getting richer… in recent times! Who are these (((rich)))?  😆

So here’s the chart:-

Now let’s look at some political background to those numbers:-

1948 – When the Boers/Afrikaner racists took the country over from Boer/English/Jewish Liberal control.

Late 1950s to 1966 – Dr Verwoerd (“the evil architect of Apartheid” was running the country!). Notice the unbelievable growth rate under Apartheid, and the stunning pace under Verwoerd’s rule!

Early 1970’s, the war begins in Rhodesia – Rhodesia ends by 1980. The Gold price made some big moves which also impacted South Africa positively with its peak in the early 1980s.

There was black trouble that began turning into low intensity war in the 1960s, and its intensity grew in the 1970s, but hit its all time peak in 1980s-1990s.

The real war got going in 1982 after I’d been here for a year.

The period 1982-1994 when blacks took over was a time of ever increasing war, terrorism, communism, violence inside the country and even war outside the country which the whites had to fight. It took a big toll on the country. American and other big businesses pulled out, lots of whites left the country.

Notice how, even under “peaceful” black rule, with money pouring in from across the world, the country continued sliding down until about 1999-2000. In 2000, there was a short boom period. That was when the Liberals and Jews were at their happiest.

In 2008 there was the big electricity panic. But the country chugged on. Zuma took over in 2009. The Jews hated that.

I regard the “good times” after 2000 as something of a smoke-and-mirrors exercise because it was driven by the foreign Liberals/Elite and the West. The blacks were getting money and all sorts of nice opportunities that the whites under Apartheid never got. Even so, the upturn was quite pathetic compared to white rule.

And you must remember that even in the 1970s, South Africa was already involved in some military moves in Rhodesia and Angola and Mozambique and SWA (Namibia). In the 1980s there was endless violence everywhere and an unending stream of hatred, lies, disinvestment and boycotts from across the world, inside and outside SA. Jews and blacks working to destroy Afrikaans power.

Black rule was a breeze by comparison. Blacks being given stacks of money, tons of opportunities, etc. The black performance was very weak compared to time under white rule. It turns out that it took decades to even try to regain some of the previous highs achieved under white rule.

Imagine if, the Jews and Blacks had NOT turned the entire world against the whites, how things might have been?

By comparison, the whites did NOT stab the blacks in the back. They worked with the black pieces of shit and they are unquestionably responsible for preventing the blacks from completely destroying this country – a credit that they NEVER GET I might add!

That’s the big picture stuff they never tell you.

Let me show you a chart from other sources to show you how VIOLENT this country became thanks to the Blacks/Liberals/Jews/Commies and foreign sponsorship of terrorism and war. Look at this chart:

After Apartheid in 1948, almost immediately, the Jewish and Black communists got to work to destabilize South Africa. The Afrikaners had an uphill battle that lasted decades. Even so, they kept the lid on it pretty well. You can see how dodgy it was by the 1970s. Then look at the early 1980s, when I arrived here. Look at how it went off the charts. This is a murder chart… not a war chart… but the communists carried out murder and crime as part of their campaign. They were not just killing whites. They were killing even more blacks! As you can see this wild violence continued well after black rule! There were also farm murders during those times too, even worse than now. Look at how long the country took to stabilize and its still more violent today than when whites were a bigger portion of the population in 1948 and the whites had more control!!!

This country has been RUINED by forces that came from outside and worked with the blacks and unleashed cultures of violence like never before. There you have over a century of statistics to show you how this country became a crime hell hole. They will tell you “Apartheid was violent”. Bull dust! All those events can be corroborated by studying the terrorism/communism/war brought to this country by the Jewish/Soviet/Black communists unleashing black violence.

Violence was being unleashed in Africa during the late 1950’s onwards. Whites managed to hang on in various countries for differing periods of time. But it was brought to South Africa too.

In the 1980s, only South Africa was left. Only SWA (Namibia) and South Africa were left, and after 1989, only South Africa was left. All the world’s attention and Africa’s attention and the Russians and the Cubans and Chinese were focused on the whites here. The hell in this country did NOT come from Apartheid. It came from external sources working with the idiotic blacks.

That’s why I think a Liberal is a piece of dog shit. Liberals should be hung from lampposts. They’ve done this elsewhere. I read of how Liberals and Jews brough the (Communist) Civil War to Spain in 1936. THEY ARE NATION DESTROYERS!! A Liberal is a lying piece of shit. What they tell you about history and the predictions they make about the future are pure hogwash. NEVER LISTEN TO A LIBERAL. Instead run and find a gun or a piece of rope at the soonest.

Now you can read the full article with the analysis of the topmost chart. Jan]

This one graph shows how the average salary has changed in South Africa over the past 70 years

The World Wealth and Income Database has updated South Africa’s profile, showing how the average salary in the country has changed since 1946, and up to 2016.

The online data sets use national accounts, survey data, fiscal data and wealth rankings, and were created by economists Thomas Piketty, Emmanuel Saez and a team of more than 100 researchers from 70 countries.

A previous update to the data showed that South Africa had one of the highest rates of wealth inequality in the world, where the country’s wealth became more concentrated among the top 1% and 10% of earners over time.

According to the WWID, by 2012, as much as 20% of South Africa’s total wealth was held by 1% of the wealthiest people – while 65% of the country’s wealth was concentrated among the top 10%.

Changing salaries

The latest update to the dataset brings salary changes over the last 70 years to 2016 into focus, as well as the share of GDP among adults.

At 2016 prices, the average South African earned only R108,313 a year, while GDP share is at R126,348.

Salary levels have settled around the same numbers seen in the late 70s and early 80s. South Africa’s peak average was in 1974, where it reached over R122,000 a year – while the country’s GDP share peaked in 1980, when it reached R141,650.

Stats SA pegged South Africa’s average annual income at R138,168 per adult over the same period, though this is the level between male-headed households had an average income of R165,853 per annum and R98,911 for female-headed households.

Jobs data by StatsSA for 2016 showed that average monthly earnings paid to employees in the formal non-agricultural sector was at R17,517 per month – or R210,200 annually.

Trading economics reflected similar numbers, with the 2016 average monthly income at R17,500 per month.

Source: https://businesstech.co.za/news/wealth/219897/this-one-graph-shows-how-the-average-salary-has-changed-in-south-africa-over-the-past-70-years/