What the Suidlanders’ Simon Roche told Brian Ruhe: His empathy for Black people & Jews & his very high level ANC connections
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The person who has spoken the most to Simon Roche and who has the most videos on Simon Roche is Brian Ruhe in Canada. I’ve never sat and gone through all his Simon Roche videos, but one of my followers wrote me a summary last year of what Simon Roche told Brian Ruhe. This could be useful for people who are trying to get more of a grasp of him. Also, with time, he may be emphasising different things now, compared to what he said then. This is what an ex-South Africa woman wrote to me, summarising Simon Roche last year:
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2009: German Magazine Spiegel says: South Africa Has Become a De Facto One-Party State
This is the only time that a major Western publication ever stated the obvious truth: That South Africa is a one party state. The best we can hope for is that the Blacks will fight it out among themselves eventually.
2009: German Magazine Spiegel says: South Africa Has Become a De Facto One-Party State
This is the only time that a major Western publication ever stated the obvious truth: That South Africa is a one party state. The best we can hope for is that the Blacks will fight it out among themselves eventually.
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Photo: Apartheid South Africa: Whites Only Beach Sign in Durban city
This is an example of the types of signs that were all over South Africa in the days of White rule, under Apartheid.
Photo: Apartheid South Africa: Whites Only Beach Sign in Durban city
This is an example of the types of signs that were all over South Africa in the days of White rule, under Apartheid.