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What Americans Must Learn From South Africa’s Tragedy

What Americans Must Learn From South Africa’s Tragedy

In AmaBhulu: The Birth and Death of the Second America, Harry Booyens tells the story of the Afrikaners, the mainly Dutch settlers who sought religious freedom in South Africa and built a Western civilization, only to have it stripped from them. Americans should learn their lesson, Booyens warns. ...
Alex Newman

AmaBhulu: The Birth and Death of the Second America, by Harry Booyens, Vancouver, BC: Cliffwood Fogge, 2014, 620 pages, paperback.

America is in obvious trouble, but another Western-minded Christian nation — similar in many ways to our own, though much smaller — is today on the verge of complete annihilation. The forces responsible for the destruction, though, are not done yet.

For Americans living safely in the United States, the tragic death of the “Second America,” caused in part by the leaders of the First, may not seem so significant. But if you are concerned about the future of the First America and even the fate of the rest of the world, the book AmaBhulu is a must read. Written by Harry Booyens, Ph.D., a South African defense and aerospace scientist whose Afrikaner roots trace back to the earliest European settlers in Southern Africa of the 1600s, the book is about much more than just Afrikaners. It is about everyone, and the implications of his startling conclusions should alarm all of us.

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