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When I went on safari to Madikwe, north of Johanessburg the local families were always light heartedly teasing me, because I was British. One example being on
by mothsonasloth 7y ago
When I went on safari to Madikwe, north of Johanessburg the local families were always light heartedly teasing me, because I was British.
One example being on a tour there was a scrapped Land Rover Defender at the side of the trail that had broken down a while ago. They said "never drive anything British, if you want to survive in the bush".
Land Rover quality aside, a bloody war should warrant a bit more than teasing.
- kabouseng 7y agoWell the sentiment towards the British was for a great many decades after the war very hostile. But what can you do, stay mad forever, it has been a hundred years, people move on. Also even though the Boers fought against Britain, there is a lot of British descendants living in South Africa, and a lot of Boer and British families intermarried over the years. Maybe a lesson the Jews can learn as well.
- sdwa 7y agoSo what should WWII warrant today?