Headline: Deciphering Apartheid-Era Statistics: A Fact-Based Examination

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Time and again, the topic of apartheid resurfaces, casting a critical gaze on white South Africans. It’s crucial to delineate between fact and fiction, placing apartheid in an accurate historical context outside of the mainstream media propaganda machine.

What is the actual number of black South Africans killed during apartheid?

The Human Rights Commission’s evidence presented to the TRC (Truth and Reconciliation Commission) in 1997 provides clarity. Their data span from 1948 until the 1994 election, with a total of 21,000 deaths. However, this figure warrants a deeper dive.

The HRC report breaks down these numbers between 1948-1989 and 1990-1994. During the earlier period ’48-‘89, 7,000 black activists and Umkhonto we Sizwe (Communist ANC Military arm) were killed. Surprisingly, the latter period, essentially post-apartheid and after the ANC’s unbanning, recorded 14,000 deaths, primarily due to pre-election intra-racial conflict involving the ANC, the IFP, and other factions.

A staggering 92% of the 14,000 deaths between 1990-1994 resulted from black-on-black murder. Security Forces were responsible for 5.6%, often in response to attacks by the then-unbanned ANC/UDF. A few deaths remain unattributed.

“For perspective, during the 41-year span of apartheid, each African tribe in South Africa had its designated homeland. In these territories, tribes conducted their own elections, governed themselves, and established schools, churches, and various community outreach programs in their native languages.

Lesotho, Swaziland and Namibia still remain independent homeland countries within South Africa to this day. They never joined the ANC Communist Regime. – If the homelands were so bad as the msm propaganda machine wanted you to believe, then why did these countries not join the rest of “The New South Africa”?

Despite this, an average of 170 blacks died annually due to outside communist influence. (see video)

A much larger portion of these deaths occurred in the four years post-apartheid between black tribes fighting for power within SA. The HRC’s data prompts us to question: Does the global perception of apartheid’s fatality align with these figures?”

For context, considering various atrocities of the 20th century:

Jozef Stalin (USSR, 1932-39): 23 million deaths

Mao Ze-Dong (China, 1958-61 and 1966-69, Tibet 1949-50): 78 million

Pol Pot (Cambodia, 1975-79): 1.7 million

Menghistu (Ethiopia, 1975-78): 1.5 million

Apartheid: 7,000

While apartheid was undeniably unjust, its death toll pales in comparison to other global events. Yet, it faced unparalleled global vitriol.

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“To clarify further: The infamous land removals, which are frequently and incorrectly attributed to apartheid, took place under British governance. Cecil John Rhodes implemented these removals under the Glen Grey Act from 1894 when they discovered Diamonds. Afrikaners only came to power in 1948, and South Africa declared itself a republic in 1961. Tensions escalated when South Africa departed from the British Commonwealth upon becoming a Republic. Notably, rejoining the Commonwealth was among the initial actions of President Nelson Mandela when he assumed office as the first black South African president. Prior to this, the British had been significantly accountable for several atrocities, including the inception of concentration camps during the Anglo-Boer War. Furthermore, as ongoing tensions are evident, it’s imperative to inquire: In recent times, to what extent have white South Africans instigated violence against black individuals?” …