Discussion on Race and National Identity
Built up our home in this country, and we like it.
It's an absolutely wonderful country.
And why should we just hand it over to the Black Africans
when we've worked so hard to accomplish everything that we have?
I mean, 80 years ago, when the first European came to this
country,
they were savages fighting each other and whatnot in tribal
warfare. And I mean, the European has brought them up to what
they are
today, and still they are spending a lot of money on their
education and
housing and all this type of thing.
And if only they would work with us, they
could eventually get up to our standard.
Do you think that will happen, Evelyn?
Well, it depends on the African themselves
whether they prepare to do this or
not.
I can't say if they will.
They seem to have this thing in their heads at the moment about majority
rule, and Ian Smith is not going to give it to them.
So they're going to have to either agree
to live, you know, and learn and become like the European is
now, or else there's most probably going to be
a war.
Imagine that there's going to be a war.
What are you going to do, you and your family?
Stay here and fight. What else is there to do?
There's nowhere to go, and we don't want to leave this country.
It's a very nice country. And after all the things we've built
up here, why just hop out of the country
and leave it to the African to
take over and just bring down again to what it was 80
years ago? Because this is what will happen.
They won't build up the country. They'll bring it down.
They have to have European supervision, you know, somebody that can tell
them which way to go.
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