RHODESIAN STATE OPENING OF PARLIAMENT - COLOUR - NO SOUND 

Cheesy ass song

I was born and bred in Salisbury and loved Rhodesia. Consequently, I wanted Rhodesia to win the war, as did all my family. We, the whites, were the most content and patriotic section of Rhodesian society. Very few of us threw in our lot with ZANU or ZAPU. On the other hand, thousands of Shona and Matabele headed off into the bundu to fight against us. Finally, the Portuguese had more multi-racial societies in Angola and Mozambique.

@@glendodds3824 yes but we must never hate or be unkind to the many hundreds of thousands of good black people that fought with us. I do feel sad for them.

I fully agree with you

@@glendodds3824 i understand your pain and suffering

@@rajivshori Thank you Rajiv I appreciate your comment.

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Hi. If you went to the suburbs, government schools and hospitals, you would find segregation.

@@glendodds3824 I was born in Zimbabwe, whites used to live in white only areas and blacks in townships or farms.

@@philemomnnakedi6190 That was the one big mistake the Rhodesians made. They repealed the Land Tenure act WAY too late. In fact it should never have existed.

Yes the RAR look magnificent. The starch is so sharp you could cut yourself on it.

How stupid praising your oppressors pasi nevatengesi

​​​@@conceretejungle1150 and ZANU aren't your oppressors today? read 'Animal Farm' Mugabe was Napoleon made real

@@stephenchappell7512 we are ok with zanu than those rhodesian murderes we done with them

@@stephenchappell7512 we are ok with zanu than those rhodesian murderes we done with them

Towards the end of the Rhodesia, most of the Rhodesian armed forces were black Africans, are very effective, loyal soldiers they were too. There is little evidence of their being persecuted after Mugabe came to power, especially as he used them to keep order, especially against rebellious Ndebele tribesmen.

@@Scotseasy These were card holding members of Zanu, paying their membership fees with money earned from the army and police.

​@@philemomnnakedi6190 Interesting

1967

@@KorpusV6 thanks

How does discrimination look like in the picture.

Except for one thing they were helping the Rhdesians to be more racist and create new economy which excluded black Zimbabweans

But not in parliament. The population was 94% black, but they only had a handful of seats in parliament. The whites were the majority in parliament. And there were segregated neighborhoods. The whites in the wealthy neighborhoods and the blacks in shabby neighborhoods. The whites owned most of the industry and property. It wasn't as bad as apartheid in South Africa. But Rhodesia was segregated nonetheless.

It's smith

@@conceretejungle1150 its not Smith , he would have been in the front and this guy is well to the middle of the pack = NOT SMITH that much is certain

@@karfomachet7265 the only devil i see who fits your description is that oppressor and racist Ian smith he killed many

@@conceretejungle1150 Smith enters the chamber at 2.24 so he simply is not in the picture at 2.32 which is what I was saying and smith does not have harf if face in patches . SO YOUR JUST WRONG

@@karfomachet7265 it's him smith the only evil unless u being racist like him