[This is a note I sent to someone in America where they were discussing Blacks using high tech equipment engaging in theft. Then one American wrote and said he lives in a rural area where they still have landline phones. Jan]

I replied:

Quite a lot of old technology has its uses. And as society breaks down you’re in for some surprises. Car theft is an example. The car manufacturers came out with lots of fancy stuff and then Blacks just got the devices to intercept remote keys, etc and then the Blacks steal your car. I actually hate MOST of the electronics in modern cars. This will not be good in a future dysfunctional South Africa. If I ever buy another vehicle it will be a car or pickup truck that is at least 20 years old. There are lots of things that I think will work very well FOR WHITES, in a dysfunctional scenario. The secret is this: CAN YOU REPAIR THAT VEHICLE OR DEVICE? If you can repair the vehicle or you know a white who can repair that vehicle or device then you’re good to go. I’m a firm believer in staying away from big corporate products unless they are extremely cheap. e.g. phones. Phones are very cheap. I think in survival terms. Cars and vehicles are an area where I’m a huge believer that OLD stuff will work. I will still do some videos about Rhodesia, including our farm. In Rhodesia the Whites (like the NAZIS) looked after their own stuff. We used machinery and equipment that was OUT OF DATE IN THE WEST AND YOU COULD NOT EVEN GET PARTS FOR THEM. But we made the parts we needed. My brother had an engineering business where that was his core work. This approach will work very well in South Africa, and in America even better. You White Americans have a LOT of access to a LOT of tools. You people can fix and build anything. I’ve seen what White Americans can do. Get away from corporate control. I did a video about John Deer and other companies trying to control White Americans and how White Americans fought back. You folks have won on that score. You’ve got farmers hacking tractors, etc. Think self sufficiency, thing independence and you’re good to go.

Regards

Jan