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Operation South Africa: Racial Division, Target Infrastructure

July 17, 2021 Sean Morgan
The Sean Morgan Report
Operation South Africa: Racial Division, Target Infrastructure
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All right. Welcome to the Sean Morgan reports. I'm your host, Sean Morgan. And we are here every single Friday, 6:00 PM Eastern. And I'm here with my co-host Paul for over and Jim color. And Paul is based in South Africa in Johannesburg. And recently they've had some, some riots and unrest in several parts of South Africa. So Paul, can you tell us a little bit about what's going on there?

3 (2m 1s):
Hi, show and great to be with you again. Yeah, it's been quite frightening. I'm the, just to give you a bit of background, the former president, Jacob Zuma was he was convicted by the constitutional court, actually the highest part of the land for contempt, because he refused to appear in front of the commission. That's running to investigate and see corruption in all the levels of government, which has it's been massive. It's probably the, as long as the commission and also the head of the electricity of tenancy is being grilled and there's other, you know, NPS in whatever and prison zoom has been delaying and obfuscating as much as possible.

3 (2m 50s):
And finally, he was sentenced to 15 months for refusing to appear before this commission. Now all a lot of us, well, pretty much. I thought everyone from Bonnie, the dinosaur outputs could tell that this is going to cause trouble where you've put a, a former president who ha who is a Zulu, because this whole thing is tribal. When you put them in jail, then there's going to be a whole lot of people who are not happy. And sure enough, you know, we had mass unrest five or six days of it so far, and it was on the scale that I've never seen before in this pantry.

3 (3m 33s):
Really the, you know, Durbin is the entire distribution network of the province that Durbin is in, which is presuming the tower is gone. It's been burned to the ground is billions of dollars of damage had been done. There are no distribution warehouses left in the province. They've all been burned and looted. Paul Paul,

2 (3m 58s):
Is that, what is that organic? Is that what angry people do Target Infrastructure.

3 (4m 4s):
Yes and no, I believe, yeah, this, this smells, this feels to me as an adult is carefully orchestrated. Funnily enough, we had a similar much smaller scale rights in Johannesburg in late 2019, which most people don't remember now because you know, we've had the Corona Chan dominating the headlines since then, but we had a similar organized, you know, provocateurs going around a particular area of Johannesburg and just burning shops and causing mayhem. And this looks like much the same thing. My instant thought was, yeah, this is driven out of London to be stabilized the country a little bit, but one source of mine says, no, actually the Chinese are responsible.

3 (4m 47s):
That the thing is it's easy to, it's easy to kick off things like this in Africa, you just need someone to, you know, strike the match. And then there are tens of thousands of people who are at the, you know, on a path we're on a powder cake from a very draconian lockdown. I mean, alcohol is banned. It may last year, the band alcohol and smoking. So yeah, for no reason at all. And just to then just to piss people off. So you've got a lot of people who are very poor, who have literally no concept of the future.

3 (5m 29s):
The actions have consequences, so that the vast majority of the population here are present oriented and group oriented rather than say, white people who are future oriented and individual culture people. So it's, it's very easy to, you know, to, to get these riots going and then step back and watch the chaos. So that's been a problem. And of course, it's complicated. This, this kind of drive does go back into our history as a country. For instance, in the eighties, when the ANC was fighting apartheid, one of the policies was to make the country and governable, and which black people did as far as they could, you know, they wouldn't shop at wide shops.

3 (6m 17s):
They, they would boycott places. They wouldn't pay for services that, you know, that kind of thing they would rebel against the policy and government that is still that attitude is still with us. I think very much so. A lot of, a lot of black people still want, you know, they expect to services for free. So like water and electricity and sewerage, the expected you to know the statements provided. So I th you know, I think work people harking back to the past and trying to make the province ungovernable.

3 (6m 60s):
Yeah. And maybe the, the interesting thing was how communities basically pulled together and defended themselves. They guys of all races. I mean, it was great to see I've watched as many videos as I can. I had riots maybe a mile and a half away for me, but there were not nearly on the scale that we've had down in a position to tell I'm up in Johannesburg, which is in the Houten province on the high effects. And yeah, we've had riots, but they've mostly been, they'd been stopped by the community very quickly. Whereas the natal rights were just on a massive scale.

3 (7m 41s):
The town of Pietermaritzburg, which is about 60 miles out of, you know, a country from Durban. I know it well. I had relatives who lived there for many years and I used to stop by it on my way down to the hotel on holiday or business, the, the entire central business district is gone. It's empty. It's what hasn't been. Looted has been burned down. There's a massive shopping mall complex, which is built there a few years back, which is a few acres. That's just not been gone. You can see videos of just the it's worse than a war zone. There's just the thousands and thousands of loose goods, literally.

3 (8m 21s):
And the Street's because it had been burnt out TVs everywhere, because you know, when people are hungry, obviously the first thing and it go for the, the television. So for some reason, and, and yeah, I've never seen devastation like that in this country. Yes. It's happened on a small scale, like one shop or the, you know, that there's been unrest or something like that, but to have the entire, I mean, I'm not exaggerating, we're not saying that the entire distribution network, all the province is, has now been shut down. You know, I dunno if you know that great British TV and movie from the eighties called the threats.

3 (9m 5s):
So they're really terrifying. Look at the nuclear war, highly recommended. Very, very scary. And the serving classic made in 1984, I think by on a shoestring. And I can still remember it after all these years that the opening narrative says something like in an urban society, everything connects, you know, the needs of one are fulfilled by the skills of another, but the threads that tie us and also make us vulnerable. And the province, the province now has no food, no cash, no fuel, no distribution network. I mean, it doesn't have any pharmacies. They've all been looted.

3 (9m 46s):
It D something like 40,000 small businesses have just been trashed. It doesn't have any warehouses. It doesn't have the, you know, there's no, there's no retail outlets. They've all been burned down. I think a lot of people are going to be struggling with food, water fuel, just the basics. You know what you mean? The survival food, water, energy security, I'm the coming under tremendous pressure right now, the police ran out of ammunition trying to defend, you know, trying to get involved, but they weren't, they weren't really, they weren't really much of a presence during these rights that the president should have immediately declared.

3 (10m 30s):
And the state of emergency imposed martial law and sent the troops in the straightaway instead. And its response has been to have two meetings a week instead of one it's been pretty pathetic, which is why I instantly thought that this was basically, you know, it was engineered from outside to further destabilizes us as the country.

2 (10m 51s):
Yeah. Yeah. It reminds me a lot of the riots in the United States, which were very orchestrated by the typical suspects, like George Soros with these organizations like Antifa and BLM and the looting and the property damage, you know, also, you know, was done by these poor inner city people who were kind of like the, the match was lit because they were already primed in their desperation of their, their socioeconomic status to, to, to join, join in what's the PR provocateurs.

2 (11m 32s):
But I'm curious, I heard that the military was deployed in South Africa, so, and the things are kind of cooling down now, is that the case?

3 (11m 40s):
Yes. And look, these things burn themselves up very quickly. Violence of this kind, just from a pragmatic point of view, you know, when you have no food or no water can only keep coming for so long, excuse me. So yes, the, it has calmed down quite a lot also because communities have tightened up and I've stopped rioters from going anywhere. I mean, it's got ugly. It's, it's been, it's gotten very ugly in some places, the, the rioters decided that they were going to go off to an Indian township Indian community, you know, just to the Northeast of Durbin.

3 (12m 20s):
Now Durbin has the largest community of Indians in the world, outside of India itself. They have a long history in this country and the, you know, obviously a very close knit community and they're onto the teeth. So of course, you know, the writers put their butts kicked because these cars don't don't take any trouble for anyone. So there was, you know, it got really ugly. The, and there's a few videos going around with that. If you can see a bit because yeah, I'm sorry. But if a huge crowd comes over the hill, these causes are going to open fire. They're not going to waste time, you know, asking questions.

2 (13m 1s):
It makes you wonder, now it's a humanitarian crisis. So it makes you wonder if the United nations is going to want to step in.

3 (13m 9s):
I was wondering that the other day, is this an excuse to get the UN and for whatever reason yeah. The UN can. Yeah. And I'm not a big fan. So I don't know where the veil come in and, and try and, you know, keep the peace or whether our troops are going to do it. The troops, we don't have that many troops, you know, we have what, 77,000 personnel in the south African, the defense force. But I think only 8,000 of those are soldiers is that that's not nearly enough

2 (13m 42s):
For all the time. It was like an enough that, that sounds like as much as a couple of counties here, here in Pennsylvania. I mean, that's, that's crazy. Jim, have you been following what's going on in Cuba? Maybe we can just because this is not some kind of isolated unrest just in South Africa, you know, it used to be at the beginning of the pandemic, we had like kind of a great awakening going on in Hong Kong and France. And now, now the type of unrest that we have, it seems to be more of the deep state stuff like in South Africa and the riots in America. But I wonder in Cuba is that organic and, and it's just, the timing is interesting.

2 (14m 26s):
Or do you think the Y has, could be behind it and the Biden, the Biden administration's response has been just really weird along the way. So Jim, Jim, can you, can you comment on the, on the Cuban Cuban crisis? I

4 (14m 40s):
Think one can pretty much guarantee that Biden's the response to anything is going to be weird and bizarre. So no surprise there, but what I like to do is take a little of a step back. And as I'm listening to Paul, I'm hearing things that are very similar from past events, one of the big ones or the, the color revolutions that George Soros is so famous for. And when we get to do the armchair quarterbacking afterwards, it usually turns out that these events are not as organic as they seem, because in order to create the chaos, the perpetrators go about it subtly because they don't want to get held up as the perpetrators of the reasons why people are rioting.

4 (15m 39s):
They want to really just push it off on the, on the people. And it got the world to look at them as just rioting for no really good reason. And that now we need to bring in the big boys and quail the rioters and so on and so forth. So I look for those kinds of subtle goings on. And a good example that I like to use is prior to the us civil war, going back a little bit here, there was a massive bank and perpetrated price machination on cotton.

4 (16m 22s):
And that created all kinds of problems for the growers in the south, because now their cotton wasn't being bought by Britain because Britain was their biggest customer. So any messing with that is gonna have very big repercussions and the source at the growers. So, you know, these are the kinds of things that go on and then they get immediately sideline. They get washed in, and nobody really talks about that anymore because that's the real nuts and bolts of the things that the perpetrators of all that wanted them to talk about race.

4 (17m 3s):
It's always about race. And the reason for that is because that's pitting people against people of color really means nothing. It's just about divide and conquer. So however they can do that, however, they can get away with that. They're going to do that. And I thought, Paul, your comment on, and of course I could see people howling racism, but I think you have a point that culturally, some people are future oriented. Some people are past oriented, some people are present oriented, and the perpetrators understand that, you know, w the, the one thing we have to give them is they're smart.

4 (17m 50s):
And they understand behavioral psychology on the part of the whole groups of people. So they're going to find a weakness, and they're going to exploit that weakness. And they're solid goal being, we got to get these people fighting each other so that we can then get away with doing what we need to what we want to do. So, yes, I think one, I look at timing, all of these things are happening simultaneously. I hate coincidences, and I know you guys hate them two. And so, you know, that's something that immediately gets my attention. Oh, here's another event seemingly unrelated yet happening simultaneously with all this other stuff.

4 (18m 37s):
So I'm quite sure I'm speculating, but I'm quite sure that the same players are active right now, George Soros, you know, the Rockefellers, the Rothschilds, anybody who's, anybody, and who owns anything is, is sees this as being in their best interest. So they're gonna throw their hat into the ring and say, yeah, I mean, what do I need to do to help out? And so the more we can do to talk about that aspect of the goings on, because, you know, we could get into the weeds in talking about Cuba, talk about South Africa, talking about France and get nowhere, because basically that's what they want us to do.

4 (19m 27s):
They want us to get into the nitty gritty of these people versus people events, and never take the big step back and look at the big picture. So I think, you know, it's always important for us to try to do that and to see these as related advance, unless we're really convinced otherwise.

3 (19m 47s):
Yeah. If I can just jump in quickly, Jen, that is absolutely right. So we're already with seeing in South Africa that the people are now and the media are now questioning whether this is a, is this a breakaway bronch, have the ruling party who has the loyalty to Jacob Zuma versus the rest, you know, versus the current president or, or I'm a poser who is not as, and I look at it and I think guys, the wasting your time, these guys are all paid and controlled by outsiders. And they are presenting us with just a narrative, which is nonsense. This is organized. It's got not, you know, like you say, we get lost in the weeds and all our political commentators get lost in the weeds.

3 (20m 31s):
And yeah, it's frustrating to watch, whereas, you know, my wife and I have been educating and for many years now comes home and says, yeah, I see that they've decided to orchestrate the riots in the towel. So, you know, she, she can, she can, she can look at world events now, just see through all the nonsense that we get presented with the, the clarity that it afforded you as it can be depressing, but at least it's, you know, it gets, you look at world events properly, like Cuba likes over ago. And like, you know, wherever there's unrest,

4 (21m 11s):
Right? Yeah. There's a term for it. It's called vectoring. And they will take, you know, a situation and they will put information out into the media, you know, and in other ways to make it seem like this particular concept or point of information is important and get everybody to focus on it, it's like a honey pot or a, you know, one of those things on the internet where everybody starts focusing and gets involved with, and it's a complete sideline, it's a complete distraction from the core issue. And so I came to learn that term vectoring, and it's a very good term because it's very neutral yet very encompassing.

4 (21m 57s):
And the way you can really use it effectively to look at certain aspects of events and go, aha, that looks like a vectoring operation, the etc, etc. So, yeah. And you can, you can see how much pressure that puts us on to have to keep track of all this stuff and to avoid getting caught up in those little whirlpools here and there, that everybody else is so happy to jump into.

2 (22m 26s):
Yeah. The, the, the narratives that the mainstream media used for the George Floyd riots in America was very effective on the international scene. I was in Brazil at the time and all of my friends would come up to me and say, it's too bad that America is such a racist country. And, and I would, my response is just like, you guys have no on the ground experience of what it's like in America, where we have equal opportunity at all of the employers for all races and everything. And in Brazil, it's a different story. And yet they're in their mind, Brazil is, is this, you know, has racial equality and America is the racist country.

2 (23m 11s):
And so, you know, then the racial narrative, Racial Division narrative is the same thing. That's going to be pushed in South Africa because it's very effective to, to divide and conquer. But besides that, if you were a billionaire oligarch and you, you're looking at a world map, or if you're a bad actor like China, and you're looking at the world map and you're thinking, where can I get the most value for my, for my, you know, different types of unconventional warfare, like infiltrating political parties and so forth. You'd probably look at South Africa and think, well, they have a lot of gold and a lot of diamonds and a lot of resources and so forth.

2 (23m 58s):
And so I'm going to target South Africa before I target some non-resource rich country and, and, you know, in Africa or whatever. So, you know, I think that that's significant that, that the, the, the deep state or China, or whoever is behind these things, they value those resources in, in South Africa. I think that's, that's just like, you know, there's a reason why the United States invaded Iraq, you know, and not some country that doesn't have any oil, for example, but I just want to touch on Cuba because this could be much like the riots that happened in Iran a few years ago.

2 (24m 43s):
This could be a white hat operation, you know, this where there's already in and obviously, and organic base of people who are dissatisfied with the UN with the fascist regime, but then the white hats, you know, use their technologies to, to, to light, you know, light the match to that powder cake for their own purposes. And the, the, the purposes of the white hats are to prove that communism is a failed experiment and the, we can't go in that direction of socialism and communism. So what are your thoughts on that? Paul

3 (25m 22s):
Cuba is interesting. I think it could be spontaneous and people just got the hell and, and they want change, but I think you're absolutely right that, you know, whenever you see, whenever you see an uprising like that, and it's in your favor, especially in the white heads favor, I think, yeah, they're going to be in there helping as much as possible, you know, supplying Intel and resources, similar to how, and when was it about 18 months ago, the Saudi Arabia was supplying Intel and help to ordinary Iranians who weren't still haven't thrown off the molars yet, but they will Iranians who are re re rebelling against, you know, their leaders.

3 (26m 11s):
They were supplying money and weapons and, you know, all kinds of help, I think, yeah. Sometimes movements do need help from the outside and yeah, both good and bad actors can get involved. They're like, I don't know where the Cuba is, where the Cooper's genuine. I hope so. Would we be nice for, for them to be three because they've had a, and I've had a pretty desperate times for the last 60 years. Sorry.

4 (26m 47s):
I would agree with Paul. I would agree with Paul that this is clearly an opportunity for the white hats. If it is, if it was a staged situation by the black hats, it certainly may turn out to be a colossal mistake because it does appear to me to play well into the hands of the white hat, because the whole narrative here in just listening to how the, the people, the puppets were responding in this country really is quite surprising. And it's going to be heard by the American people of all stripes as a very perplexing response.

4 (27m 34s):
And so I see that as all beneficial to the white hats. And so I follow Cuba very closely as you all do for that reason, because I think it's anybody's game down there. And this might be the time when things really are going to change in a more permanent way, but look, look, it all the, the dark hat puppets are calling for the bombing and, you know, going, using military force in Cuba. So you can kind of get a flavor of what their strategy is compared to what the white hat strategy is.

2 (28m 15s):
Yeah. And call, I found it really weird that the Biden administration first said, the people in Cuba are so upset because they're not getting enough vaccines. And then a couple of days later, they said, communism is a failed experiments. Like that's a weird switch, isn't it Paul, like, how do you analyze that?

3 (28m 35s):
I think they're, they're in a dilemma. They, you know, they can't, you can't push the, you can't push communism on the people of the United States and critical race theory. And then look at Cuba, which quite obviously wants to free itself from communism. And yeah, I think that they realized very quickly that whatever they say was going to be wrong because yeah, whatever they say is going to be wrong. But I think is genuinely after genuine the, after the freedom that they've had enough,

2 (29m 14s):
Some people would say Paul, that the white hats are, are controlling Joe Biden's administration as with him as a puppet. And that they're telling him to say this stupid propaganda, like they want more vaccines, and then they're telling them, okay, now tell them communism's bad. So it's like this cognitive dissonance for the liberal supporters of the Biden administration.

3 (29m 38s):
I wouldn't go, I wouldn't go into the fall to say the white are controlling Joe Biden per say, or the Joe Biden, the administration. I think Joe Biden administration still thinks that's in charge, but I think nobody needs to, nobody needs to tell them what to say, to make them look stupid. The job of that by themselves, you know, the chopping and changing and the, you know, just the nonsensical statements on, on various things. I mean, I know we're going to get into just now, but, you know, I saw a funny meme this morning that Joe Biden has done more campaigning against the election audit than he did in the whole of last year's campaign, which is quite true.

3 (30m 25s):
And it's ridiculous that, you know, he's, he's traveled more on the campaign trail on the anti, the audit trail than he ever done with the campaign trail, which is just crazy if you think about it,

2 (30m 40s):
Right. Yeah. It does get confusing to, to find out because he's obviously a puppet, I just wonder who's pulling the strings and making him say these stupid things, you know, but, but Hey, it could really be that whoever is pulling the strings.

3 (30m 58s):
Yes. And yeah, it's probably the usual suspects.

2 (31m 0s):
Yeah. The main, maybe they're not, not as smooth as they were during the Obama administration when people were more gullible and they, they had a better puppet at that time. So we're running out of time, you know, Jim, is there anything you want to say about the initial audit results from Arizona? I mean,

4 (31m 22s):
It, it's, there's an inexorable trend that we're all seeing where I'm the legitimacy of what is happening in America, OPA county and Arizona is just continuing to gain strength. And there seems to be no slowing of that. So that's very heartening, although things can happen quickly and either direction. But the fact that you can, you can taste the panic on the part of, you know, the current administration and even weird things are happening.

4 (32m 3s):
Like there's interviews and stories being done on people who have worked for Kamala Harris in her previous roles is as attorney general, state attorney general and da in and so on and so forth. So there's a lot of, of taking out of the foundations underneath these people. Again, that's the strategy and that is being done on purpose. So the timing here is interesting, and it, to me underscores the power of these audits.

4 (32m 44s):
And it was clear from the get-go that the moment they started doing these audits and Ernest Mann, the blow back just where two 11. And so we all knew, okay, this is going to be interesting. This is going to be a fight because they're clearly demonstrating that they see these audits as an existential threat, a big existential threat. And whenever people have an existential threat hanging over them, you know, they go, they go ballistic. So I think, keep, keep your eyes on this one thing and you won't be disappointed.

4 (33m 24s):
It's going to happen. It's gonna probably happen Big. And, and of course the reactions in the, the attempts to stop it are going to be even bigger. So I, I would say it looks to me like the end game. I may be a bit ahead of myself on that, but that is the power that this process has on the minds of the American people. And after all that is the primary battleground.

2 (33m 55s):
Yes. Yeah. I do think that this, the, the audits and not just in Arizona, but possibly the ones that are being attempted in Pennsylvania, that this is the end game, you know, once, once those audits that can overturn the election happened and we have, you know, forensic proof, which is evidence that can be presented in a court of law, then these courts are going to have to make a decision. Whether that decision is to make a decision or refuse to make a decision, either way, it forces the American people to look straight at the problem. And they're going to make, like you said, their own decision and they're mind. And that's, that is the most important thing.

2 (34m 36s):
And if the American people believe that not only did you know, the state secretaries of states and governors and, and the vice-president and all these people commit treason, but also the Supreme court is refusing to, to rule on it. Well, then there's a, there's a, a very, very ripe situation for perhaps military intervention or something, because I don't know what the American people think they can do. If the Supreme court's not going to handle this, you know? So, so, so yeah, this is the end game. It's is this election is what's all about. And I think, I think it's going to get overturned.

2 (35m 16s):
I think we're going to have a revolt, and I think Donald, Trump's going to win again with a new, new vice president, but I could be wrong on that. There, there could be all kinds of, you know, surprises in the last, the last, you know, quarter of the game. But so we'll just keep an eye on this. It's amazing. The results are already proving that the disparity with the mail in ballots and the, and the voter rolls and all of these things, they're already enough, you know, to, to overturn the election. So, so even though this is just like a little sneak peek, this is just a little preliminary thing, a lot more is going to come out, but it proves that someone access those, those machines.

2 (35m 57s):
So, you know, th there's just so many, so much proof of the fraud now. And, and we can say that now before it was like, well, we're waiting on the proof of the fraud. It's like, no, it's here now. And now all of the alternative media and the conservative media can put that out there. And the public consciousness as facts, they're the forensic facts that we'll be presented as evidence and the court of law and so forth. So, yeah. Thank you guys for, for joining me today. Thanks Paul, for telling us what's going on in your home country. And we're going to keep our eye on Cuba as things unfold there and keep our eye on Arizona and Pennsylvania. And we'll give you guys an update next Friday, 6:00 PM, Eastern on AmericanMediaPeriscope dot net.

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