The Great Trek, Boers, and the prophecies that helped them
Summary
In this episode, host Jeremy Rosh interviews Simon Rosh of St. Londers to discuss the historical significance of Boer prophet Sina van Rensburg. They explore the distinction between Boers and Afrikaners, the Great Trek, and the impact of British colonialism, including the scorched earth policy. The conversation highlights Sina’s over 700 prophecies, many of which have allegedly come true, and their relevance to modern geopolitical and financial crises.
Topics discussed
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Casual chat: haircuts, weather, and global warming
Introduction to Sina van Rensburg and Operation Necessity
Historical origins: Boers vs. Afrikaners and the Great Trek
Cultural shifts and the Battle of Blood River celebrations
Sina van Rensburg's prophecies and the Boer Wars
Financial prophecies and the HMS Dreadnought submarine incident
Scorched earth policy and Lord Kitchener's actions
More prophecies: General Botha's death and archive fire
The three great siftings of the Afrikaner nation
Critique of COVID experts and media narratives
Ownership of South African mines and Anglo-American
Stephen Mitford Goodson's theories on ritual sacrifice
Future crises: agriculture, oil, and pole shift predictions
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