Video: South African White Supremacist gets mad and threatens news anchor on TV

Posted by Greg L on April 9, 2010 · 2 Comments

There’s continuing fallout in South Africa over the recent killing of a white supremacist over a wage dispute. Racial tensions are open and raw and spilled over into a recent television interview.

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