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Thursday, 27 December 2012

Vic Mackenzie Artwork: What is a Rhodesian?

Artwork from the pen of Vic Mackenzie which ORAFs would like to share with you all.


Thanks to Bill Gregory for forwarding this cartoon to ORAFs and special thanks to Vic for his permission to share it with you all.

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5 comments:

  1. Rhodesia Remembered28 December 2012 at 07:37

    Nick Baalbergen (Intaf)Writes:-

    Ain't that the truth!!

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  2. Cyclotron-J3 January 2013 at 09:02

    So what went wrong? Maybe it was that we supported the wrong leader? Maybe if instead of Smith we had had someone else, this could have become something that lasted more than 90 years. Why was there no Sir Seretse Khama in Rhodesia?

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  3. Unknown5 October 2015 at 09:41

    Oh my word!! You have SO nailed us so accurately. We also didn't ostracize the eccentrics but nurtured them, even put them on TV, celebrated our same-uniqueness, and just loved our dogs. Heinz 57 says it all. We won the war, lost the politics, have been flung to every corner of the earth, taken root and flourished. It can be like that again.

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  4. Unknown5 October 2015 at 09:42

    Oh my word!! You have SO nailed us so accurately. We also didn't ostracize the eccentrics but nurtured them, even put them on TV, celebrated our same-uniqueness, and just loved our dogs. Heinz 57 says it all. We won the war, lost the politics, have been flung to every corner of the earth, taken root and flourished. It can be like that again.

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  5. Unknown7 January 2020 at 15:13

    TAKES ME BACK TO THE YEARS WE GREW UP AS TRUE RHODESIANS. ENJOYED LIFE TO THE FULLEST AND MADE LIFE NICE AND EASY. JUST A PITY WE HAD TO LEAVE OUR COUNTRY AND MOVE TO ALL CORNERS OF THE WORLD

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