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Quite correct about the Masons.

They infiltrated South Africa in 1820 when the bulk of them entered South Africa under the Guise of being British people looking for new opportunities and a new life. I know my ancestors were from British decent. They arrived here in before 1893 as my mother was adopted by a member the Hepburn family who was born in Knysna in the cape Colony in 1893. My Gran arrived here in 1911

The British did invade South Africa and fought the Dutch who arrived here in 1652. The Portuguese were here before that in 1488.

The occupation became permanent after British forces defeated the Dutch at the Battle of Blaauwberg in 1806 The The first Freemason lodge was formed in Cape Town in 1772. The building was inaugurated as the first masonic temple in South Africa in 1803 and the Parliament was built on freemason property.

It was the British that started the racial segregation in South Africa and not the Afrikaners and many are not aware of that.

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