If people still like these songs, then at least idea of Rhodesia is still alive. And we willl carry it further, until the moment when idea can be actualized again.
@@theleader4620 I will form an organization to restore Rhodesia if my current plans don’t come to fruition I’m being dead serious too watching the people there suffer is horrible I wanna help them out
White people built an incredible civilization ❤ with a stable currency a thriving economy, plenty of industry and agriculture, airports schools, hospitals, universities, railroads, and streets, clean running water, electricity with air conditioning, fully stocked, grocery store shelves plenty of petrol at all the stations no trash on the street, no graffiti on the buildings and then everything crumbled. I wonder what happened.
Thank you Mister Edmond for uploading these wonderful songs! I may be too young to have ever seen Rhodesia, but I still love the music and history of Rhodesia. Sit Nomine Digna!
I still fly the green and white in Australia. Proudly wear it on a lapel pin and also hat badges and bumper stickers. Green and white until the day I die. Rhodesian lives on in my memories.
I don't remember this song, but I remember many other of his songs. I am a Brit and the Rhodesian flag is the only one I have taken any personal risks for- and then not too many!
I'm really glad for these forewords, they give such wonderful little insights into the history of the songs. I was especially glad for the explanation of the different flags, it is quite troublesome to track down details on them sans the first and the last.
Downloaded these on spotify. Hope your well and still belting theses great tunes out. hello from some one in England who was only 10 when the war cane to and end.
my dad did exactly this !!!! wrote me a letter. he was lucky enough to come home. i lost him this week x RND !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If people still like these songs, then at least idea of Rhodesia is still alive. And we willl carry it further, until the moment when idea can be actualized again.
Yes, one day we will restore Rhodesia
@@theleader4620 I will form an organization to restore Rhodesia if my current plans don’t come to fruition I’m being dead serious too watching the people there suffer is horrible I wanna help them out
@@Summercamp1slandI Agree, the new Rhodesia that will restaure is democratic
@@Summercamp1slandWhat people are suffering?
@@apexiana4570 the whites and Africans in “Zimbabwe” are suffering trust it’s not a nice place to live
White people built an incredible civilization ❤
with a stable currency a thriving economy, plenty of industry and agriculture, airports schools, hospitals, universities, railroads, and streets, clean running water, electricity with air conditioning, fully stocked, grocery store shelves plenty of petrol at all the stations no trash on the street, no graffiti on the buildings and then everything crumbled.
I wonder what happened.
I remember this song being played on radio when I was at boarding school in Bulawayo Rhodesia in the 1970s. It was sung by a young girl.
Thanks for sharing your story.
Thank you Mister Edmond for uploading these wonderful songs! I may be too young to have ever seen Rhodesia, but I still love the music and history of Rhodesia. Sit Nomine Digna!
I remember when they where talking abaut the wars in Africa on the news when i was a kid.
And the adults was talking abaut the danger of comunism.
I grew up in Rhodesia. Wonderful place, for black and white, despite what you might have heard.
I still fly the green and white in Australia. Proudly wear it on a lapel pin and also hat badges and bumper stickers. Green and white until the day I die. Rhodesian lives on in my memories.
I'm in Sydney,i have a rac Rhodesia badge on my Vespa
We are still here, but not many Rhodesians left, time takes its Toll
Спасибо!
beautiful !
Thank you Laszlo for watching and listening!
Another one of my favourites! Its an inspiration!
Beautiful song beautiful Rhodesia
Could you please provide the lyrics I want to release on other platforms back to the famous original song
@ed mofei Although it's a little bit racism before 1979, it's still better than Mugabe's regime.
I don't remember this song, but I remember many other of his songs. I am a Brit and the Rhodesian flag is the only one I have taken any personal risks for- and then not too many!
I'm really glad for these forewords, they give such wonderful little insights into the history of the songs. I was especially glad for the explanation of the different flags, it is quite troublesome to track down details on them sans the first and the last.
I agree! The forwards are wonderful! I love these glimpses into your thoughts or impressions of your songs.
I love rhodesian brushstroke
Downloaded these on spotify. Hope your well and still belting theses great tunes out. hello from some one in England who was only 10 when the war cane to
and end.
I was -22 and I love these songs. I'm not English, Rhodesian not Afrikaner. But I'm Dutch.
@@dutchskyrimgamer.youtube2748I'm 19 in the US, but the songs of Rhodesia still rings true to many of us no matter where you are! 💚🤍💚
Love your hat.
amazing song.
Groot ek se
Key change! 2:17
The more I learn about Rhodes, the less I like about that Chap.
what chap
@@conchoid5749idk what he's on about, John Edmond is a pretty good dude even though Rhodesia and Zimbabwe are both pretty terrible places
@@conchoid5749Cecil Rhodes, Rhodesia's namesake
Admiration is the furthest thing from understanding, the more you find out about most public figures the less you will like them.
Nah, just for the white