> >in 1951, he wrote an article about south africa for the saskatchewan newspaper, the regina leader-post, defending apartheid and writing of black south africans: the natives are very primitive and must not be taken seriously... some are quite clever in a routine job, but the best of them cannot assume responsibility and will abuse authority. the present government of south africa knows how to handle the native question.[3][20] > >in later life, he self-published two books alleging international conspiracies: the international conspiracy to establish a world dictatorship and the menace to south africa (1960) and "the international conspiracy in health", which cast suspicion on fluoridation, vaccinations, and health insurance what a chud
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