Today's fire was quite symbolic. The fire started near the Rho | South Africa Reports

Today's fire was quite symbolic. The fire started near the Rhodes Memorial, built for the late Cecil John Rhodes, and spread towards the University of Cape Town (UCT).

At the bottom of the Jameson stairway leading to the entrance of the university you could find a statue of Cecil Rhodes overlooking the city. This was the case until 2015, when blacks were swept up and mass riots erupted with attempts to decolonise the university, leading to the removal of the Rhodes statue - read more about it here.

The fire ended up spreading to the main UCT Library, the Jagger Library, and the Special Collections Library. These buildings contained priceless pieces of history that could be lost forever, however, these buildings also contained massive amounts of jewish, anti-apartheid, communist, decolonisation, and other anti-White material and collections. UCT has been a rotting corpse for a very long time and deserves the destruction that it has invited. Moscow on the hill has met its match.

UCT tried to burn Cecil John Rhodes, now Cecil John Rhodes is burning UCT.

I won't be surprised if these grand historic buildings on campus will be replaced with glass and concrete neostalinist lifeless monstrosities (or even mud huts).