JUST like the famous speech of America’s former president Franklin D Rooseveldt to his nation during turbulent World War II, when it was attacked by murderous Japanese forces at Pearl Harbour on Sunday, December 9, 1941, when he coined those famous words “this day will live forth in infamy”, our country has had its fair share of days of infamy.
Since the day Christ was crucified at the age of 33 is regarded as a “good” day and we even know it was a Friday, can we then regard April 6, 1652, the day the first white colonists came here to start a permanent “refreshment station”, as a “good” day?
Of course not, because our country is the most divided on this planet.
Not even half, or for that matter…