One Man Army: Rhodesia’s James Bond Brings White Terror to a Black Nation

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Published on Jun 29, 2025
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Can White men be good terrorists and assassins? This is a story of secrecy and how Whites engaged in terrorism and assassination in a Black nation. This bizarre and crazy story will show you how Africa really works.

This is the story about Alan Brice aka Taffy, Hugh Hind aka Chuck and Ian Sutherland. They were a small secret CIO (Central Intelligence Organisation) unit that operated in Zambia during the Rhodesian Bush War.

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