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Hunter Biden is in South Africa. President Donald J. Trump responds: “South Africa, you know, is on a watch list … because what they are doing to people is brutal.” I agree. Threatening the continued cultural existence of Afrikaans communities by attempting to destroy Afrikaans schools with The Presidency 🇿🇦 Ramaphosa’s signing of the BELA Act is brutal indeed. We will not take this attack on our existence lying down.

Hunter Biden is in South Africa. President Donald J. Trump responds: “South Africa, you know, is on a watch list … because what they are doing to people is brutal.” I agree. Threatening the continued cultural existence of Afrikaans communities by attempting to destroy Afrikaans schools with The Presidency 🇿🇦 Ramaphosa’s signing of the BELA Act is brutal indeed. We will not take this attack on our existence lying down.

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Here Mr. Mcebisi Jonas, South Africa’s new Special Envoy to the United States of America, insults President Donald J. Trump. Given these remarks, do you think Jonas will be able to mend the shaky relationship between South Africa and the Trump administration?

Here Mr. Mcebisi Jonas, South Africa’s new Special Envoy to the United States of America, insults President Donald J. Trump. Given these remarks, do you think Jonas will be able to mend the shaky relationship between South Africa and the Trump administration?

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I can confirm that influential people abroad have taken note that the hate chant calling for the killing of Afrikaners and farmers, “Kill the Boer,” was sung again yesterday in South Africa. It is also evident to them that The Presidency 🇿🇦 Ramaphosa and other senior ANC leaders have not—and have never—condemned the chant in any way. In fact, the ANC defends it.

I can confirm that influential people abroad have taken note that the hate chant calling for the killing of Afrikaners and farmers, “Kill the Boer,” was sung again yesterday in South Africa. It is also evident to them that The Presidency 🇿🇦 Ramaphosa and other senior ANC leaders have not—and have never—condemned the chant in any way. In fact, the ANC defends it.

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If Panyaza Lesufi and a bunch of corrupt ANC leaders who have mismanaged the country don’t like AfriForum, I take it as a huge compliment. AfriForum will continue to fight against corruption and mismanagement, and press ahead full steam toward building a better future for the country and all its people.

If Panyaza Lesufi and a bunch of corrupt ANC leaders who have mismanaged the country don’t like AfriForum, I take it as a huge compliment. AfriForum will continue to fight against corruption and mismanagement, and press ahead full steam toward building a better future for the country and all its people.

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Convicted felon Julius Sello Malema unknowingly compliments AfriForum. If AfriForum is blamed by the Economic Freedom Fighters for ensuring equality before the law by insisting that politicians should also be prosecuted if they transgress the law and place people’s lives in danger with the reckless use of a firearm, then we regard it as a compliment. Nobody is above the law.

Convicted felon Julius Sello Malema unknowingly compliments AfriForum. If AfriForum is blamed by the Economic Freedom Fighters for ensuring equality before the law by insisting that politicians should also be prosecuted if they transgress the law and place people’s lives in danger with the reckless use of a firearm, then we regard it as a compliment. Nobody is above the law.

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Ebrahim Rasool kicked out of the US: Minister: International Relations and Cooperation, South Africa’s Minister of International Relations, has been outspoken in his support for expropriation without compensation. This is also the official ANC policy, as announced by The Presidency 🇿🇦 Ramaphosa. Considering this, do you think Lamola and Ramaphosa would succeed in convincing the US that South Africa respects property rights and that Ebrahim Rasool should continue as ambassador?

Ebrahim Rasool kicked out of the US: Minister: International Relations and Cooperation, South Africa’s Minister of International Relations, has been outspoken in his support for expropriation without compensation. This is also the official ANC policy, as announced by The Presidency 🇿🇦 Ramaphosa. Considering this, do you think Lamola and Ramaphosa would succeed in convincing the US that South Africa respects property rights and that Ebrahim Rasool should continue as ambassador?

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Discrimination Against Afrikaners in South Africa: The Presidency 🇿🇦 Ramaphosa and senior #ANC leaders continue to refuse to condemn hatred against #Afrikaners, as seen in this video and slogans such as “Kill the Boer, kill the farmer.” Instead, the ANC has even rewarded the person who said he “wants Afrikaner blood,” Obakeng Ramabodu, by promoting him to a senior position through a coalition with him and his party, the EFF, in the Tshwane metro council. Even worse, President Ramaphosa openly spread misinformation in the U.S. by falsely claiming that there are no farm murders in South Africa. Instead of taking a stand against slogans like these, the oppressive BELA Bill (which targets Afrikaans schools and threatens the survival of Afrikaans cultural communities), and discriminatory racial legislation, the leftist establishment in South Africa and beyond seeks to cover up its complicity by shifting the blame onto others. This is why there is a coordinated effort to falsely accuse President Donald J. Trump, Elon Musk , AfriForum, and Solidariteit —while the real cause of the crisis is Ramaphosa and his government’s reckless actions and policies. For the sake of everyone in the country, urgent solutions must be found to address the discrimination against Afrikaners, the disregard for property rights through the Expropriation Act, and the South African government’s anti-Western foreign policy. Joel Pollak

Discrimination Against Afrikaners in South Africa: The Presidency 🇿🇦 Ramaphosa and senior #ANC leaders continue to refuse to condemn hatred against #Afrikaners, as seen in this video and slogans such as “Kill the Boer, kill the farmer.” Instead, the ANC has even rewarded the person who said he “wants Afrikaner blood,” Obakeng Ramabodu, by promoting him to a senior position through a coalition with him and his party, the EFF, in the Tshwane metro council. Even worse, President Ramaphosa openly spread misinformation in the U.S. by falsely claiming that there are no farm murders in South Africa. Instead of taking a stand against slogans like these, the oppressive BELA Bill (which targets Afrikaans schools and threatens the survival of Afrikaans cultural communities), and discriminatory racial legislation, the leftist establishment in South Africa and beyond seeks to cover up its complicity by shifting the blame onto others. This is why there is a coordinated effort to falsely accuse President Donald J. Trump, Elon Musk , AfriForum, and Solidariteit —while the real cause of the crisis is Ramaphosa and his government’s reckless actions and policies. For the sake of everyone in the country, urgent solutions must be found to address the discrimination against Afrikaners, the disregard for property rights through the Expropriation Act, and the South African government’s anti-Western foreign policy. Joel Pollak

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Here, South Africa’s Deputy President Paul Mashatile again emphasises that his party still supports expropriation without compensation and has not deviated from this stance. Yet there are still a few of the ANC-led government’s lapdogs, such as Adriaan Basson from News24 🇿🇦, who falsely accuse AfriForum of spreading “misinformation” when we expose the ANC’s disregard for property rights. The Expropriation Act, which allows for expropriation without compensation, was signed into law under the current ANC-led government.

Here, South Africa’s Deputy President Paul Mashatile again emphasises that his party still supports expropriation without compensation and has not deviated from this stance. Yet there are still a few of the ANC-led government’s lapdogs, such as Adriaan Basson from News24 🇿🇦, who falsely accuse AfriForum of spreading “misinformation” when we expose the ANC’s disregard for property rights. The Expropriation Act, which allows for expropriation without compensation, was signed into law under the current ANC-led government.

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Racism against minorities: It is alarming that the growing racism against minorities under the ANC-led government is now also taking root in the Stellenbosch Municipality. The municipality’s human resources manager stated, among other things: “The white person is part of the problem,” and suggested that life should be made difficult for white employees until they resign, so that they can be replaced by the municipality’s preferred candidates. AfriForum will take the matter further. Read here:

Racism against minorities: It is alarming that the growing racism against minorities under the ANC-led government is now also taking root in the Stellenbosch Municipality. The municipality’s human resources manager stated, among other things: “The white person is part of the problem,” and suggested that life should be made difficult for white employees until they resign, so that they can be replaced by the municipality’s preferred candidates. AfriForum will take the matter further. Read here:

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During The Presidency 🇿🇦 Ramaphosa’s meeting with President Donald J. Trump at the White House, he falsely attempted to downplay both his and the ANC’s affinity for those who use the “Kill the Boer” chant. This slogan calls for ethnic-based violence against Afrikaners and farmers. In this video, President Ramaphosa stated that he would love to have Julius Malema back in the ANC, claiming that Malema is “still ANC at heart.” This sentiment was echoed by other ANC leaders, including former Deputy President David Mabuza, who also urged Malema to “come back home” to the party. The ANC-led government’s attempts to dismiss legitimate concerns about serious human rights abuses in South Africa as mere “misinformation” will not succeed. Videos like this one, the ANC’s legal defense of the “Kill the Boer” chant in court, President Ramaphosa’s refusal to condemn it unequivocally, and the South African courts’ decision to legalise the chant, are all publicly accessible for the world, and for figures such as President Trump, Secretary Marco Rubio and Elon Musk to witness and judge for themselves.

During The Presidency 🇿🇦 Ramaphosa’s meeting with President Donald J. Trump at the White House, he falsely attempted to downplay both his and the ANC’s affinity for those who use the “Kill the Boer” chant. This slogan calls for ethnic-based violence against Afrikaners and farmers. In this video, President Ramaphosa stated that he would love to have Julius Malema back in the ANC, claiming that Malema is “still ANC at heart.” This sentiment was echoed by other ANC leaders, including former Deputy President David Mabuza, who also urged Malema to “come back home” to the party. The ANC-led government’s attempts to dismiss legitimate concerns about serious human rights abuses in South Africa as mere “misinformation” will not succeed. Videos like this one, the ANC’s legal defense of the “Kill the Boer” chant in court, President Ramaphosa’s refusal to condemn it unequivocally, and the South African courts’ decision to legalise the chant, are all publicly accessible for the world, and for figures such as President Trump, Secretary Marco Rubio and Elon Musk to witness and judge for themselves.

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USA boycotts G20 AfriForum warned the ANC in advance that South Africa’s relationship with the USA cannot be repaired by falsely dismissing American concerns as the result of “misinformation.” The reckless strategy of the ANC-led government has now failed, and the country is reaping the bitter fruits thereof. It is in the country’s best interest to restore relations with the USA. AfriForum proposes that this be done by finding solutions to, among other things, the farm murder crisis and the lack of respect for property rights — issues that have once again been highlighted by President Donald J. Trump. AfriForum proposes the following: Farm murders •The Presidency 🇿🇦 Cyril Ramaphosa 🇿🇦 must unconditionally condemn the “kill the Boer” chant, which calls for ethnic violence against Afrikaners. •Acknowledgement must be given that farm murders are often accompanied by excessive torture and violence. •Farm murders must be declared a priority crime, as is already the case with many other crimes — even rhino poaching is a priority crime. •The government must ensure that the police cooperate with farm and neighborhood watch groups that operate within the framework of the law. Expropriation Act •The government must commit itself to protecting property rights. •Section 12(3) of the Expropriation Act, which makes expropriation without compensation possible, must be repealed. •Section 19(2) of the Expropriation Act, which allows expropriation to take place before the courts have given a final ruling, must be amended.

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.The Presidency 🇿🇦 Cyril Ramaphosa 🇿🇦 and his ANC-led South African Government's failure to condemn, prevent, and punish genocidal incitement (such as the chant “Kill the Boer, kill the farmer”) constitutes, in itself, a grave violation of the Genocide Convention. Before the leftist media and farm murder denialists rush to condemn me for this statement, please note that I am merely applying the South African government’s own argument, used during its case against Israel at the ICJ, back onto them. This video shows how South Africa’s legal representative in the ICJ case, Advocate Tembeka Ngcukaitobi, argued as follows: “The intentional failure of the Government of Israel to condemn, prevent, and punish such genocidal incitement constitutes in itself a grave violation of the Genocide Convention. We should recall, Madam President, that in Article 1 of the Convention, Israel confirmed that genocide, whether committed in time of peace or in time of war, is a crime under international law, and it undertook to prevent and to punish it as such. This failure to prevent, condemn, and punish such speech by the government has served to normalize genocidal rhetoric and [posed] extreme danger for Palestinians within Israeli society.” AfriForum and I hope the farm murder denialists and leftist media now recognise that the ANC-led government and President Ramaphosa are themselves contravening the Genocide Convention by failing to condemn or act against the genocidal chant “Kill the Boer.” If not, they should reject South Africa’s own evidence at the ICJ. They cannot have it both ways. By the way, Advocate Ngcukaitobi is the same lawyer who defended Julius Malema’s right to use genocidal chant ‘Kill the Boer’ in South Africa. Donald J. Trump Secretary Marco Rubio Elon Musk AfriForum

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