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American Institute says: “US Should Support Self-Determination for Afrikaners”! Orania reaction. A US research group has issued a policy proposal calling on the US government to support Afrikaner self-determination. In this paper, they consider the refugee program a positive contribution, but consider it incomplete if an area for Afrikaners...

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UPDATE FROM ORANIA, South Africa. Carel Niehaus and ANC minister attack Orania and Article 235. “Most racism is committed by white people” – minister We have received statements from Carl Niehaus and an ANC minister that are both shocking and arrogant. This forms part of a parliamentary-level discussion where EFF member Carel Niehaus posed questions to the ANC Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development (Mmamoloko Kubayi). In his questions and in her answers, there is a direct attempt to deny the right of Afrikaners (and Orania) to exist. Their statements stand in direct opposition to the Constitution. Niehaus claims that Orania’s very existence is “wrong,” and the minister makes the outrageous remark that Article 235 (the right to self-determination) “cannot really be valid because Afrikaners have a history of racism.” She also makes the absurd statement that “Afrikaners are doing so well in South Africa, and that they face no threats,” and therefore, she supposedly believes that “self-determination rights are unnecessary.” The minister even claims that “most racism is committed by white people”! Niehaus goes so far as to say that place names and street names from Afrikaner history are “racist,” and asks whether the minister would ever consider prison sentences as a response to things such as the existence of Orania and similar communities! We must protect our community, our history, and our right to self-determination! Niehaus and the ANC will not intimidate us in this way. Stand with us! Sign our petition and become a member of the Orania Movement:

Joost Strydom

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UPDATE FROM ORANIA, SOUTH-AFRICA. The ANC government in South-Africa is doubling down on land expropriation. A shocking new bill was just announced; land expropriation based on majority demographics. That means; land ownership must reflect the demographics of South-Africa. The Department of Land Reform and Rural Development announced today to the relevant parliamentary portfolio committee that the so-called "Equitable Access to Land" Bill will be introduced this year, the idea is to rush it through before the end of Neither the department nor the portfolio committee is making a secret of the fact that this bill specifically targets land ownership by white Afrikaners. They regard it as part of the freedom struggle that was left unfinished in 1994. This is another way of saying that they have decided to unilaterally suspend that settlement in yet another way. Dr Wynand Boshoff, Member of Parlement for the Freedom Front Plus, sent out a press release after the announcement of the committee. Negotiations in the 90’s between the previous government and the ANC were based on two basic foundational agreements. Afrikaners can keep land that were their property, and Afrikaners can have their own educational institutions and schools. In the past few months both these agreements fell victim to the ANC’s dishonesty. If some Afrikaners want to leave SA, I completely understand and, though saddened, wish them well. Orania however is suggesting a new dispensation. Territory for Afrikaners should be recognised. Without a dispensational change, the ANC will continue to vilify Afrikaners in order to cover up their own failures and satisfy their voter base. Recognizing a territory for Afrikaners will be stabilising for the region, in the interest of peace, and a nett positive for everyone. What we ask, we also extend to others that can maintain the same. Be solution driven. Be like Orania

Joost Strydom

193,039 views • 1 year ago