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At an event, a university student asked Thabo Mbeki a low IQ question about thousands of “undocumented migrants” in South Africa. Mbeki, being the smart guy he is retorted: if they are undocumented then how did you count them? A lot of low IQ South Africans run on this... show more

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THIS IS A WAR. They are not "undocumented migrants." They are armed military aged males. They are not here seeking asylum; They are here to conquer Kwazulu and the rest of South Africa🇿🇦

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