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🚨 Attempted Farm Attack – Rustenburg 🚨 South Africa’s rural communities are under siege once again. Last night, five armed intruders — carrying pangas — stormed a farm near Rustenburg in a brazen attempted attack. By sheer luck, no lives were lost, but the terror and trauma inflicted on... show more
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![United States & South Africa In a long chat, BRENT BOZELL III, the U.S. Ambassador to South Africa berated South Africa for a number of things, including being friends with Iran and paying condolences to Iran after Ayatollah Khamenei was murdered. I dont like what your ANC and Govt did last week. They cant just insult my president, Donald Trump, for attacking Iran. Brent said: I don’t like what SA did in sending condolences to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. They shouldn't do that.That man was a terrorist. [The ANC] …. They must stay away from enemies of USA. Interviewer Alec Hogg chipped in: Western Cape is not like South Africa. We are different here. The ANC faction of the GNU is problematic to us businesses of WC. Advice us, Mr Ambassador, what must we do!? Brent Bozell :They must stop singing Dubul'ibhunu! It's a hateful speech. We dont want BBBEE. They must do away with it. I dont like some things here. But I will observe first before I come hard on your government. Watch interview below. In Response, ANC SG Fikile Mbalula said: “We must make it clear to all whom we welcome in our beautiful country including the new US ambassador, that South Africa’s international relations policy will not be dictated to by anyone else but South Africans and their government. Threats of investors pulling out such as Amazon, Google, VISA and Microsoft are unfounded. These companies came to the G20 even though the Trump administration didn’t show up. US companies are confident in the South African economy as seen by Walmart recently entering the South African market. South Africa is open for business and is a safe destination for global companies to do business. We reiterate that South Africa believes in a multipolar world which respects international law and international institutions that support a system of multilateralism.”](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2031663338866852016/amplify_video_thumb/2031662995038941184/img/ewfFG2hIqaMJMUTM.jpg)
![.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](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1926616730161279038/amplify_video_thumb/1926609559679873025/img/XtbqI6E4Qg0VhXlB.jpg)
