IOW, I have to wonder if she was/is backed by somebody to stoke up the tension?
On the other hand, like I said, if that's what's happening in S. Africa, then it's a damn fine video.
Regardless of her background, I think there's a danger with this whole S. Africa thing: white people starting to play identity politics. As far as I can see, there is no doubt that what's going on there is a racist, black government at least abandoning the white population or maybe even actively driving them out. Pathological cruelty in the name of "historical justice". And it seems right to critizise such pathology and bigotery. But if people all over the world turn this into kind of a race war instead, things can get dangerous fast!
I mean, it's one thing for a white guy in Germany or the USA to say "look, I don't want to abandon my heritage and the culture of my grandparents in favor of some ideological multiculturalism, and letting in tons of refugees from ISIS-held territorities without any background check doesn't seem so smart", but it's quite another thing to create some "international white movement" to "fight against white genocide". But this might be the reaction by some to this politically correct nonsense that among so many other things keeps us from looking at South Africa in a nuanced way and call out the excesses of a radical and cruel government.