I was wondering about Trump's South Africa genocide claim, too. Forgive the pun, but is it such a black-and-white issue as Trump claims?
I read a bunch articles on S.A., on SOTT and elsewhere, and I have no idea what the situation is. Some info states that it's not a matter of race. S.A. has a very high murder rate, and apparently the number of murder victims is up to 80% blacks - mainly because murder is so common there, and the majority of the population is black, so it would make sense that black victims number higher than whites based on population size.
That said, some pathologicals, or spellbound character-disturbed black youth who experience an unfair system of economic apartheid (instituted after race-based apartheid fell) could easily be swayed into racist murders against whites. So it's complex.
According to the Geneva Convention definition of genocide, even just removing white farmers from their land might be enough to qualify as genocide (article C, 'Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole
or in part'). Whether the murder of white farmers, in the context of a lot of murders across both black and white populations, counts as genocide, I'm not so sure.
There IS a worldwide globalist agenda that's intended to target Kantekkian descendants due to their super-duper power centres or whatever. So the globalists spread hatred of whites, or indoctrinate whites to hate themselves. There's great replacement theories and the Kalergi plan, etc.
In South Africa specifically, there is the recent land expropriation law, the DEI policies, and also murders of white farmers. So it seems to be that there is a case for white genocide. Looks pretty straight forward and right out of the globalist playbook. And of course it's all wrapped up in a nice, progressive narrative of trying to redress the history of the racist system of apartheid - psychopaths stirring up the masses to correct a perceived wrong, and then use that energy of the mob to justify acts of increasing violence. Looks like Marxism with South African characteristics. Anyways, the PTB has created a big mess in S.A.
But was Trump right to address this situation to Ramaphosa in the way he did?
There's a diversity of political parties in South Africa, and instigators like Malema giving the 'new racist American right' plenty to froth about. But the American public may have trouble seeing that not every black S.A. politician agrees with Malema's mindset, and would not stoop to singing 'kill the Boer'- just like every white politician in America didn't agree with Biden's mindset. Some articles suggest that EFF's radical turn will collapse the party because people are turned off by the violent rhetoric.
What is behind the exodus of Economic Freedom Fighters members to ex-President Jacob Zuma's party?
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It's has also been suggested that Malema and the EFF is an MI-6 project. This could just be mud-slinging, but maybe it's true. No way to confirm, as far as I could find.
‘He always created magic out of the script’: A look at Don Mlangeni Nawa’s memorable TV roles | The Citizen further reminded Malema that similar accusations had been made against the EFF after Malema went to London a few years ago.
“Honourable Malema, you visited London a few years ago and said that [Nelson] Mandela was a sellout. And then there were reports, and those reports kept coming, and I was not even intending to raise it here, but I do so because we do need to deal with this issue because it is cancerous.”
He mentioned Britain’s foreign secret intelligence service, MI6, which is famous for being the group the fictional James Bond character works for.
“The report that came out was that the EFF was an MI6 project. I rejected that because I knew we were dealing with people of good character, that you would never go to that extent, and they keep coming with the position that one holds now. In the end you need to deal with the character of the person. I have rejected those types of statements, Malema, because I look at you and your character and your commitment to the people of this country.”
He urged MPs to refrain from making such accusations in future because they could lead to the deaths of the comrades.
“Beware of the wedge-driver. Watch his poisonous snake. I can testify I’ve never ever been a spy, I’ve never worked with the enemy. All I’ve ever done in my life is my commitment to the people of our country. That’s all,” he said.
The British spying rumour has now again been used by some of the EFF’s detractors, which evidently led EFF chairperson Dali Mpofu to respond on Sunday that the EFF’s proposed inquiry into whether “#RamaphosaSoldOut” could also cover whether there was any truth to the MI6 allegation too.
He said that if either could be proven to be true, it should lead to the end of either accused’s political life. The EFF would shut up shop and/or Ramaphosa would step down.
If it is true, then this is all normal Western divide-and-conquer tactics - create a violent domestic political movement in order to increase internal tension, just like BLM was created in America. When considering that S.A. is one of the founding members of BRICS+, Trump, has every reason to pressure it in the same way the West has done with all the false claims of Uyghur genocide in China. Basically, if there actually is a genocide of whites, it may be totally funded and organized by the globalists in the West. They create a bogeyman, then chastise other nations about their domestic problems. If any of this is true, Trump would be better off bringing this issue up with the US State Department, Pentagon and CIA, not President Ramaphosa.
Anyways, it's all sort of beyond my ability to understand.
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