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THE original South African Shit Show. Politicians? Fuckem all. The long, the short & the obese KFC munching incomptent gluttonous, greedy fat, lyin' bastards.
Souf Effrika
Joined April 2022
@elonmusk @CyrilRamaphosa Thank you Elon Musk. For this single post I decided to subscribe. By the way, keep up the pressure on the terrorist thieves. We look forwards to DJT sanctioning the Ramaphosa terrorist and his croneys. 141 anti-white laws in RSA! Genocide/oppression in South Africa is REAL!
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@GovernmentZA You can fuckoff. I don't stand with racist thieves and terrorists. Speak for yourself.
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@LesibaMphodi @LorraineS81 You are urgently in need of lead I see. Carry on with your slurs and tropes, and you might just find it sooner than you think. Vile piece of shit.
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@WhiteLionII1 To see just how corrupt the serpent Ramaphosa is, read the Panama Papers expose here:
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My hele gevoel rondom vlugteling status in die VSA word opgesom deur Jaco Kleynhans. Mense wat dink dit is 'n "joyride", is in vir 'n wrede ontnugtering. Nie net is die status van enige vlugteling van dag tot dag onseker nie, maar enigiets kan gebeur. Dis maklik om daardie status te verloor weens gebeure buite enige mens se beheer. Politici, en ons weet hoe wisselvallig diesulkes kan wees, verander van tyd tot tyd maklik van deuntjie. Hulle hou ook nie vir ewig in so 'n pos nie. Feit bly staan, vlugteling status is geen reg nie, en dit is nog moeiliker om te bewys. Hoe dit okal sy, daar is baie van die Afrikaners wat definitief sal kwalifiseer as vlugtelinge. Ek weet van sake eienaars wat bloots gery word oor BBBEE wetgewing, en oor ander duistere redes. Daar moet duisende gevalle wees waar sulke sake eienaars in sak en as sit omdat hul besighede geruineer is deur wetgewing. Sulke mense, netsoos boere, het hulp nodig. Dus sal daar nie net gekyk kan word na boere per se nie. Dit is teen produktief. Die groot nadeel is ook dat die verlies van boere ons land in 'n enorme krisis sal dompel wat voedsel sekuriteit sal vernietig. Niemand sal wen nie. Na my mening moet daar deur die Amerikaanse regering eerder in diepte gekyk word na die tallose swart politieke stropers, kaders en gewone kriminele, wat bemagtig word deur die kleur van hul vel. Daardie mense moet baie, baie hard gstraf word. Ons weet een en almal dat ons regstelsel pateties swak en in wanorde is. Mense word aangekla, geen haan kraai daarna nie, en in baie gevalle waar onskuldige mense aangekla word is die NVG so ruggraatloos dat Nolle Prosequi sertifikate vertraag word en in sommige gevalle nie eers uitgereik word nie, nieteenstaande die gesonde bewyse dat daar geen gronde vir vervolging bestaan nie. (Ja, ek weet van sulke gevalle ook. En dit blyk dat velkleur hier ook 'n rol speel.) Ras diskriminasie teenoor blankes is onmenslik wreed. Onlangs het ons in die nuus gelees hoedat 'n wit vrou deur swart polisie konstabels aangerand is, in 'n polisiestasie waar sy haar grondwetlike reg om 'n saak te rapporteer, probeer uitvoer het. Dit is maar 'n enkele voorbeeld. Die hele stelsel is korrum en gebroke. Daardie ou gesegde dat 'n vis van die kop af vrot is nerens meer waar as in Suid Afrikaanse politiek nie. So Afrikaners sal beter doen om diep asem te haal, nie halsoorkop op te tree, onderling te begin stry (soos wat dit ALTYD die geval is nie), en te wag en kyk wat gebeur. Dit is wonderlik dat ons slegte behandeling aan die hand van swart politici en algemene swart mense in Suid Afrika in die kollig beland het. Dit is ook wonderlik dat 'n magtige president soos Donald Trump, en ook die wereld se rykste sakeman dit in die kollig geplaas het, en bereid is om iets te doen om die ondraaglike situasie te verander. Ons as Afrikaners moet die blootstelling wat die saak ons gee nie vertrap en verniel nie. Almal van ons weet dat 'n Afrikaner nou maar eenmaal nie kan saamstaan nie. Afriforum, Solidariteit en SAAI het dit die naweek verwys. Daardie optrede van SAAI, Solidariteit en Afriforum is niks anders as 'n spuug in die gesig van iemand wat ons goedgunstig is nie. Dit los 'n bitter smaak in my mond, netsoos ek glo in baie ander s'n. Wag en kyk. Heel moontlik sal die ANC en hul trawante nou in die bek geruk word, en geraak word waar dit hul die seerste maak. Ons het dit meer nodig as 'n onderlinge baklei, want hoe gouer die ANC en ander nuttelose politieke partye, kaders en die lede van sulke partye aan die sak geraak word, hoe beter vir ons. Kyk maar liewer die kat uit die boom uit.
What about refugee status? Since Saturday morning, South Africa has been buzzing about US President Donald Trump's Executive Order in which he halts financial aid to South Africa, condemns various elements of South Africa's domestic and foreign policy and then offers refugee status specifically to Afrikaners. Since Saturday, a huge number of uninformed opinions have been raised about this. So first just five points that are very important about the context and then five things about refugee status: 1. President Donald Trump's executive order breaks open years of behind-the-door whispering about the relationship between South Africa and the USA. I already saw the writing on the wall during my visit to Washington DC (about AGOA) in November 2024. There was a long lead-up to this and any good analyst will realise that geopolitical currents, the SA government’s diplomatic missteps, pressure from groups and individuals in South Africa but also internationally and ultimately Donald Trump’s ability to break taboos and do what his instincts tell him is right, led to the events of the past week. 2. I have been engaging with the Americans for two decades. The level of knowledge about South Africa among advisors, especially on the Republican side of Congress, is much better than most people expect. For the past few years I have been in discussions with several advisors every year. Last November in a conversation with someone who was already busy preparing Executive Orders for Trump, it was clear that South Africa would form part of his global realignment operation. South Africa’s case against Israel and South Africa’s close ties with Iran, China, Russia, Cuba and Venezuela were the drivers for this. 3. However, it has also been striking in the past year or two how well informed many of these advisers, many of whom now work in the White House, are about events in South Africa. In November, during a meeting where I wanted to talk about AGOA, I was asked about the Bela Act within the first minute. Genuine concern about South Africa’s increasing racial discrimination, the rollout of the left-wing socialist national democratic revolution which is really just a code word for central control, the alienation of minorities, the huge implications of state capture, corruption and a failed state and the crime problem which also includes the ongoing wave of farm attacks, have all contributed to the Trump administration’s actions against South Africa. 4. The people who drafted the Executive order, as well as other people in Donald Trump’s inner circle, his Secretary of State and Trump himself, are genuinely concerned about South Africa and genuinely concerned about the future of Afrikaners. For this, one can be grateful. A strong focus on South Africa and a genuine concern is what we have been asking for for years. 5. The solutions that I proposed to the Americans in November include a series of actions to expand trade with South Africa (such as not only renewing AGOA but expanding it to more products and thereby promoting the free market and strengthening the private sector in South Africa), helping to strengthen civil society through platforms, access to resources and space to influence policy, clear criticism and statements on issues where South Africa is on the wrong path and finally concrete support for minorities (such as Afrikaners) in terms of safety, language rights, education, culture, heritage protection, economic opportunities, etc. Refugee Status Ultimately, the drafters of the Executive Order decided to grant Afrikaners refugee status in America. Here are five important points: 1. The most important thing is to realize that the Trump administration is the first American government in decades to directly refer to Afrikaners again at the highest level and therefore view Afrikaners as a significant role player, not only in South Africa, but also in geopolitics. This is a huge breakthrough in itself. Afrikaners are now central to the global power struggle. This holds many opportunities, but even greater risks. Easy populist statements, verbal battles, ideological tirades, etc. are not going to help us here. Leadership, strategies, the means to implement strategies, wisdom and good communication are the keys to unlocking this re-entry of the Afrikaner on the global chessboard. 2. Refugee status is just one practical way in which the Trump administration can reach out to Afrikaners. Applying for refugee status offers an opportunity for some people, but for most Afrikaners it cannot be a solution due to their economic position, etc. So no one can, and no one at Solidarity (where I am head of public relations) has tried to say in the past three days that refugee status cannot be an option for anyone. But it can't be a solution for everyone. What is important is that people understand what this offer entails. The media claiming that we said NO THANK YOU is simply dishonest. That people fall for it is naive. 3. Refugee status is defined internationally on the basis of various charters, but countries largely determine their own policies on this. The Executive Order signed by President Trump refers to a plan that has yet to be drawn up according to which refugee status will be regulated. In the latest wording published this morning, it refers to “disfavored minorities”. No one can apply for refugee status until this plan has been announced and approved. So you cannot apply for refugee status yet. 4. Refugee status should not be confused with residency or even citizenship. Refugee status is granted to oppressed groups. It is mostly temporary and is strictly regulated. When you are granted refugee status in the US (as in most other Western countries), it takes place within a very strict context of residence arrangements, concessions to work, travel, etc. You are therefore placed in housing specifically for refugees. You cannot just do any job – this will be determined by the refugee plan. You will also not be able to just get on a plane a month or six later to visit your sick parents or attend a funeral. There is also no guarantee that you will be able to live in the US forever. The next US government could phase out or cancel this specific refugee plan, which would mean that you would be deported to South Africa. 5. The offer of refugee status should therefore be approached soberly. It is not a broad and general scheme of residency or citizenship. It can be an option for people who are truly suffering, have lost everything, have been through severe trauma (such as violent crimes) and many other cases. In such cases, as with the thousands of people who have emigrated to the USA in recent years, people's personal decisions must be respected and they must be supported with empathy. However, it is exaggerated, premature and cowardly to claim that thousands of Afrikaners will simply soon flock to the USA and be able to live there permanently. For that, we must first wait for the plan that is now being drawn up by the Trump administration. Solidarity represents hundreds of thousands of people (especially Afrikaners) across South Africa. Our members live, work, fight and build every day with a complex combination of challenges in this beautiful country of ours. There is no single quick and easy solution to the challenges of our people or even the challenges of South Africa. Therefore, Trump's criticism of South Africa's domestic and foreign policy must be welcomed. His opening of a door to Afrikaners as a unique people who have made a global impact over more than a century cannot go unnoticed. A general rejection of South Africa is unrealistic. To think that two million people should resettle in the USA is unworkable. We are here to stay. The future of Afrikaners is in South Africa, but always with the knowledge that there will be continuous opportunities for our people to live and work abroad, sometimes temporarily, sometimes permanently. We must approach this with great sensitivity and respect.
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When will this raging fool learn?
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As if that will get anywhere. Good luck either way, idiots.
BREAKING NEWS: A High-Treason case has officially been opened against Afri-Forum and its leaders at the Lingelethu West Police Station CAS104/2025 for further investigation by the SAPS. Many have started to report Afriforum from DSD for peddling lies against South Africa which could result in a civil war.
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If you really think about the matter, Malema's suspension of Ndlozi is a massive own goal. In one foul swoop by the looney EFF leader, he eliminated 98% of the real, tangible intelligence within the EFF organisation. Almost like shooting one's own dick off to get rid of a pesky fly, Malema has killed his own organisation with this move. All that remains is an empty shell. African intelligence and logic. A totally alien concept within the revolutionary movements. And this is a consistent pattern throughout the continent. No wonder this whole place looks like a disease ridden, rat and roach infested garbage dump. Dirty, undernourished little kids with crusty, dried snot on their faces running around everywhere. Lazy, criminal thugs and cold hearted murderers, too useless to do a single day's honest work, looting, stealing, raping and killing at random. Millions upon millions of black prostitutes, too lazy to work, using their bodies as a quick way to make a buck, (Without contraception, I must add, considering the countless fatherless children running amok everywhere.) Woonga and nyaope smokers everywhere, smoking (almost unbelievably) their ARV's in a deadly heroin mix, all claiming to be "oppressed". Those are your typical "revolutionary" supporters. Like the low IQ fools cosying up to the poorly educated loony Malema. Africa. What an epic joke of tragic proportions!
@ewnupdates We should start calling it the DEFF party. Deflated Economic Freedom Fighters.
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@NdaedzoNN Your firm leader was nothing but a mere sicko killer terrorist who should have facted a firing squad, fool.
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