IuliaL

Everyone's up in arms over @elonmusk calling B-BBEE 'extremely racist'. He's not wrong. But over 20 years of data tells an even darker story. Unemployment up. Black unemployment even worse. Crime exploding. Rural internet crippled. Starlink blocked because Elon isn't Black enough. This is what happens when you put racial revenge over reality. ANC is starving its own people of safety, jobs, and tech, all to keep power. Full breakdown → nationalinterest.org/blog/techland/…

@Lebza1238 Funny you assume I’ve never been there and didn’t engage with all different kinds of wonderful people on the ground (and can’t believe it needs to be said, but yes, of all colors) because that’s how we actually stop hating on one another, but hey maybe that’s just me!

@IuliaL27 You're a retard, and you don't know anything about South Africa apart from the nonsense you read here on X from your rightwing white racists who like to act like victims

I'm not interested in South Africa just because it's heartbreaking to watch a nation with so much raw potential get hollowed out, though it is. I'm interested in South Africa because it's a warning of what happens when you replace merit with race, when grievance becomes policy, when forgiveness is skipped and revenge is dressed up as justice, and when you stop seeing individuals and start seeing groups. That's not a South African problem. That's a human one. And the West is not as far from it as it thinks.

@OosthuizenHein @RenciaQDev I don’t brush away that possibility

@IuliaL27 @RenciaQDev It's not a South African problem only it's a western world problem orchestrated by the globalist elites WEF gang of criminals and you're right the west is not far off following our footsteps thanks to MI6 CIA and the bankers backing

Data cuts both ways. Yes, JSE senior execs and CEOs are still disproportionately White. Commercial farmland ownership is heavily skewed that way too, and Black unemployment remains far higher than White unemployment. Those are real disparities. But they’re the result of more than 30 years of BEE, racial quotas, cadre deployment, and grievance-driven policies that were supposed to fix them. If prioritizing race over competence actually worked, those gaps should have narrowed dramatically by now. Instead, we’ve seen a small politically connected elite get rich while the Black majority stays trapped in poverty and high unemployment. Eskom is a perfect example. It wasn’t just one man who ran it into the ground, but years of cadre deployment and race-over-competence appointments played a huge role. The recent improvement under new leadership is welcome, but it proves the point: good management and merit-focused decisions work, no matter the skin color.

Have you see the demographics of CEO’s on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, have you seen the unemployment rate by race, what about farm ownership by race, or the ownership of land by race in South Africa? Provide some examples of people being hired based on race as opposed to merit in South Africa. Which data are you using to support your baseless arguments about South Africa? Let me give you a case study to look into. Eskom was run into the ground by Andre De Ruyter and his cronies until a few years ago. Luckily he left and now Eskom has turned around thanks to the good work of black leaders and engineers who have earned their position and are doing a great job. Read this article for more context.

I’m pretty well versed in South African history dating back to 1652 but also in things such as the foundation of the Bantu Kingdom of Mapungubwe around 1000, the Sotho-Twsana people and so on and so forth. Not an expert, but pretty knowledgeable and that knowledge doesn’t begin at 1948

@IuliaL27 @BothaMiriam You have a lot to learn about SA. You sound very entitled and want to be superior, not anymore!

@mangenamchunu_1 Thank you for the honor of grouping me with one of the greats!

@IuliaL27 Karen Ann Coulter

@Locks_n_THE_Key My ancestors fought the ottomans for nearly 500 years for Ursula and co to open up to flood gates a few centuries later… so I totally understand the frustration

@IuliaL27 The entire West is long being gutted completely by the black jihadist-communist RACISM. Europeans have forgotten all about their 1000's of yrs of learning the hard way about JIHAD JIZYA DHIMMI'ING and the subsequent black & other (include esp asian) racism that flows out from it

Hit a nerve, huh? My post was a straightforward warning about replacing merit with race-based grievance, something that’s hollowed out SA regardless of who’s in power. You skipped all that to attack my motives, call me talentless, and hope Elon won’t notice. Classic. I’m not here for ‘right-wing grifter clout’ but hey, you’re entitled to your opinion! I’m here because patterns like this repeat if we ignore them. That’s the point. And dismissing ideas with personal attacks doesn’t make them wrong. Keep proving it though. The cycle continues.

Girl, please. 😂 You're “interested” in South Africa because it is the topic du jour in right-wing grifter circles. You're “interested” in South Africa because you imagine it as an easy vehicle for popularity, and clout in the broader global white replacement theory grifters community. You're “interested” in South Africa, because you imagine your “interest” will generate you a following and notability in that community. And, you hope, Elon Musk will notice you. It isn’t. It won't. He won’t. Baby, you are nothing special Padawan with little talent in a saturated market of white replacement theory charlatans and grifters. You bring nothing distinctive, captivating or interesting to say or write. No depth, no originality, no edge, no insight. Boring. Warm water on a hot day. Unsalted crackers let open in the cupboard. Sliced 3-day old bread with no spread. We’ve seen so many like you. Yet another random grifter thinking we will take them great. We won’t. You are not interesting enough. Enjoy the momentary spike in engagement from South Africa. By day’s end, you will forgotten and will remain as bottom rung as you started. 🫶🏾

@Lizz111223 Honestly, I agree!

@IuliaL27 Gosh white women are so annoying

@paul_g_mclaugh Thanks for sharing this, watching asap!

@IuliaL27 Lulial, check out this podcast from Nick Buckley on South Africa: they export more copper than they mine because they are tearing up infrastructure to sell it. youtu.be/0J6_LGStf5g?si…

@thegothking You can only show people a different way… it’s up to them to take it or not

@IuliaL27 The Low IQ comments from black supremacists show they don't care about the future of this country they just want revenge and don't care if everything is destroyed in the process.

@ZounaidOsman I write extensively on social mobility and economic issues.

@IuliaL27 Why don't you concern yourself with matters closer to home?

@BloemAnqi Thank you!

@IuliaL27 well said

@cyriacus_237 @ErnstRoets You’re welcome!

@IuliaL27 @ErnstRoets Thank you for an entitled opinion that means much to you and nothing to us

@martindirker Thank you!

Excellent points

I have zero problem with the concept of redress in theory. My issue is that in practice, it’s too often co-opted by socialist/Marxist elements and turned into permanent group-based redistribution. How long until it’s enough? Who gets to decide which groups still qualify, and where does that slippery slope end when literally everyone can point to ancestors who were oppressed? Government-mandated versions haven’t delivered the results we hoped for. Even in places like Germany you see old resentments bubbling back up. My parents lived under a dictatorship and had it rough too, but playing the eternal victim game doesn’t fix anything. I think we ought to try seeing the actual value in the human in front of you. Someone asked me whether I’d hire him if he met all my criteria but he supported the ANC in another comment and I said absolutely yes and here’s why. Say you hire a guy who’s a killer performer (Black, White, whatever). You start admiring his work because he hits every criteria. He makes you money, you begin to admire him/her for their work ethic, perhaps it motivates you to be a better boss, you give him/her a raise and promotion, and so on and so efforts. That builds real friendship, camaraderie, partnership. Mutual benefit that can last a lifetime. But none of that happens if you write him off from day one based on who he voted for, what group he’s from, or historical beef. You lose a great worker, a great connection, and everyone is poorer for it. That’s why I believe we could see far more success treating each other as individuals instead of top-down government mandates. Merit and human connection beat group score-settling every time. That’s the warning in my post.

@IuliaL27 What are your thoughts on the concept of redress?

@16Mischief Exactly. These two things can be true at once

@thembazondi735 @IuliaL27 Apartheid was an abomination but there is no excuse what the ANC has done. They have largely perpetuated that abomination. It's disgusting.

@LaterAgitator Seems like it :(

@IuliaL27 In India the right-wing party has adopted marxism on caste, no place is safe from leftist collectivism

South Africa is repeating the mistakes of Rhodesia / Zimbabwe. The European population built the country, but was forced out by external pressure. The African population took control, but lacked the ability to maintain the 1st world infrastructure. Now they fight over the scraps of the decaying country.

@ThandaM2 Repentance and restitution do matter, but they aren’t a blank check for perpetual racial score-settling across generations. If that’s the case, as a Romanian, I demand restitution from the Turks and Hungarians… where does that get me at this point

You say forgiveness is skipped. Isn't repentance supposed to precede forgiveness? And isn't restitution supposed to form part of repentance?

@Tidydox This is fascinating, thank you so much for sharing

@thembazondi735 @IuliaL27 youtu.be/Qjx2bn1iNts?si…