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@annaswan001 @RT_com At some point grok is gonna get tired of fact-checking their rubbish

@RT_com This is getting boring x.com/i/status/20400…

'South Africa has extremely RACIST laws' — Elon Musk

@Sophie_Mokoena @kimheller3 Elon is openly supporting Nazi parties in Europe

Not Breaking. This is not new.

@Cthulhucachoo @Red_Rogue55 They’re also panicking because the Trump Administration may implode because of domestic unpopularity

South Africans who hate SA are spiralling right now. Their identity hinges on being able to say "I told you so" when it comes to SA's geopolitics, but we aren't being singled out for punishment like they thought we would be. They've backed the wrong horse and they're panicking.

@LixMiller @Recon1_ZA Every country has the right to self-determination. These Far-Right deliberately misinterpret the meaning to its narrow definition to fit their political agenda (Disinterpretation) which is a very common tactic of rightwing propagandists

@RandomRogue1 @Recon1_ZA @RandomRogue1 please explain the various kinds of self-determination ... I really and honestly want your take. Good anywhere on the globe except in South Africa for a certain demographic

The same people who loudly proclaim that Palestinians have the right to self-determination want to abolish Section 235 of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, which addresses the right to self-determination, acknowledging that the South African people as a whole possess this right? Confusing times.

@c_love888 @benonwine @jeremycorbyn I have a feeling that when the Socialists eventually attain power they will show no mercy to neoliberal centrists and fascists, and the Establishment knows this.

@benonwine @jeremycorbyn

Who would be a better Prime Minister than Keir Starmer?

@ThePoint2Day If you find Africans so repulsive then WTF were you doing in Africa

@mr_shimmy Jomo Sono

Guys, is there a legitimate millionaire in South Africa who built their wealth honestly without any involvement in corruption or crime?

@EMacquela58023 @andrea_spook Then why did they bother with apartheid if they’re hardworking and honourable?

@RandomRogue1 @andrea_spook This is how I know them Afrikaners. The moment you address who they really are, they start to use vulgar language. Truth hurts ne?

A brief observation about Afrikaners resettling in the United States, written primarily for Americans to better understand the character of the people arriving in your country.🇺🇸🇿🇦 Many of us who have already made the move (years ago) are part of large, informal networks assisting new arrivals as they settle. We are often in a position to contribute meaningfully, offering carloads of supplies, helping connect people with employment, and, at times, even providing transportation or vehicles. While resettlement agencies do provide essential basics, there are moments when urgent needs arise, especially for families with young children, where delays due to administrative processes can leave gaps. On several occasions, I’ve reached out to families and said, “I have what you need, and I can bring it to you today.” More often than not, the response is that they will first try to obtain it themselves. This isn’t driven by pride, but by a deeply rooted sense of resourcefulness and independence. Afrikaners, by and large, are people who prefer to stand on their own feet and help themselves wherever possible. Of course, no group is without exception, but I am speaking about the overwhelming majority. Afrikaners are eager to become self-sufficient. They seek employment quickly, secure housing, and work diligently to build stability without relying heavily on assistance. There is a strong work ethic and a desire to contribute positively. In my experience, these are individuals who don’t come to take, they come to build, to work, and to add value. That, I believe, is an asset to the United States.

@BoerPlan Using Apartheid semantics to justify a crime against humanity is insane, even for you

What Thuso is not telling you, is that the South African Nationalist government did in fact provide electricity to all its citizens. Black people were NOT South African citizens. They were immigrants. Born in their own homelands... looking for work in SA.

@SkyNews Whose side must SA pick in this fracas i wonder? @BiancavanWyk16

Watch as U.S. President Donald Trump mocks Sir Keir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron at The White House Easter lunch gathering. Live updates: trib.al/JkX5NX7

@zilevandamme Wave it higher for the western-exceptionalists (Tony Leon, Peter Bruce) at the back

@c_love888 @YouTube Privatisation is theft of public goods by the rich. British taxpayers paid BILLIONS to develop the railways, then oligarchs got them for cheap

"We can't go on like this" | Jeremy Corbyn on privatisation youtu.be/1J2D0PgbAbQ?si… via @YouTube

@WesternPulse88 @realDonaldTrump Trump could never find Orania on a map apart from the ver mentioning it FYI: Trump doesn’t care about Afrikaners. He cares about the rich Israeli lobbyists who are infuriated by SAs ICJ case

@RandomRogue1 He sure as hell cares about the people inside it! @realDonaldTrump

Shocking: How Iran and South Africa plans to DESTROY Orania! westernpulse.co.za/article?id=32

@Recon1_ZA Corruption or mismanagement does not negate the necessity of the Bill. e.g nobody calls for the dissolution of the police because the leadership is corrupt, instead we fight for accountability and management instead.

@RandomRogue1 The problem with these bills is that there is a recurring theme. It is dressed up "to uplift the poor," but we know what happens in the end. The connected few run away with the money... our economy stays stagnent and the unemployment lines grow.

@algoritmunte @PhumlaniMMajozi You wanna play mental-gymnastics with me because you ran out of talking points? You literally endorsed what Phumlani was saying. I’m mean it’s right there.

@RandomRogue1 @PhumlaniMMajozi Denying what? I stand by every word I wrote. You were caught in a contradiction.

Roughly 30% to 40% of Black South African children lived in households without their biological fathers present in the 1970s. This is during apartheid. Today, about 70% of Black South African children are growing up without their fathers. What happened? #economy #politics #MajoziCommentary

@MichelleJacobsJ @Jason2bartlett Imagine living in the suburbs and earning 3x more than your black peers who do the exact same job and believing you’re persecuted

@Jason2bartlett I'm still young enough to remember how I could not go to a restaurant or take my son to a watermark because I wasn't white. Talk about persecution!

I’m so old I remember the days when white people weren’t persecuted in South Africa