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@madonnabema Nobody likes Black culture. Nobody wants to be around Black people All of this is because we have the shittiest character, and everyone is judging us on that.

Sure thing. You blame us for everything else, so why not.

@GamingGrifter more specifically - apartheid... or is Vasco da Gama going to be pulled in?

Gad’s honest truth

Are you going to vote for Peter Groenewald on the 4th of November???

@lunaafuchs2001 Absolutely! Would love to! It reminds me of the Knysna forest...

You down for an walk in the nature ? :)

@venterjohann3 @willempet That's how black people think. As proven by a local MP's statement that the Zulu's territory rights are somehow different to Orania...

@ZarinDThomson @willempet What law is for white people only? Name them! Article 235 in the Constitution is for all tribes that want an own homeland. Not just for the Afrikaners. Dimwit!

With the EFF, MKP, and even large factions of the ANC pushing to remove important parts of South Africa’s Constitution, it just shows us how fragile this document is. And how it was never able to guarantee our Rights in the first place. Full story: youtu.be/b8bF4zGasK4?si…

@Finnthehuman80 South Africa's Chief Poes at the Ministry of Poes...

Poes👇

All men should aspire to be like him

🚨THE KRIEL CADAVER: DISGUSTING WHITE TRAITOR EXPOSED‼️ Once the name Kriel stood for blood, sacrifice and real loyalty to the Boer people. Dominee Abraham Kriel pulled war orphans from the ashes of the Anglo-Boer concentration camps and gave them a home. Then the 21st century spat out Pieter Kriel, the soft, fluffy-haired end of that bloodline. A 21-year-old TikTok-to-X activist whose whole purpose seems to be screaming that he’s nothing like “those” Kriels, especially Kallie from AfriForum. He hates his own skin more than anyone else and loves lecturing South Africans on how “racist” we are for noticing farm murders, collapsing cities and the ANC’s total mess‼️ His failures are plain embarrassingand has built nothing real. Zero followers who matter and zero results🔥 Even the hard-left crowd he worships treats him like a joke. When activist Gillian Schutte tore into him in an open letter, she called him out as a rich kid with nothing but quick ChatGPT lines about “white privilege” and Black pain. He sells out his own people for views and gets laughed at in return. A total flop who changes nothing. His so-called political knowledge is laughable. This boy who has never faced real South African hardship lectures the whole country on “reality."‼️He denies the farm murder stats, calls white genocide talk a myth, pretends the flood of illegal immigrants isn’t happening, and tells Afrikaners they’re the problem for wanting safety‼️ While load-shedding blacks out the country, cities rot and graves keep filling, he sits safe behind a ring light pushing university Marxist nonsense that has zero connection to daily life here and he irritates the hell out of every South African. On X his feed is pure poison, endless smug rants that trigger everyone. Whites see a self-hating traitor selling his volk for cheap clout‼️ Blacks and leftists see a pampered white kid playing pretend revolutionary. Normal people just want him to shut up while the country falls apart around us. In real life he’s the same unwanted voice nobody asked for, the soft TikTok warrior who would crumble the moment real pressure hits. Pieter Kriel is not an activist. He is a pathetic white traitor and a living warning of what happens when you raise children without roots or reality. We expose him and laugh at his weakness. And we tell every parent, never let your child turn into this embarrassment‼️ PS - He was a bully in school apparently he targeted poor girls who’s parents wasn’t rich in school making fun of them of the area they stayed in‼️

@juiceboxmisha What the fuck is a 400-year head start? This isn’t Monopoly Literally, no one gets up thinking about Black people Black people are more focused on what white people are doing than on doing anything for ourselves.

Whenever Ramaphosa speaks about any issue in SA. Be it water problems, corruption, white persecution or unemployment. He always seems surprised by the data, as if, until 5 minutes ago, he thought SA was a first world nation with zero issues. What's this man doing all day?

Imagine living in a country where you vote for your terrible government. You're around 50m people. Your government robs you blind, actively pushes laws that discriminate against the 4.5m white people in the country. You sing songs about killing the 4.5m white people. You tear down their statues, erase the historical names of their towns and dismantle and demonize their culture every chance you get. Then, you, the black voter that holds ALL political power accuse the white person that holds zero of being a racist.

The march towards de-development is unrelenting. And the same systems that created this crisis are not going to fix it. We don’t need minor reforms. We need deep surgery. We need self-determination. We need to operationalise Section 235. We need to take control of our future.

Banger

When a people reach breaking point, this is the result. You kept blaming the white man for your failures while voting in those who stole your country from under your nose. The poor now wants their country back and suddenly everyone is surprised? A country without borders is inviting revolution of the poor.

The Western Cape Constitution begins with a simple truth: “In humble submission to Almighty God, We, the people of the Western Cape...” A people shaped by many origins - the Khoi Khoi and San, and later by Dutch, German, French, Malay, British, Xhosa and others - who, over time, built something distinct. A shared identity formed not by one group, but by many. A culture rooted in the Cape. A language - Afrikaans - born here and still the most widely spoken in the province. The Cape is different. Culturally. Politically. And it is precisely this distinctiveness that gives rise to our right to self-determination.

@LetsFreeTheCape True story

The Cape has governed itself before. From a non-racial qualified franchise in 1853 to full responsible government by 1872, power was local, accountable, and rules-based. A rare system for its time, with few parallels anywhere in the world - laying the foundation for greater freedom and democracy. Yet in 1910, multiracial Cape leaders - some of whom later helped form the original ANC - pushed for the new Union of South Africa to follow this model. They were ignored. We did it before. We can do it again.