Bruce E

How did South Africa go from doing the first heart transplant, inventing the Rooi Valk helicopter and one of the world’s strongest economies to this: Celebrating running water PS this tap no longer works

These are the oppressed of South Africa This is the "Kill the Boer" chanter and his wife, wining and dining 👇

@kgauzi @europa racelaw.co.za

@europa You need to learn to lie better. You talk smack hoping that your audience doesn't analyze the table you posted. You not just a liar you are also dumb

🇿🇦 South Africa’s new employment targets set race quotas across almost every industry, with white men limited to around 4–10% in many skilled and mid-level roles over the next five years. The limits vary by sector and seniority, but in practice it means hiring and promotions will be guided by race targets across much of the economy. Follow: @europa

@europa @RiebvJanbeeck Welcome to apartheid 2.0 whites noted yo end racial discrimination in 1993 anc have decided to bring it back punishing whites & in complete disregard for what they promised when they came into power the world must put sanctions on the anc

@europa As a South African, this is hundred percent the truth and reality. It's evil and racist.

@europa This isn't "employment equity", it's straight up racist sabotage dressed as transformation.

@europa @Lolita721611021 In practice even these targets are just tools to punish. The real aim is to get rid of everything White and male, and specifically Afrikaner

@europa @TheCourtesan1 @amnesty @amnestyusa @ABCWorldNews @IRR_SouthAfrica @TuckerCarlson @TCNetwork South Africa …. Apartheid in reverse with legal protection, how is this not more widespread, where the country and its people don’t believe and want this, yet government makes it legal to be racist?

@europa @fritzknaters

@europa South Africa is the most race-regulated country in the world.

Elon is right about the racist laws in South-Africa !

@NadiaFerreira85 @langbaai @VusiSambo Freedom to own property, knowing that my property rights are respected, and that the market will not tank because of the lack of it. To freely acquire it and dispose of it at the price which I determine.

Freedom to employ the best man / woman for the job, based on my operational requirements, not the vastly different objectives of a Collectivist government. Freedom to pay my employee a market-related salary, which I determine, not the unelected workers' union. Freedom to terminate my employees' tenure if they do not perform, or if my operational requirements change, know that my decision is final and not dictated by a collectivist union or government. Freedom for my business to proper and grow, thereby creating employment freedom for all my employees.

@NadiaFerreira85 @langbaai @VusiSambo Freedom to school and educate my child in his / her mother tongue.

@NadiaFerreira85 @langbaai @VusiSambo Freedom for family members and I to apply for a job, knowing that all applications will be subjected to the same level of merit and sanction.

The freedom to sell goods and services to govt ; the freedom to choose where i school my children*; the freedom to send my children* to University; the freedom to expel squatters off my land; the freedom to walk around safely; the freedom to run a business without black fronting.

The US refugee process for Afrikaners involves 2–3 in-person interviews (initial screening, USCIS adjudication, plus separate medical exams), often scheduled with almost no notice. Applicants from Cape Town are frequently required to travel to Pretoria or Johannesburg, over 1,300–1,400 km away (roughly 14–18 hours by car or expensive flights). They are sometimes given the interview location only the day before, or even just hours prior, making it impossible for many to arrive on time. While in one city for an interview, sometimes, they are then redirected at short notice to medical exams in a different province. The final USCIS interview follows the same pattern. Those who miss any step due to lack of transport, unaffordable flights, or accommodation are simply pushed to the back of the queue and forced to restart the entire in person process under the same chaotic conditions. This happened to someone we personally assisted with flights, Ubers, accommodation, and food money. The repeated short-notice, cross-province demands make the whole system feel like it's being sabotaged by the resettlement agencies handling logistics, actively making escape harder for persecuted Afrikaners who are already under threat back home. youtu.be/FFfRXj_wk9E?si…

@Aku_700 They were able to completely fill the largest stadium in Africa (FNB Stadium) 94,736 people calling for the genocide of whites

@Aku_700 @RiebvJanbeeck Yip