@bipolarpunt5721
That man yelling, "we will occupy land, like it or not" was in Parliament.
@gingerdad127
In rural Australia, over the past 30 years, we've had have heaps of Afrikaner farmers who've migrated here as a result of being shot, stabbed and/or had loved ones murdered. It's the worst cover up crime of the corrupt ANC South African government
@hunterklima8163
Y’all really need to watch the Louis Theroux documentary on South Africa. Afrikaaners have been spinning this web for years
@chrisreed3040
If ppl won't believe what they see with their own eyes then there's no convincing them.
@Rubberknight69
In Germany it also started with racist laws, then mass murders came
@Kwazulujabul
White farmer genocide does not fit Ramaphosa’s narrative.
@rroman2752
May God's protection be with those speaking out!
@NinaSpencer-rw8zj
He was squirming in his seat when the footage was shown! I’m sure he thought no one really knew what was going on!
@tedcorey3054
They "occupy" land , they just don't know what to do with it when they get it .
@joanofarcxxi
Cyril Ramaphosa never expected that. But the entire world now knows.
@Martin-jk6pc
The hate in Africa is beyond our ability to even consider living there
@Vintage1970z
No other president in my life would have done this!
@tytlersbicycle
Some of us have been watching this escalate for years. Watch the documentary Farmlands.
@mikeymike3760
The more they try to say it isn’t happening- the more you know it IS happening.
@covidisascam4556
What about the Native American geno- side
@larcat3148
Lets put this in perspective. After WW2, many cities in Europe and Japan were left bombed flat, London, Berlin, Nagasaki, Hiroshima and so on, their economies likewise. For many years afterwards there was still rationing going on but with hard work, there was a will to move on and get over it. Within 30 years all were completely restored with thriving economies and Japan had becoming a manufacturing powerhouse. Now compare this to South Africa, the opposite has happened, South Africa is 30+ years post Apartheid, the ANC has chewed on the fat of the cow till it is now skin and bones. When the ANC took over they had a perfectly well functioning economy. Year by year something breaks, is stolen or stops working but all is blamed on Apartheid. When they brought in AA and made it impossible for a retrenched white person to become re-employed. It is no wonder, so many have fled the country, yet the ANC wonder why they have gone. Now their tax base has shrunk, the lights are out, the crime is sky high, the water is polluted, matric pass marks lowered to 30%, cell phone towers cant keep their batteries from being stolen, farm attacks, farms no longer function, fake qualifications scandals, trains bought from China that don't suite the existing rail gauge, embezelment, mismanagement, criminal cartels, Kleptocracy in every govt. dept etc. Then came BBBEE and we now have 140+ race based laws discriminating against minorities are doing nothing but chasing away any potential investors. Money is either wasted on ANC pet projects, ridiculous ideologies or siphoned off by their own corrupt cadres and comrades. Now they bring in another scourge, Expropriation Without Compensation ! This is beginning to rival the Biblical "Ten Plagues of Egypt" I don't believe there is any will to work together to make a better country, it's just lazy, inept, self serving greed going on all driven by ANC's entitlement to live off the spoils of their rule. Just look at the trend and you can see where it is going.
@kimlangridge7969
Smiling and lying, smiling and lying … we have family in South Africa, and they tell us what is happening there and it is horrifying, horrifying.
@FrithonaHrududu02127
Dude nobody is fooled. South Africas loss, Americas gain. Welcome Afrikaner refugees
@Savethepunt
The "Road of the Cross" memorial, also known as Plaasmoorde Kruis Pad, is situated near Ysterberg, close to Polokwane (formerly Pietersburg) in Limpopo Province. This location is approximately 80 miles from Sibasa, where President Ramaphosa attended high school... So a very long way away on the ginormous continent of Africa
@Jim-fe2xz