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Musk has been relentless in exposing the atrocities on X. He recently retweeted a post condemning the South African government’s refusal to allow Starlink, despite the urgent need for better internet. The post stated: “Millions in South Africa could benefit from Starlink, but it’s not allowed just because Elon Musk isn’t Black. This is an injustice to millions who need better internet. Absolutely disgraceful.”
Meanwhile, the grim reality facing white farmers continues to worsen. In an interview conducted last year, Jacko Kleynhans, the Head International Liaison of the Solidarity Movement in South Africa, provided horrifying details of how gangs torture and murder farmers and their families.
“They will drill holes through them [while they are] alive.”
“They will pour hot water from a kettle over their bodies and maybe, down their throats.”
“They will also use a clothing iron to burn their bodies, and they will keep burning them until they die.”
“They will tie people up and drag them behind a truck until they die.”
“They also use extreme violence against children. They use axes to kill people, but not instantly. They will inflict the pain over hours.”
While mainstream media largely ignores these atrocities, Trump isn’t staying silent. In a statement posted to Truth Social, he condemned the South African government’s actions and declared that U.S. funding would be cut immediately. He also extended a lifeline to South African farmers, offering them and their families a “rapid pathway to Citizenship.”
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“South Africa is being terrible, plus, to long time Farmers in the country. They are confiscating their LAND and FARMS, and MUCH WORSE THAN THAT. A bad place to be right now, and we are stopping all Federal Funding. To go a step further, any Farmer (with family!) from South Africa, seeking to flee that country for reasons of safety, will be invited into the United States of America with a rapid pathway to Citizenship.”
Trump’s move is sure to be met with fierce opposition from the left, but for many South African farmers, it’s a beacon of hope. The situation in South Africa continues to deteriorate, and next week, further investigations will reveal the government’s involvement in illegal cobalt mining and other criminal activities.
Stay tuned for an exclusive deep dive into the crisis, including insights from Solidarity Movement CEO Werner Human and Jacko Kleynhans, as we uncover the full extent of the injustices happening in South Africa.
