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The continued denial by some of the seriousness of farm murders and the threat to property rights is deeply insensitive to the victims of torture and killings on farms in South Africa. It is commendable that President @realDonaldTrump exposed the genocidal chant, “Kill the Boer,” which calls for the murder of Afrikaners and farmers. This is a chant that @PresidencyZA Ramaphosa refuses to condemn, and which has been legalised by the South African courts. This refusal by President Ramaphosa, along with his signing of the Expropriation Act and the BELA Act—which targets Afrikaans schools and Afrikaans communities—is an act of aggression by the ANC against Afrikaners and other minorities. The recent publication of draconian racial regulations by the ANC-led government, which enforce stringent racial quotas on South African society, represents yet another attack on Afrikaners and other minorities, including white, coloured, and Indian people. It is also clear that the ANC-led government’s efforts to falsely blame @afriforum for spreading ‘misinformation’ will not succeed. It is in everybody’s interest that we now acknowledge the real problems and find solutions that benefit all. Fortunately, discussions are ongoing, and there is still an opportunity to avert a crisis.

Here is part of my interview with @Newzroom405, where I explained why @afriforum condemns the fact that the Constitutional Court has now legalised a chant calling for the murder of Afrikaners. We will not take this lying down. If the Constitution won’t protect us, we will protect ourselves.

.@afriforum congratulates @BrentBozell on his nomination by U.S. President Donald Trump as the next American ambassador to South Africa. Bozell played a central role in exposing the bias of leftist media establishments. His nomination is thus bad news for the biased anti-Afrikaner activists posing as journalists at leftist media institutions such as @News24, @dailymaverick, and various TV news outlets in South Africa.

Thank you, President @realDonaldTrump for taking note of the irresponsible calls for violence against Afrikaners/whites—through hate chants such as “Kill the Boer, kill the farmer”—in South Africa. The tragic irony is that the latest incident occurred on March 21, which is officially known as “Human Rights Day” in South Africa. What makes this even worse is that this renewed call for violence against Afrikaners was not condemned by @PresidencyZA Ramaphosa, ANC leaders, or the South African @GovernmentZA. Their silence regarding this gross human rights violation is deafening.