Steve

George Soros has been meddling in South Africa for nearly 50 years. It started in 1979 when he funded scholarships for Black students under apartheid. Then came the big move. In 1987, Soros financed the Dakar Conference in Senegal. This brought banned ANC leaders together with White Afrikaner politicians, business leaders, and academics. The goal was to push negotiations and dismantle the existing order. It helped pave the way for the ANC's rise to power. By 1993, Soros set up the Open Society Foundation for South Africa. After 1994, his network poured money into the new ANC government and aligned civil society groups. Housing projects, NGO's, media, governance programs, all backed with Soros cash. Between 1997 and 2023 alone, Open Society Foundations invested $238 million in South Africa. They funded groups pushing "rights," "equity," and "democracy," while the ANC delivered corruption, state capture, economic collapse, and brutal targeting of White farmers. In September 2018, President Cyril Ramaphosa met personally with George Soros and his son Alexander in New York during a bilateral meeting at the Intercontinental Hotel. While Ramaphosa smiled for photos with the billionaire, White South African families were being slaughtered on their farms in some of the most horrific attacks imaginable. The government continued to downplay farm murders, chant "Kill the Boer," and enforce B-BBEE policies that openly discriminate against White South Africans in jobs, contracts, and land. Soros's money helped build and sustain the narrative that protects the ANC while White farmers, their wives, and children face torture, rape, and murder. His foundations supported "civil society" that often excuses or ignores the racial reality of these attacks. The result? Thousands of White South Africans murdered on farms since 1994. Families scattered across the world as refugees. Sons and daughters separated from mothers and fathers for years. Grandchildren never meeting grandparents. An entire minority community forced into exile because staying means living under constant threat. This is the Soros-ANC partnership in action. Billions flowed in the name of "open society." What South Africa got was closed borders for honest reporting on farm murders, destroyed property rights for Whites, and a government that prioritizes race over competence and safety. White South Africans did not vote to end apartheid in 1992 just to hand their country over to this. They wanted a future for all, not a system that punishes one group while Soros-funded networks shape the story. The blood on South African soil and the broken families tell the truth. Soros didn't just "support democracy." He backed the forces that delivered the opposite for White South Africans. Every grant. Every meeting. The ANC didn't rise alone. And the suffering didn't happen in a vacuum.