Tapper: “President Trump claimed….”
“Baseless Claims” — We don’t hate the media enough!
— Jimmy Falk5 (@JimmyFalk_55) May 22, 2025
Ramaposa is begging for investment but did not once mention the 142 racial laws, and the cow they brought with that downplayed the Expropriation bill, and Johan Rupert and John Steenhuis basically denying the white genocide.
They deserve no respect. They deserve nothing.
🚨SHOCKING TRUTH: Is South Africa’s Leadership Hiding a Racist Agenda? President Trump Exposes Corruption and Demands Answers! 🇺🇸🇿🇦
— AMERICA FIRST 🇺🇸 WATCH DOGS (@DavideZ1911) May 21, 2025
President Donald Trump just turned the tables on South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa in a BOLD White House showdown! 🔥 Playing videos of EFF… pic.twitter.com/LG41edth2b
Here is President Ramaphosa saying he wants to seize land from people he doesn’t consider “our people” and give them zero compensation.
— Jacktron (@jacktronprime) May 21, 2025
If Trump’s claim is so baseless, then why not just ask him what land he’s referring to? pic.twitter.com/KE4HcjUqpx
President Donald Trump just turned the tables on South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa in a BOLD White House showdown!
🔥 Playing videos of EFF leader Julius Malema chanting “Kill the Boer” and highlighting alleged violence against white farmers, Trump called out what he claims is a “genocide” in South Africa.
But why is Malema still free?🤔
Why hasn’t the South African government acted against the EFF’s inflammatory rhetoric? Let’s dive into the corruption, racism, and media cover-up Trump is dismantling!💥
1: Racist Leaders Exposed? Trump didn’t hold back, dimming the Oval Office lights to show Ramaphosa shocking footage of EFF’s Malema inciting violence with chants like “Shoot the Boer, Shoot the Farmer.”
Afrikaner groups have long called this hate speech, yet Malema faces no arrest. Is South Africa’s government protecting him to push a racist agenda? Despite Ramaphosa’s denials, white farmers owning 72% of farmland while being just 7.3% of the population face targeted attacks, with police stats downplaying the issue. Why the silence on EFF’s role in fueling division?
2: Corruption in Plain Sight
Trump’s not just talking he’s acting! He’s frozen U.S. aid to South Africa, citing their Expropriation Act that allows land seizures without compensation, calling it a “massive human rights violation.” South Africa claims it’s redressing apartheid’s wrongs, but critics like Trump and Elon Musk argue it’s anti-white racism disguised as reform. Is Ramaphosa’s ANC covering up corruption by favoring cronies in land deals? Trump’s demanding a full investigation, and he’s right to question a system where 62.1% of top jobs go to whites despite their small population. Corruption or coincidence?
3: Why No Arrests for Malema? Julius Malema’s EFF, the fourth-largest party, openly pushes nationalization and sings songs Afrikaner groups call genocidal. Yet, no handcuffs? South Africa’s courts have dismissed “white genocide” claims as “imaginary,” but Trump’s videos of Malema’s rhetoric beg the question: why is this allowed? Is the ANC shielding Malema to keep racial tensions high for political gain?
Trump’s calling for accountability, will South Africa listen? Next Steps to Stop the Violence and Dismantle EFF’s Influence
1⃣ Sanctions on EFF Leaders: Trump’s team discussed Magnitsky Act sanctions against South African officials ignoring human rights violations. Targeting Malema and EFF’s leadership could pressure accountability.
2⃣ International Oversight: Push for UN or neutral third-party investigations into farm attacks and land policies to expose bias.
3⃣ Support Afrikaner Communities: Trump’s refugee program for Afrikaners is a start, but empowering local security and legal protections could reduce violence.
4⃣ Weaken EFF’s Base: Economic reforms to address black South Africans’ legitimate grievances 81% of the population owns just 4% of land could reduce EFF’s populist appeal without racist policies.
4: Trump Takes Down Far-Left Media Lies The far-left media CBS, NBC, and others downplay South Africa’s issues, framing Trump’s moves as “racist dog whistles.” CBS’s Sarah Carter, based in Johannesburg, pushes narratives ignoring farmer attacks while hyping South Africa’s $14B agricultural success. Trump’s exposing their bias by amplifying Afrikaner voices and showing raw footage the media won’t touch. He’s shattering their monopoly on the narrative, forcing outlets like CBS to confront the truth or lose credibility. The days of left-wing media burying stories to protect corrupt regimes are OVER!💪
What’s Next? Trump’s meeting with Ramaphosa today, May 21, 2025, is a chance to demand real change. Will South Africa address EFF’s hate speech and land policy corruption, or keep dodging? Join the fight for truth share this post and demand the media stop hiding South Africa’s dark secrets!🗣️
Here’s how you fix the south African kill whitey hate problem and get people nutrition again in that region as well to stop the murdering violence and cancer of another terrorist organization in this world so S. Africa can rebuild their wealth for her people.
1. Declare the party holding rallies supplying weapons and committing murderous spreads on white farmers to take over said land and use it to feed and supply their own Army a TERRORIST ORGANIZATION. because that’s what it is. (This must be done by S. Africa and the USA)
2. Comprise train up and send a regiment with a Battalion of US Marines to rotate into S Africa under the provision of 4th MEB Anti Terrorism as a task force to eliminate the already known eminent threat of said terrorists.
3. Make the operation a joint operation between South Africa and the United States and offer their military training to assist our US Marines in the process.
4. South Africa can then reimburse the United States through some sort of trade agreement or a yield from whatever their country can produce or I’m sure president Trump can think of something in that manner he’s very intelligent like that.
I completely agree with this assessment!
🇺🇸 President Trump, being the shrewd businessman he is and not just a politician, will undoubtedly see this as a prime opportunity for the U.S. to step in and not only address the dire situation in South Africa but also ensure we benefit significantly. Imagine this: we intervene militarily to dismantle the EFF and curb the gang violence that’s plaguing the country, while simultaneously securing mineral rights as part of a partnership.
This isn’t just about humanitarian aid; it’s a strategic move that will make our country wealthier and strengthen our global position. 💪 South Africa is teetering on the brink of collapse, and let’s be honest, much of this is self-inflicted. But as Americans and businessmen, we should be excited about the prospects this presents. President Trump’s approach will likely involve rebuilding infrastructure, which not only stabilizes the region but also opens up lucrative contracts and investments for U.S. companies.
🏗️ This is a win-win scenario where we uphold our values, protect human rights, and simultaneously advance our economic interests. I’m personally thrilled to see how this unfolds it’s a textbook example of smart, opportunistic diplomacy that benefits us all. Let’s watch this space! 🚀

