President Trump Exposed One Horrifying Truth About South Africa That the Media Doesn’t Want You to Know
President Donald Trump has never been one to shy away from uncomfortable truths.
The mainstream media prefers to ignore stories that don’t fit their narrative.
And President Trump just exposed one horrifying truth about South Africa that the media doesn’t want you to know.
Trump shines a spotlight on South African violence
On Tuesday, President Trump did something that most world leaders refuse to do.
He showed the American people the shocking reality of what’s happening to white farmers in South Africa.
The White House released a video montage that highlighted the systematic discrimination and brutal violence being targeted at innocent minority victims.
According to BBC reporting, nearly 70,000 people from South Africa’s Afrikaner community have shown interest in relocating to America after the U.S. offered resettlement opportunities.
That’s not the number you’d expect from people living in a peaceful, prosperous democracy.
“Kill the Boer” chants echo across South Africa
The violence isn’t random or isolated.
It’s becoming systematically encouraged by political leaders who should know better.
The New York Times reported on a disturbing political rally where leftist South African party leader Julius Malema grabbed the microphone and began leading a chant that sent chills down observers’ spines.
“Kill the Boer!” Malema shouted, referring to white farmers, while thousands of supporters joined in and pointed their fingers in the air like guns.
The crowd in a stadium in Johannesburg roared back in approval.
This isn’t some fringe group meeting in a basement.
This is a major political leader with thousands of followers openly calling for violence against people based on their race.
Fox News reported that Malema called for violence against white citizens at the rally, leading the crowd in the chant “Kill the Boer, the farmer.”
The land grab is getting worse
The situation has deteriorated to the point where the South African government is now seizing property based on race.
The BBC reported that South African President Cyril Ramaphosa signed controversial legislation that gives the government sweeping powers to seize private property.
Under this new law, the government can take land whenever officials decide it serves what they call the “public interest” – a standard so broad it could justify almost anything.
Anyone who’s studied history knows that when governments start seizing private property from specific ethnic groups, it never ends well.
Trump’s concerns about South Africa’s direction have proven accurate. Breitbart reported that the country is pushing ahead with land redistribution policies that explicitly target property owners based on race.
The situation has deteriorated to the point where government officials openly defend seizing private property. The Independent quoted an Economic Freedom Fighters spokesman justifying the taking of farms from whites because “it’s not really their land.”
Such statements represent a direct assault on fundamental property rights and legal protections that should concern anyone who believes in the rule of law.
Farm murders reach crisis levels
The violence has reached shocking proportions that would dominate headlines if it were happening to any other group.
The Daily Mail reported that there’s been a murder per week on farms in South Africa this year.
The frequency is staggering. Week after week, farmers are killed in attacks that news.com.au documented as “brutal crimes” targeting landowners across the country.
This isn’t random violence. Sky News found evidence that farmers face deliberate targeting based on what their investigation called “anti-white racism.”
The Independent has chronicled how farmers describe facing “horrific” attacks that follow disturbing patterns.
The pattern is clear and the numbers are undeniable.
Yet most of the international media treats this as a local crime story rather than the systematic persecution it has become.
South Africans feel trapped
The situation has become so dire that news.com.au reported South Africans feel trapped “like frogs in boiling water” as racial violence escalates.
Such comparisons reveal the depth of fear gripping entire communities.
The New York Sun examined why Trump and Elon Musk are targeting South Africa in their criticism, noting the transition from “murdered white farmers” to what they termed “racially disfavored landowners.”
The BBC covered South Africans who defended their refugee status in the United States, with one saying “I didn’t come here for fun.”
When people are willing to leave everything behind and start over in a foreign country, it’s because staying home isn’t safe.
The media’s selective outrage
The mainstream media’s response to South Africa reveals their massive double standard.
If any other group faced this level of systematic violence and government-sanctioned discrimination, it would be front-page news around the world.
But because the victims don’t fit the preferred narrative, the story gets buried or ignored entirely.
President Trump deserves credit for having the courage to shine a spotlight on this crisis.
He’s showing real leadership by standing up for people who are being persecuted simply because of their race.
The international community should be demanding that South Africa protect all of its citizens regardless of race.
Instead, most world leaders are staying silent while people are being murdered and having their property seized.
President Trump’s willingness to speak the truth about South Africa shows why America needs strong leadership that isn’t afraid to confront uncomfortable realities.
The victims of violence in South Africa deserve to have their voices heard.
And they deserve to have world leaders who will stand up for their basic human rights.
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