Staff ReportsPresident Trump didn’t come to play nice during his meeting with South Africa’s Cyril Ramaphosa. The South African leader tried to steer the conversation away from the hard truth — the violent crisis plaguing white farmers in that country. But Trump wasn’t having it. He pulled no punches and forced Ramaphosa to face a brutal reality hard for liberals and globalists to swallow. It’s about time someone in power called out the hypocrisy and violence shielded by political correctness.
While Ramaphosa wanted to focus on trade and vague notions of peace, Trump dropped a bombshell: a video showing radical agitators openly calling for the killing of white farmers. The footage revealed disturbing chants and threats from Julius Malema and his Economic Freedom Fighters party, a gang that openly promotes farm seizures and intimidation. Ramaphosa’s excuses about these extremist voices being “small opposition parties” rang hollow when Trump pointed out their huge crowds and influence. Meanwhile, the South African president couldn’t dodge the question of why people like Malema haven’t been arrested for inciting violence. Classic leftist double standards — protect the mob, punish the victims.
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This isn’t just South Africa’s problem. It’s emblematic of how globalist elites prioritize their political agendas over human lives. The country’s white farmers face a literal death sentence, while Western liberals and the United Nations look the other way, too terrified to label it what it is: a slow-moving genocide. Trump’s move to show the video was a masterstroke — it exposed a brutal, violent racism aimed at one group, and forced South African leaders to squirm under the spotlight. Instead of condemning these threats, Ramaphosa and his allies try to paint the situation as a minor disagreement, but the thousands of crosses on the roadside memorial tell a far darker story.
Even white South Africans speaking up for fairness and reform admit the nation is stuck in a spiral of racial hatred and crime. Their calls for American involvement to help address these issues highlight how South Africa has crippled itself with anti-American and anti-Western ideology. Yet, the Biden administration and global elite keep punishing America for standing up to these brutal realities. Trump’s refusal to back down shows strength — unlike our current leadership, who would rather pander to woke dogma than defend innocent people under threat.
South Africa’s crisis is a warning flag. It’s what happens when cultural Marxism, radical race politics, and government corruption converge. The West can’t afford to be naïve or silent about this. Trump made it unmistakably clear: strong leadership demands exposing uncomfortable truths and standing with victims, not appeasing tyrants and agitators. The question is, will our leaders rise to the occasion, or continue letting these horrors unfold behind the curtains of political correctness? Because if not us, who? And if not now, when?
