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🔥 WEEKLY EXPOSED: One lie at a time. Every week, we’re naming names. One betrayal. One real case. One piece of our South African nightmare — with proof. We lived it. We documented it. And now, we’re telling it. Want the original documents? DM me. I’ve posted some extracts — the rest is worse. They thought we’d stay quiet. They were wrong. #FreedomFiles #UnmaskTheTruth #MelViljoen #PeetViljoenUSA #Amerikaner #AfrikanerInTheUSA #SouthAfricaExposed #BocaBesties #MyStory #sabullbars #cactruckbars #cacbullbars #tammytaylornailssouthafrica

We applaud President Donald J Trump for what he has done for us!

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Ek was reg, ek het dit geweet en ek weet dit steeds. #KillTheBoer is walglike aanhitsing op my mense. Vir my omgee vir my volk, ras, taal en kultuur is ek verban by die KKNK en INNIBOS. Maar julle volks-verraderlikes sal my nie ontspoor nie. Julle kan my nie snoer nie. Boikot jou hol af DSTV. Ek begrawe dalk my mense, maar ons gees is onoorwonne. youtu.be/vJsLXtz-qMM?si=rbCH…

Thanks for speaking out Peet ! The truth must be known we have been quiet about this far to long! #afrikaners #whitegenocide

Oh. My. Hat. Hey @Julius_S_Malema, what now? I thought your "ancestors" are so powerful - they don't play? 😂😂😂 In a major development shaking South Africa’s political landscape, President Cyril Ramaphosa has publicly addressed — for the first time — the international arrest warrant issued for Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema by the United Kingdom. Speaking at the Union Buildings in Pretoria during a joint press conference with visiting EU dignitaries, Ramaphosa confirmed that his office had been formally briefed by the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) and the South African Police Service (SAPS) regarding the UK’s legal request. We are aware of the arrest warrant issued by British authorities for Mr. Julius Malema,” the President said. “As a constitutional democracy governed by the rule of law, South Africa will follow the appropriate legal and diplomatic channels. No individual is above the law — not in South Africa, and certainly not abroad. This marks Ramaphosa’s first public comment since reports emerged last week that a UK Magistrates’ Court issued a sealed warrant for Malema in connection with an alleged money laundering and organized financial crime investigation involving a British-based shell company, Rutherford Consulting Ltd, which is said to have ties to multiple African political figures. British prosecutors allege that Malema either knowingly or indirectly benefitted from over £4.2 million (approximately R100 million) that flowed through off-shore corporate accounts tied to Rutherford Consulting — a firm registered in London but allegedly operating as a “politically shielded laundering front” for high-profile African elites. The transactions, reportedly flagged by UK’s National Crime Agency (NCA) and Interpol, date back to 2020–2023 and involve illicit movement of funds under the guise of “consulting fees” for “Pan-African land reform initiatives.” British authorities contend that no such programs existed and that the payments were funneled into encrypted wallets, luxury real estate, and European legal retainers. Malema has denied all allegations, dismissing the warrant as “colonial vengeance disguised as due process. President Ramaphosa’s statement is being viewed as a delicate diplomatic maneuver — balancing growing domestic unrest from EFF supporters with rising pressure from international partners. We will not pre-empt legal processes or interfere with the sovereignty of other jurisdictions,” Ramaphosa added. “South Africa has treaties and cooperative frameworks with the United Kingdom. If a formal extradition request is received, it will be reviewed through the proper judicial channels. Mr. Malema, like any citizen, is entitled to the presumption of innocence until proven otherwise. But we must not allow political identity to insulate anyone from accountability. Political insiders say Ramaphosa had been under mounting pressure to speak, particularly after the UK Foreign Office summoned the South African High Commissioner to London earlier this week for urgent consultations. The diplomatic note reportedly emphasized Britain’s expectation for “transparent cooperation” in accordance with the 2003 Extradition Treaty between the two nations. youtu.be/z-OBMuokbnk?si=6ARX…

7 Hours ago. Still singing “kill the boer”

🚨 Debunking the Myth: Did Apartheid Kill “Millions” of Black People, as South African Black Youth Have Been Led to Believe 🚨 The belief held by some misguided people that apartheid murdered “millions” of Black people is a gross distortion of history. Let’s look at the facts: • From 1948 to 1994, approximately 21,000 people died due to political violence in South Africa. • Between 1948 and 1983, 1,400 deaths were recorded due to political violence. • From 1984, when the ANC launched its “People’s War” to eliminate Black opposition, violence escalated: • 1984–1989: 5,600 deaths. • 1990–1994 (after Mandela’s release and ANC unbanning): 14,000 deaths. • Over 90% of these 21,000 deaths resulted from Black-on-Black violence, largely due to ANC conflicts with other Black groups. • Only ~600 deaths (3%) were directly caused by the Apartheid government. • Right-wing groups accounted for ~100 deaths (0.5%). The narrative of “millions” killed by the Apartheid system is not supported by evidence. Political violence was tragic, but the majority stemmed from intra-group conflicts, not a genocidal campaign. Let’s share the truth to correct this misunderstanding. 🕊️ * Please note that the image of this flag is used for educational and illustrative purposes to reflect the relevant time frame of the information shared in this post. The image of this flag is used because it is generally accepted that this flag represent the era of apartheid. Note: In South Africa, showing the old apartheid-era flag (1928–1994) in public is illegal and considered hate speech unless it’s for artistic, academic, or journalistic purposes. Private displays are a gray area but could also be seen as hate speech if visible to others. However, you can chant the Kill the Boer song as much as you want.

Proud to offer safe haven to 59 Afrikaner refugees arriving in the United States today. We are prioritizing resettlement of this vulnerable group facing unjust racial discrimination and violence in South Africa.

The Daily Caller: The official told the Caller that the number of Afrikaner refugees is expected to rise sharply “towards the second half of summer.” AMERICAN SUMMER MONTHS Fri, Jun 20, 2025 – Mon, Sep 22, 2025 Therefore, the program scale will "rise sharply" from mid-August. Happy days, fam!

Hey @Julius_S_Malema, that so-called "car-guard" you tried your best to humiliate has a message for you. 😂😂😂

One last thing for this evening in America/morning in South Africa. Turkey still denies the Armenian Genocide occurred and that happened over 100 years ago. So your “there is no genocide” claims mean absolutely nothing to me.

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