1957 Israeli propaganda. Jewish psychiatrist Douglas M. Kelley, pushed the idea that race and criminality were not inherently connected. During a televised discussion, Kelley argued that linking criminal behavior to race was rooted in prejudice rather than scientific evidence. He even suggested removing race as a category from police records and using neutral identifiers instead.

I 🤎 my people, yet they would have you to believe we contributed nothing to this country!

A skit with paid actors: None of these are skits.

White Afrikaans 'refugees' returning to South Africa due to financial concerns, difficulty adapting to American culture and feeling culturally isolated despite integrating into workplaces and schools When U.S. President Donald Trump introduced a special refugee pathway for white South Africans in 2025, the policy sparked global attention. The program allowed Afrikaners—descendants of mainly Dutch settlers and Afrikaans-speaking South Africans—to enter the United States under claims of discrimination and violence at home. Several thousand Afrikaners took the opportunity to relocate to the United States due to a false narrative of a non existent genocide on white farmers in South Africa. South Africa’s government strongly rejected the claim that white citizens face systematic persecution. Officials argued that crime affects all South Africans regardless of race and that police statistics do not support the narrative of targeted anti-white violence. The U.S. initiative prioritized Afrikaners for refugee admission, dramatically reshaping the country’s refugee system and reducing the overall annual cap to just 7,500 people. The Trump administration justified the policy by citing alleged discrimination and violence against white farmers and landowners in South Africa. The first group of Afrikaner families arrived in the United States in May 2025, greeted with media attention and political debate. Yet, not long after arriving, some families have begun returning to South Africa, citing a range of personal and practical reasons for leaving the U.S. One of the most common reasons cited by returning Afrikaners is the high cost of living in the United States. Healthcare in particular can be a major adjustment. Unlike South Africa’s mix of public and private systems, medical treatment in the United States often requires expensive insurance or high out-of-pocket payments. For some Afrikaner families, the economic trade-off simply did not make sense in the long term. While American salaries are often higher, everyday expenses can be significantly greater than in South Africa. Housing, health insurance, childcare, and education can place heavy financial pressure on families. Many newcomers discover that even well-paying jobs can leave little disposable income once those costs are covered. bzzlifenews.com

Thousands of white South Africans are planning to return home despite Trump's statements that the white minority is being persecuted by the country's Black majority government reut.rs/4b3gDph

Some white South Africans are returning home after decades abroad, citing lower costs and higher living standards, despite U.S. President Trump's appeal to flee alleged discrimination reut.rs/4sG8IUV

If this matrix is the measure: only Mandela & Mbeki improved anything! De Klerk (1989-1994): GDP Growth 1.2%, unemployment rate 23%, debt to GDP: 48.7%, Murder Rate: 69 Mandela (1994-99): GDP growth 3%, unemployment rate: 23%. Debt to GDP: 45%. Net New Jobs: 479 600 per year. Murder Rate: 52 Mbeki (1999-08): GDP growth 4.3%, Unemployment rate: 22%, Debt to GDP: 23%. Net New Jobs per year: 526 875. Murder Rate: 35. Zuma (2009-18): GDP growth: 1.9%, unemployment rate: 27%, Debt to GDP: 53%. Net New Jobs per year: 214 555. Murder Rate: 36 Ramaphosa (2018-25): GDP growth: 1.3%. Unemployment rate 31%, Debt to GDP: 75%. Net New Jobs per year: 68 333. Murder Rate: 64 At this rate, by the time Ramaphosa finishes in 2029: he will be worse than De Klerk! FACT: MBEKI is the BEST PRESIDENT!

The Shepherd of Shadows: Tracing the Zuma Line. To understand @PresJGZuma, you must look at the dirt and the lack. It begins in Nkandla with his father, Nobhekisisa Zuma, a policeman who died in 1947 when Jacob was only five. Left with no inheritance or fatherly shield, Zuma grew up as a herd boy, a child of the soil who was a literal outsider to the system. Zuma’s father didn't provide him with a "ladder" out of poverty. While others were being groomed by mission schools, Jacob was teaching himself to read. He joined the ANC at 17 because he had nothing to lose. He wasn't a "clever black" he was a foot soldier. This "purity" made him the perfect candidate for the ANC’s most dangerous work. He joined MK in 1962 and was arrested at 21, spending 10 years on Robben Island. At this point, he was a pure revolutionary. But prison is where he began to master the "underground." After his release, he fled into exile and rose to become the Chief of ANC Intelligence (NAT). As Chief of NAT, Zuma learned that information is more valuable than bullets. He didn't just watch the enemy, he built files on his own comrades. He presided over the security apparatus during the dark days of the Quatro camps. He replaced the "revolutionary spirit" with a "dossier culture." The early 90s brought the most explosive chapter. The Hostel Wars. While our people were being butchered by "Third Force" agents in the townships, Zuma was the man in the middle. As Intelligence Chief, his job was to know exactly who was pulling the strings. This is where the mask slipped. Zuma used his Zulu identity to keep back-channels open with the Apartheid police and the IFP warlords. While the townships burned, Zuma was "managing" the chaos. He allowed the hostels to remain war zones because it made him indispensable as the only peacemaker. This was the first major "sell-out." He didn't stop the violence, he used it as leverage to prove to the ANC leadership that they needed him to "deliver" the Zulu vote. He was a manager of conflict, and the price of his seat at the table was the blood of our people in the hostels. Once democracy arrived, Zuma’s betrayal shifted from Intelligence to Patronage. While other leaders were being bought by white boardrooms, Zuma realized he didn't need the old elite if he could own the kitchen where the meal was cooked. He traded the "revolutionary code" for a "patronage code." He used his power to facilitate the Arms Deal in the late 90s. This was the signal that the revolution was for sale. He traded the sovereignty of our military for kickbacks and "generally corrupt" relationships. He turned the liberation struggle into a protection racket. The final betrayal was State Capture. A man who claimed to fight "White Monopoly Capital" handed the keys of the nuclear program, the railways, and the state bank to a single family of foreign businessmen. The Guptas. He replaced the "baas" in Stellenbosch with a "baas" in Saxonwold. He used the language of Radical Economic Transformation (RET) as a smokescreen. While he shouted "Power to the People," he was gutting Eskom, leaving the poor in the dark. He was destroying Transnet, leaving the workers without transport. Zuma’s corruption was so destructive that it gave life back to Cyril Ramaphosa. By making the liberation movement look like a mafia operation, he gave corporate capital the perfect excuse to push their "Golden Boy" back to the front. He created the vacuum that the sell-outs filled. The father was a cop in a uniform he didn't choose, the son became a warlord in a suit he tailored with the people’s hope. He built Nkandla, a palace of excess while the children of his village still fetch water from the same mud he did 80 years ago. Today, he leads the MK Party, using the same "chaos tactics" from the 90s. Threats of violence and tribal mobilization. He isn't fighting for the Land, he’s fighting for his own immunity-

"We saved the ANC from the Zuma destruction... if we didn't stand firm, there would be no ANC today," Gwede Mantashe tells #Newzroom405's @QaanitahHunter about his legacy in the party. Watch: tinyurl.com/3rfyccwv

Zuma fans won't like it but he really did damage us, unemployment was 22.7 in 2008, when he left it was 27.1, petrol was R7 and when he left it was over R20, rand to dollar was R7 when he came and when he left it was R16. Let's not forget state capture cost a trillion.

"South Africa belongs to all who live in it. It's united in our diversity. But the constitution is also very clear that there must be transformation in our country." @RonaldLamola tells me "we had to take a strategic decision whether we wanted the meeting to collapse on the basis of a non-existing issue."

South Africans is not normal, lessons "The great tsek of 2025 , history lesson start🤭🤣

More than 30 KZN MK OF ZUMA LEGISLATION MEMBERS BAYAXOSHWA

United in diversity. Sibumbene ngokwehlukahlukana. 🇿🇦🇪🇺 📺 watch.

Trump’s FULL of SH!T 💩

A message to Elon Must and Donald Trump.

Maybe if it is told by a white transformed person who speaks in our language, you will understand better ⁦@EFFSouthAfrica⁩

The real ANC Presidents hayi uSathana.

MEDIA STATEMENT TO ALL MEDIA/NEWS EDITORS TUESDAY, 28 MAY 2024 NO LOADSHEDDING FORECASTED We have noted a social media post purporting to be a power alert – and advising of imminent loadshedding. The Report is factually incorrect and an ill-guided political ploy to mislead the Country on the eve of our 7th General Elections. Following 62 days of no loadshedding, there is growing and overwhelming support for Eskom’s sustained and rigorous effort to self-correct, stabilise and strengthen the generation system. This work is buoyed by an across-the-fleet improvement in energy availability and reduction in breakdowns, following a conscious decision in March 2023 to invest in heightened planned maintenance. In addition to no loadshedding, this work has meant that, over the past eight weeks, Eskom has significantly reduced the amount of diesel used by the Open-Cycle Gas Turbines (OCGTs). Eskom’s performance has defied all the doomsday predictions and silenced many so-called “critics”. “The Ministry remains confident that the work we have been leading over the past 12 months, supported by the many competent Eskom employees and its Leadership team, will continue in the coming months and ultimately place the country on a firm foundation of energy security to support our inclusive economic growth and development agenda”, says Minister of Electricity, Dr. Kgosientsho Ramokgopa. Media enquires: Tsakane Khambane on 082 084 5566 ISSUED BY THE MINISTRY IN THE PRESIDENCY FOR ELECTRICITY thepresidency.gov.za