Thread: THOUSANDS SIGN PETITION ASKING TRUMP TO LET WHITE FARMERS IN SOUTH AFRICA MIGRATE TO

Originally Posted by 6 Million Dollar Man

Sorry, we're full.

What bothers me about the South African refugee argument is this: Although it may be intellectually honest to be consistent in opposition to all emigration (as I am also, in principle) in the real world where life happens it becomes contradictory in practice. Our immigration system is pretty much on automatic pilot. With or without the Bores the green cards continue to flow and the illegals will sneak in, anchor babies will be born and hordes will become naturalized citizens. Refusing entry to South Africans will do nothing to affect the out of control mass migration as it is now. The numbers will not be reduced, instead it will simply make more room to bring in Hispanics, Muslims etc. who fill in the void. They will be given legal status that might have gone to some South Africans. In an immigration system that is already biased against Europeans the bias will only become worse.

I agree we need to stop all immigration for a generation, but until the time when we get strict control over immigration, the only thing keeping out South Africans will accomplish will be to further exaggerate the inherent bias against Whites that already exists in immigration policies. When we truly have control over foreigners entering our country, I will lead the charge to stop all immigration, but until then I am not going to support blocking people who are truly in danger of being murdered in mass for the benefit of those who only want to make more money.

These are criminal violence issues, same as El Salvador and other countries controlled by gangs, thugs and drug cartels. It is no different. We can't use crimes in their country as a reason to be a refugee.

Also, based on the article I posted and some others I read, the situation is still in the works, still being worked on, not final or resolved yet as to how this moves forward. I think they'll work it out.

Originally Posted by Judy

These are criminal violence issues, same as El Salvador and other countries controlled by gangs, thugs and drug cartels. It is no different. We can't use crimes in their country as a reason to be a refugee.

Also, based on the article I posted and some others I read, the situation is still in the works, still being worked on, not final or resolved yet as to how this moves forward. I think they'll work it out.

We have become too accustomed to accepting people that use drugs and gangs as an excuse. There is a difference between being afraid of gang violence and systematic political, racial genocide.

Additionally, with the South African black empowerment laws, whites that are not farmers, can't get jobs, so they cannot support themselves and wind up living in camps. Most of the people in the camps are children.

This video is from February 18,2018, last week.

Inside South Africa's White Displacement Camps



Published on Feb 20, 2018



#FARMLANDS Official Site: https://goo.gl/PKkfAh

Thank you so much for watching this series from South Africa. If you'd like to know more about this particular camp and how you can help, please contact Kobus Cremer at madbtech@gmail.comIf you'd like to support me in creating more projects like this one, please check out the links below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jq0GReiZyKcLauren Southern


Extra material; Lauren Southern in South Africa




Palaestra Media
]Published on Jan 22, 2018

Jonas Nilsson from Boerproject interviewing Lauren Southern about her own documentary reagarding the farm attacks in South Africa. Lauren Southernhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCla6...Boerprojectwww.boerproject.com

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YB4-VtcQK_A


South Africa is Killing the Farmlands


Lauren Southern
Published on Feb 27, 2018

#FARMLANDS Official Site: https://goo.gl/PKkfAhThank you so much for watching this series from South Africa. If you'd like to support trips like this and help us turn these stories into a full-length documentary, there are a few ways you can get involved:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odFnOOfkYCs

We have homeless people living in far worse conditions than that. It's a sad commentary but there's sadness, racism, crime, etc., all over the world. They'll have to work it out. BUT, that said, exposing it worldwide is very important because this puts pressure on the South African problem to come to solutions. But South Africa doesn't have enough jobs for all the people, they never did, that's why it was so easy for them to arrange Apartheid policies and get away with it for so long.

White Farmers Slaughtered in South Africa | Lauren Southern and Stefan Molyneux



Stefan Molyneux

Published on Feb 10, 2018

MP3: https://www.fdrpodcasts.com/#/3996/wh...Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/stefan-molyneu...Lauren Southern is an independent journalist and the author of "Barbarians: How the Baby Boomers, Immigration and Islam Screwed My Generation." Order "Barbarians: How the Baby Boomers, Immigration and Islam Screwed My Generation" now:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TfAq3LrIjg

The Truth About Nelson Mandela



Stefan Molyneux
Published on Dec 9, 2013

Nelson Mandela is portrayed in the mainstream media as a peace-loving anti-apartheid revolutionary and philanthropist. But what is the truth about Nelson Mandela?Correction: For decades, Mandela supported nationalization, but abandoned his plans after being informed of the negative effects they would likely engender.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7HyuLPWF9I


Rare Video: Nelson Mandela Speaking on Palestine [Extracts]




BDS South Africa
Published on Dec 16, 2013

1990 Town Hall Meeting with Nelson Mandela on Palestine, Cuba and other issuesThe above video is a collection of extracts from a 1990 town hall meeting, held in New York City and chaired by Ted Koppel of ABC Networks. The meeting formed part Nelson Mandela's first visit to the USA immediately following his release from prison.

A significant part of the town hall meeting focused on Nelson Mandela's advocating (on behalf of the African National Congress and the larger South African liberation struggle) for sanctions to be applied against Apartheid South Africa, his and the ANC's support for the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) as well as his close friendship with Yasser Arafat (of Palestine) and Fidel Castro (of Cuba).

The town hall meeting took place in 1990, long before the world had embraced Nelson Mandela as a "giant of justice". However, even then, when it may have been unfashionable and unpopular to support the Palestinians against, what Mandela termed, Israeli "colonialism", Mandela stood firm and resolute on his principles and the policies of the ANC - Mandela was, after all, conveying the long-standing positions held by the ANC and the larger South African liberation movement. Nelson Mandela supported the Palestinian struggle when it was unfashionable and unpopular, he was a true leader. Hamba Kahle Tata...

For more information: http://ymlp.com/zKJiYw--------------------

REFERENCES MADE BY NELSON MANDELAPLO:

The Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) was created in 1964 with the purpose of advancing the struggle for Palestinian self determination. The PLO is recognised as the "sole legitimate representative of the Palestinian people" by over 100 countries with which it holds diplomatic relations. Like South Africa's (now ruling ANC) the PLO was considered by the United States and Israel to be a terrorist organisation until 1991. In 1993 Israel officially recognised the PLO as the representative of the Palestinian people.YASSER ARAFAT: Late leader of the Palestinian people as well as chairman of the PLO.--------------------FULL VERSION OF THE INTERVIEW AND VIDEO: http://youtu.be/q6eE9BIUfBg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5TiUhhm7cQ

Land or Death: Mandela's Failed Rainbow Nation



Lauren Southern



[COLOR=var(--ytd-video-publish-date-color)]Published on Feb 10, 2018

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8-G9hMY-qk[/COLOR]

Originally Posted by Newmexican

At 4:17 she states they don't know the language...

They have been there 400 years and they don't know the language?

Disgusting!

South Africa was completely segregated. Blacks were in those awful tenement camps during Apatheid which started not the 400 years ago, but with some new idea that came around after 1913.

Originally Posted by Judy

South Africa was completely segregated. Blacks were in those awful tenement camps during Apatheid which started not the 400 years ago, but with some new idea that came around after 1913.

Her ancestors dropped the ball then.
Still disgusting...