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

I think the South African government will get together with the banks who hold loans on the property and work out partial takings so that the Afrikaners retain some of the property and the South Africans take some of it. There are some number of Afrikaners that aren't impacted, those who bought land prior to 1913. The ones impacted are those who somehow stole it through Apartheid procedures after 1913.

Whatever the issues are, the US needs to stay out of it and make it clear we are taking absolutely no refugees.

Originally Posted by Judy

I think the South African government will get together with the banks who hold loans on the property and work out partial takings so that the Afrikaners retain some of the property and the South Africans take some of it. There are some number of Afrikaners that aren't impacted, those who bought land prior to 1913. The ones impacted are those who somehow stole it through Apartheid procedures after 1913.

Whatever the issues are, the US needs to stay out of it and make it clear we are taking absolutely no refugees.

I don't think South Africa is a real country anyway. South Africa was being strangled by many nations not doing business with them.
My theory is that the S.A. elites thought of a plan to get relief. They would control most of the resources and they would end Apartheid so
the foreign money and investments will start pouring into the country. Can you name a person that got out of prison and
went directly to the presidency? I can't. Mandela was a sure pick to distract everyone and to get the money flowing again.

Side note: Ronald Reagan and Thatcher loved South African's leaders. I'm glad they are both dead.

There wasn't anything Reagan or Thatcher could do. It's something the South Africans have to work out. There's a lot of strategic interests in South Africa, and none of those interests are in the people of South Africa. It's just the way it is. SAD! We have 50 states, with most of them in trouble in one way or another. There are almost 200 countries around the world who all have their own issues. Until we take care of all of our 50 states, we can't be taking care of other countries. Americans are exhausted, broke, and tired of war. Yet, we have a big one on the horizon that will involve an invasion and refugees all over the place. So sorry Afrikaners, there's just nothing we can do for you at this time.