Ernst Roets: Attacks on Whites in South Africa, Attempts to Hide It, and Trump’s Plan to End It
Mar 3, 2025
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Ernst Roets, a South African political commentator and activist, delves into the harsh realities of his homeland. He highlights the alarming rise of violence against white farmers and critiques the Western media's silence on the issue. Roets discusses Nelson Mandela's complex legacy, challenging oversimplified narratives. He also explores the moral responsibilities of the West in addressing South Africa's struggles, including rising crime rates and mob justice, while advocating for greater self-determination among minority communities.
The podcast reveals that despite global admiration for Nelson Mandela, the complex reality of modern South Africa is often ignored.
Listeners learn how government policies, such as Black Economic Empowerment, have failed to realize genuine economic progress for the majority.
Discussion highlights a worrying rise in racially charged violence against white farmers, reflecting a disturbing shift in societal acceptance of such ideologies.
The narrative emphasizes the importance of civil disobedience as communities rally together to resist oppressive policies in the face of adversity.
Deep dives
The Current State of South Africa
The discussion highlights that many Americans' perception of South Africa stagnated in 1994 with the end of apartheid, leading to a lack of awareness of the country's ongoing challenges. While Nelson Mandela remains a revered figure in the U.S., the harsh realities of modern South Africa, including rising government corruption and systemic racism, are often overlooked. Recent events have illuminated a grim situation, wherein the government is accused of pursuing policies that many view as genocidally racist. Advocacy for change is growing, as it becomes clear that the truth about South Africa's tumultuous state must be acknowledged.
Historical Context and Political Failures
The historical relationship between South Africa and the U.S. involved significant cooperation during the 1990s, but may have led to misguided expectations about post-apartheid governance. Samuel Huntington's caution against assuming Democratic ideals would be embraced in Africa proved prophetic as the ANC, while presenting itself as a liberator, used democratic structures to promote non-democratic objectives. Legislation like Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) has failed to deliver true economic empowerment and reflects a shift toward a more socialist ideology. This disassociation between constitutional rights and lived reality underscores the disconnect within South Africa's political landscape.
The Reality of Nelson Mandela's Legacy
While Nelson Mandela is venerated internationally, his imprisonment and the ethos of the ANC warrant a deeper understanding. The narrative around Mandela often oversimplifies his actions, neglecting the violent tactics employed by the ANC, such as attacks on civilians, to gain political power. The glorification of Mandela often ignores the historical context, including the significant violence leading up to the end of apartheid. Recognizing this complexity helps challenge the monolithic depiction of liberation leaders and highlights the necessity of accountability.
Winnie Mandela and the Dark Side of Leadership
Winnie Mandela, often celebrated in the West, exemplifies the troubling duality of resistance leaders, as she was implicated in violent acts during apartheid. While the ANC initially commanded respect, it later revealed a darker history, including her involvement in heinous acts justified by political fervor. Her notorious endorsement of violent tactics poses essential questions about the moral purity often attributed to individuals in liberation movements. Deconstructing her image is crucial to understanding the broader narrative surrounding leadership during South Africa's tumultuous past.
Economic Collapse and Social Disparities
South Africa’s economic decline contrasts sharply with its status as a prosperous society in the early 1990s. Today, most sectors are deteriorating, except for the tax collection system. The majority of tax revenue is drawn from a small, economically active demographic while a large proportion of the population receives government grants, which exacerbates economic disparities. This imbalance leads to increasing social tensions and highlights the failure of the government to fulfil essential obligations toward its citizens.
The Rise of Racially Motivated Violence
The narrative surrounding violence in South Africa has shifted, with increased reports of racially motivated attacks against white farmers, often framed in political rhetoric. The targeting of farmers is accompanied by chants that incite violence, revealing a troubling acceptance of such ideologies in public discourse. While the government may condemn these acts, the lack of effective policing allows for a culture of impunity to flourish. These developments pose a dire threat to community safety and emphasize the urgent need to address the escalating levels of violence.
Civil Disobedience and Resistance Movements
Communities in South Africa face a stark choice: compliance with increasingly oppressive government policies or civil disobedience. Recent historical instances of successful civil disobedience demonstrate the potential for organized communities to resist unjust legislation and systemic oppression. The widespread refusal to comply with discriminatory policies reflects a robust resilience among the population, with citizens rallying together despite the risk of government backlash. This grassroots movement serves as a beacon of hope amid the prevailing chaos, emphasizing that organized communities can effectively defend their rights and identities.
South Africa is what happens when you take DEI seriously, which is why the western media pretend it’s not happening. Ernst Roets on what’s going on there right now.
(00:00) South Africa Is Falling Apart
(04:03) The True Story of Nelson Mandela
(08:50) Perfect Example of the Failures of Communism
(12:34) The Killing of Whites in South Africa
(25:01) The West’s Role in the Destruction of South Africa
(29:02) The Origins of the Afrikaner People
(37:40) Europe’s Propaganda War and Concentration Camps
