

Ep. 1533 - Trump Takes A Stand Against Anti-White Persecution
32 snips Feb 10, 2025
Donald Trump stands up for white farmers facing persecution in South Africa, spotlighting a troubling situation. Super Bowl ads from Nike and the NFL spark controversy with their 'girl power' messaging, creating debates about women's capabilities in sports. A teen in Detroit faces serious legal consequences for home invasions, raising questions about parental responsibility. Meanwhile, a heated anti-Trump rally reveals extreme political rhetoric and confrontations, blending humor and serious cultural critique.
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The Crosses' Murder
- In 2000, elderly white farmers John and Alina Cross were murdered in South Africa after church.
- Assailants tortured Alina for 25 minutes with boiling water and John for five hours, highlighting the brutality of farm attacks.
Bias in Farm Attacks
- Farm attacks in South Africa disproportionately target elderly white people in rural areas.
- Despite this, the South African government denies anti-white racism as a motive, contradicting the demographics of victims.
Post-Apartheid Injustice
- Western elites knew that the end of apartheid in South Africa would lead to increased racial segregation and injustice.
- Critical Race Theory, advocating for equity and redistribution of resources based on race, gained traction.