Undercurrents Dr. Ernst Roets: Trump is right about ‘white genocide’ in South Africa
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Jul 25, 2025 
Dr. Ernst Roets, a South African filmmaker, author, and activist, engages in a thoughtful discussion about the overlooked realities of South Africa. He highlights the alarming frequency of farm murders and the political complexities fueling this violence. Roets also explores racial politics, touching on the experience of the Boer community and the challenges faced in applying Western ideals to South Africa’s unique context. Additionally, he reflects on the Afrikaner people's deep cultural ties to their homeland and potential asylum options amid ongoing crises.
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South Africa Ahead of the West
- South Africa's racial and cultural strife is ahead of the West, not behind it.
- It serves as a cautionary example for Western countries implementing similar policies.
South African Government Racism
- South African government is overtly racist with over 140 racial laws enforcing inequality.
- Top leaders openly promote racial discrimination and justify incitement of violence.
Unique Violence Against Farmers
- Farm murders are uniquely brutal, frequent, and targeted crimes in South Africa.
- Politicians actively encourage violence against farmers, making it a distinct and alarming issue.
