By Jaz McKay
Cyril Ramaphosa, South Africa’s president, claims his government isn’t anti-White, the blood-soaked reality of White genocide proves otherwise, and I’m sick of his excuses. Make no mistake, Ramaphosa is a bald face liar.
On May 13, 2025, he called White South Africans “cowards” for seeking U.S. refugee status, insisting crime, not race, is the issue, per BBC reports, and doubled down on May 21 during a White House meeting with Trump, denying any “genocide” against White farmers while defending firebrands like Julius Malema who sing “Shoot the Boer” which means the same as “Kill the Whites.”
Keep in mind that Ramaphosa signed a law in January 2025 to seize privately owned land without compensation when it’s “in the public interest,” disproportionately targeting White farmers who own most of the best farmland, over 30 years after apartheid ended.
The violence is staggering: the Transvaal Agricultural Union of South Africa reports 635 farm murders from 2014 to 2024, averaging 63 per year, with 50 in 2023 and 32 in 2024, often involving torture, like the May 14, 2025, attack where a White farmer was murdered and his fiancée gang-raped by six men, linked to those inflammatory chants Ramaphosa refuses to condemn. A 2003 Freedom Front report pegged the farm murder rate at 274 per 100,000, compared to a national rate of 61 per 100,000, a level of violence rivaling cartel-plagued countries like Mexico, where the murder rate hovers around 28 per 100,000, per 2023 UN data.
When Afrikaner groups like the Solidarity Movement praised Trump for exposing this crisis globally, Ramaphosa’s government dismissed them as unpatriotic, even threatening White farmers with prison for treason if they speak out. Thank God recently 59 White South Africans were granted U.S. refugee status and 70,000 more are seeking asylum because they fear for their lives. I say bring them in.
South African government data from 2015 to 2017 shows 58 to 74 farm murders annually out of 20,000 national murders, and while AgriSA noted a drop in 2018 to a 20-year low, the attacks remain gruesome, with farmers organizing armed patrols due to police failure, as the EFF openly condones race-based violence.
Ramaphosa’s denials are a sham, his government is complicit in this White genocide, and we must help these persecuted farmers escape to America, where they’ll work hard and pledge allegiance to the USA, unlike the gang-banging terrorists from Central America like MS-13 who bring crime and chaos across our borders.