Panyaza Lesufi We have made 20 more of those. By G20 morning... there will be another one. And if we can't put it up, we will rally people to hold up the sign next to the road. We will do that every morning and afternoon. We know where the G20 delegated are staying. You can't stop us all.

This billboard was unlawfully vandalized and removed by the ANC-led Johannesburg City Council. Let’s share it widely so that tens of thousands more people can see it. We will not give the ANC their way. The world must know that South Africa is the most race-regulated country in

If you have never marched for the survival of your language, if you have never prayed for the survival of your farmers, if you have never had to rebuild your destroyed schools, universities and infrastructure with your own money, if you have never begged for your history in the

Mense, dis vrolik op X vanaand...

I want to congratulate Solidarity. How many Delegates would have been able to read this banner traveling at 120km/hour on the freeway....none! How many people around the world witnessed the South African government's admission of guilt by removing it being posted on X. Millions!

Just so we’re all clear: - There are no race laws. - The Solidarity banner saying we have race laws is racist. - But the race laws are good, and we must keep them. - Whites have all the jobs and money, so we need the race laws. - Whites benefit the most from the race laws,

We have tried the ANC Government's approach for the last 31 years, and clearly, it's not working. Things haven't gotten better under the ANC, it has become a lot worse. Say what you want and bring up all the excuses you want, but the following are facts: - One of the Highest

Documentary: RACE to the bottom youtu.be/iSiOZPrptWo?si… via YouTube Now with English Subs for all my English American Brothers @ Sisters in Christ MAGA Voice Secretary Marco Rubio Karoline Leavitt GPA Assistant Secretary Kobus Wiese Steve Hofmeyr I dare you to RX, watch and give a like to this UNBIASED Docu.

The untold story at last

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If I had the time and the paint (2)

If I had the time and the paint (3)

After the first two were removed, the third one went up today. Never surrender.

Whites in SA did not create the Gini disparity. The achievement gap was glaring from the first time the cultures clashed. Redress now is wall-papering, envy and greed. And everybody knows it.

Existence is unequal. It's a beautiful thing. Everyone envies someone. It makes one strife. But to hate achievers, and subsequently insist on compensation, and then punishment, is badloser mentality.

I’m looking at this test again and trying to figure out if Franco Mostert’s tackle was more dangerous than this one. Maybe World Rugby can give us some clarity on the difference? All we want is consistency. Thoughts Breyton Paulse Kobus Wiese Victor matfield Brian O'Driscoll

Question for black South Africans: When you start a new job or career does it bother you that you were possibly chosen because the government has 142 race laws in favor of your skin color rather than your merits?

Statue of a White farmer in South Africa with his child, pistol in his hand, protecting his family. The White crosses behind them are the massacred White farmers in South Africa since 2012.

Group 1 chants about exterminating minorities, says their property has to be confiscated, presides over 140+ race laws that excludes them. Group 2 wants the chanting, the exclusion and the murdering to stop. Group 2 is accused of sowing division and pushing an agenda. Got it.

I’m not going to sugar-coat it: the #WomenForChange campaign and all the purple ribbons feel painfully performative and cringe-worthy right now. Yes, gender-based violence in South Africa is horrific. Women are murdered at roughly 5× the global average. But let’s put that in