While the contemporary left likes to write off the idea of “white genocide” as being some far-right conspiracy, it reads more like a political platform in South Africa.
To be frank, we’re not talking about some fringe political movement kept at arms length by the country’s mainstream political establishment. The African National Congress, the leftist party of Nelson Mandela which currently maintains a tight grip on the “rainbow nation,” has been chanting “kill the Boer” for decades now — and that song is becoming a plan of action.
White farmers in the South African countryside are routinely singled out by black gangs for robbery and murder. Instead of stepping in to remedy the situation, the ANC has green-lit a plan to strip away land from white farmers with no compensation.
Right-wing commentator and journalist Lauren Southern recently travelled to South Africa to witness the developing situation first-hand, and what she saw was absolutely chilling. She plans to release a full-length documentary on her experiences. Several of her interviews with black activists who seem to fully embrace this brutal agenda are featured on her YouTube channel.
But, why isn’t this story garnering more mainstream attention? Shouldn’t an apparent genocide attract more press? Southern herself tries to answer these questions in the video below.
~ Liberty Video News
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