South African Council Asks Trump to Resettle White Farmers in US.
The INJEJE Yabenguni council has urged former US President Donald Trump to provide land in America for South African white farmers. Trump made this request after posting social media comments about South African land issues.
The council stated that most indigenous South Africans reject white people as their representatives. They also dismissed America's authority to influence South African policies.
"American investments benefit the white minority business class, leaving Indigenous people as laborers," the council declared. They added that US economic threats mean little to people living in poverty, as a small group of Trump allies accumulates wealth.
The council emphasized that South Africa's true landowners are the people of Monarchs and Royal Leadership Institutions. They described the current situation as land stolen through violence from hospitable indigenous populations.
"We invite Trump to allocate land for all whites in South Africa, regardless of their origin," the statement continued. The council proposed America should accept concerned white farmers, offering them land and funding for new farms away from South African issues.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa responded firmly to Trump's involvement. He advised Trump to "stick around there in the White House" and address American domestic matters instead.
Trump had threatened to suspend aid and impose sanctions on South Africa, citing alleged mistreatment of white residents who stayed after apartheid ended.
The INJEJE Yabenguni council has urged former US President Donald Trump to provide land in America for South African white farmers. Trump made this request after posting social media comments about South African land issues.
The council stated that most indigenous South Africans reject white people as their representatives. They also dismissed America's authority to influence South African policies.
"American investments benefit the white minority business class, leaving Indigenous people as laborers," the council declared. They added that US economic threats mean little to people living in poverty, as a small group of Trump allies accumulates wealth.
The council emphasized that South Africa's true landowners are the people of Monarchs and Royal Leadership Institutions. They described the current situation as land stolen through violence from hospitable indigenous populations.
"We invite Trump to allocate land for all whites in South Africa, regardless of their origin," the statement continued. The council proposed America should accept concerned white farmers, offering them land and funding for new farms away from South African issues.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa responded firmly to Trump's involvement. He advised Trump to "stick around there in the White House" and address American domestic matters instead.
Trump had threatened to suspend aid and impose sanctions on South Africa, citing alleged mistreatment of white residents who stayed after apartheid ended.
