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The very people who facilitated the invasion of this country by millions of illegal migrants for the last four years are now crying foul over 59 persecuted white South Africans coming here as refugees at the invitation of President Trump.
The Episcopal Church, which parked itself on the southern border and received $50 million a year from the Biden administration for “refugee resettlement,” has refused to help the South Africans, citing its “steadfast commitment to racial justice and reconciliation.”
Thousands of white farming families in South Africa have been robbed, raped, tortured and murdered in the most gruesome way as racial unrest escalates.
A South African farmer, most of whom are white, is three times more likely to be killed than a police officer, according to civil rights group AfriForum.
About 7% of South Africans are white, down from a peak of 22% early last century.
The government of ANC leader President Cyril Ramaphosa passed a law last year to confiscate their land without compensation.
And yet, according to Sean Rowe, the boss of the Episcopal Church, the South Africans are not worthy of refugee status, unlike the fake asylum seekers and economic refugees his church has been showering with taxpayer money.
“It’s against what we stand for to help white refugees fleeing South Africa,” he declared in a self-damning statement.
“Our church has a long commitment to racial justice and reconciliation …
“We can’t be ourselves in the Episcopal Church and take this step of resettling white Afrikaners from South Africa.”
What is that but racism?
Elitist attitude
His attitude is of a piece with the condescending, elitist attitude of Washington, DC, Episcopal Bishop the Right Rev. Mariann Edgar Budde when she beclowned herself at an interfaith service at Trump’s inauguration by lecturing the new president about migrants, whom she described as “the people who pick our crops [and] wash the dishes.” --->READ MORE HERE
President Trump accused South Africa Monday of engaging in “genocide” against its white minority as the first planeload of Afrikaners granted refugee status touched down in the US.
“It is a genocide that is taking place that you people don’t want to write about,” Trump told reporters at the White House before signing an executive order meant to reduce drug prices.
“It’s a terrible thing that’s taking place and farmers are being killed,” he added. “They happen to be white, but whether they are white or black makes no difference to me.”
Trump signed an executive order Feb. 7 freezing aid to South Africa in response to a law passed last year allowing the majority black government to “seize ethnic minority Afrikaners’ agricultural property without compensation,” in the words of the White House.
Exactly a month later, the president announced that “any farmer” fleeing South Africa can come to America and receive a “rapid pathway” to citizenship.
On Monday, 49 Afrikaners, descendants of primarily Dutch settlers who arrived at the southern tip of Africa in the mid-1600s, landed at Dulles International Airport in northern Virginia.
The US gave South Africa more than $320 million in fiscal year 2024, mostly for health and humanitarian aid.
The Expropriation Act of 2024 was enacted following a 2017 study that found white South Africans controlled about 75% of individually-owned farms more than two decades after the end of apartheid — despite making up just 7% of South Africa’s population. --->READ MORE HEREFollow link below to a relevant story:
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