“Kill the Boer…The Farmer!” – Radical South African Political Leader Calls for Executing White People While Massive Crowd Dances and Echoes His Cries (VIDEO)

The Gateway Pundit ^ | July 31, 2023 | Cullen Linebarger

[Perseverando]

Credit: SABC News Twitter Screenshot

Apartheid was never truly abolished in South Africa, the races were just reversed. One could even argue it is worse today.

On Saturday, Julius Malema, the leader of the far-left Economic Freedom Fighter (EFF) party, led a huge crowd in chants of “Kill the Boer.” The term Boer is an Afrikaan and Durtch referring to white farmers.

As the Gateway Pundit has reported previously, white farmers are facing potential genocide thanks to “leaders” like Malema. His supporters say they are ready to kill or die for the white-owned land.

The video shows Malema dancing and and then he begins singing in Afrikaans before switching to English. He can be heard shouting the following words multiple times:

Shoot to kill. Kill the Boer! The farmer!

He concludes his sick rant by making gun noises. The bloodthirsty audience echoes his cries throughout.

WATCH:

South Africa’s black party sings “kill the Boer (Whites), kill the White farmer”. pic.twitter.com/JdPg9Okgnj

— Truthseeker (@Xx17965797N) July 30, 2023

The Democratic Alliance (DA), a centrist opposition party, announced that they will be filing a case in front of the United Nations (UN) against both the EFF and the African National Congress (ANC), which currently rules South Africa.

Here are the details from DA leader John Steenhuisen:

The first element of our UN case will focus on Malema’s repeated incitement of ethnic violence.

The second element will charge the ANC national government before the UN over its years-long failure to take action against their one-time protégé even as brutal farm murders continue to escalate in the wake of Malema’s demagoguery.

[Blennos]

I believe a significant cause of racial animosity is intentional incitement of such by governments using this as a method of consolidating power. On a personal level, I, and probably most us, judge a person by their actions and not by their genetics.

[MinorityRepublican]

Apartheid was not sustainable in the long run. Eventually, it would have turned into a situation like Haiti. Every black person would be trying to kill the Boer. The Afrikaners realized that. So they made peace with Nelson Mandela and that bought them some time, at least.

Elon Musk saw the writing on the wall and got the F out.

[MinorityRepublican]

I believe a significant cause of racial animosity is intentional incitement of such by governments using this as a method of consolidating power.

We were making a lot of progress until Obama became President. And here we are. It's kind of sad.

[CodeToad]

“Having spent a fair amount of time in SA...including recently”

Quick question: Do you see SA as a dangerous place, maybe some places are and some aren’t?

[cgbg]

“blacks and whites in the Deep South are far less segregated than anywhere else in America”

I agree and I live in CT. We are stunningly segregated—but the hardest core segregation is to our north in Massachusetts.

Most of the small towns and smaller suburbs in MA have 1% or less blacks in them.

[Perseverando]

Most of the small towns and smaller suburbs in MA have 1% or less blacks in them.

Yes, I hear that's a much talked about, and very disturbing point of contention on Martha's Vineyard. Oh, the problems of the rich and famous!

[cgbg]

Martha’s Vineyard is just one example—there are dozens and dozens of these Whitopia towns all over MA.

The state has taken hypocrisy and turned it into an art form.

[Perseverando]

The state has taken hypocrisy and turned it into an art form.

Yes, I can sense their white guilt all the way down here in South Carolina.

[Gay State Conservative]

Although *we* had no problems in 2017 I'd say that given what I actually saw there at that time (which would take time to describe) combined with what I've read and heard of the current situation I can pretty much say I'll never go back.

It's my understanding that *today* one can be the victim of a violent crime...at any time of day...even in affluent areas like the one we stayed in,or in major cities (Johannesburg is said to be *completely* lawless today),or in rural areas.

[Blennos]

We were making a lot of progress until Obama became President. And here we are. It's kind of sad.

Agree completely.

[CodeToad]

Thanks. That is one area I have never been.

[nopardons]

I well remember those threads; however, there was also a decent sized group, here, back then, who were either Boers, had family members who were, or had extended family still living there and that group posted the hard, cold FACTS about Mandela, the damned COMMIE ANC, and the factual history of that nation.

the posters who heaped abuse on you and others were those who knew almost NOTHING at all about RSA, Mandela, etc., but boy did they love to post uneducated GARBAGE!

[Jimmy Valentine]

I never thought that “Heart of Darkness” by Conrad would be a users manual. So sad to see.

[wardaddy]

Thank you for the honesty

I lived in Manhattan 80s

Back when east 96 and west 125 was where Comanche lands began to the north
Patsys was a dangerous journey

And lower east side and alphabet city off limits too

Sammy’s Rumanian was a risk

It’s moved further north on the east side

Brooklyn was rough too then outside heights and park slope

Now it’s hipster land

Jackson Mississippi should be a National Geographic tour for this decay

Bucolic in my youth till late 80s when the cliff dive began

[cgbg]

I am on some “racist” sites from time to time—and they keep saying “where can I move” and I keep telling them “Massachusetts” and I prove it with numbers.

I always ignore what people say and watch what they do.

Here is a fairly typical upscale Massachusetts exurb:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamilton,_Massachusetts

They have less than one half of one percent blacks.

[riri]

He's not wrong. I have been saying it for, probably 5-6 years now.