Posted on 08/29/2026 5:03:52 PM PDT by neverevergiveup
Posted to stimulate a discussion of the comment "Demographics defines culture, AND labor practices define demographics". This comment was made by a South African farmer who is trying to maintain his farm and stay alive.
This is a vanity somewhat, but this was the first time I heard the above quote, and I think it is highly relevant to what too many of our industry / corporate leaders have done by bringing in H1B workers and off shoring jobs. I think that labor practices truly do have a defining effect on demographics, and demographics can have a profound if not defining effect on a society, a culture, and a nation.
btt
We need a welcoming committee for them. Churches and share cropper farm opportunities to get them started. Put them in midwestern purple states. I’d have working automobiles to help them hit the ground running.
Then there’s Hawaii. Restore the monarchy and eliminate statehood with it’s 2 senators. Native Hawaiians will turn to the GOP. I keep posting it here.
Question to DuckDuckGo:
What is the program President Trump has been using to help South African farmers emigrate to the United States?
Answer:
It is a special refugee-resettlement initiative for Afrikaners, often called “Mission South Africa.” It operates through the United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP), with applications expedited for mainly white South Africans—including farmers—who claim persecution or racial discrimination.
Trump established the exception through an executive order signed on February 7, 2025, after broadly suspending refugee admissions. The program is not a special agricultural-worker visa or ordinary immigration pathway; approved applicants enter as refugees and receive federally supported resettlement assistance.
So the blacks KILL WHITE FARMERS, take their land and STARVE because they do NOT know how to farm. Do NOT come begging for food from the US.
Very sad. Thank you, President Trump.
Although I’m against foreign immigration on the scale I’ve witnessed in my lifetime.
Bringing over people that know how to farm, in a country that is urban centric and doesn’t want anything to do with our agriculture sector:
The time might be right to bring in “the talent.”
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