Jootube manyak laju.

https://www.youtube.com/live/JASynnhfjRE

This same people join the Pro Palestine protests

He probably lives in the states now.

If not an american surely on some form of long term visa

SA is a waste. Even the most politically correct channel calls it a failed state and extremely corrupt. From f-ed up power supply to looming water shortage not to mention the crime and the urban decay. They wont mention the GDP growth under apartheid and will always give context that things are better than apartheid but they also cannot hold back on the shit it has become.

Mandela didnt bust out of prison and unite the ppl for this shit

Trump's image of dead 'white farmers' came from Reuters footage in Congo, not South Africa
    World
    Friday, 23 May 2025
    3:58 AM MYT


FILE PHOTO: U.S. President Donald Trump shows a copy of an article that he said its about white South Africans who had been killed, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., U.S., May 21, 2025. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque/File Photo

JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump showed a screenshot of Reuters video taken in the Democratic Republic of Congo as part of what he falsely presented on Wednesday as evidence of mass killings of white South Africans.

"These are all white farmers that are being buried," said Trump, holding up a print-out of an article accompanied by the picture during a contentious Oval Office meeting with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa.

In fact, the video, published by Reuters on February 3 and subsequently verified by the news agency's fact check team, showed humanitarian workers lifting body bags in the Congolese city of Goma. The image was pulled from Reuters footage shot following deadly battles with Rwanda-backed M23 rebels.

The blog post showed to Ramaphosa by Trump during the White House meeting was published by American Thinker, a conservative online magazine, about conflict and racial tensions in South Africa and Congo.

The post did not caption the image but identified it as a "YouTube screen grab" with a link to a video news report about Congo on YouTube, which credited Reuters.

The White House did not respond to a request for comment. Andrea Widburg, managing editor at American Thinker and the author of the post in question, wrote in reply to a Reuters query that Trump had "misidentified the image."

She added, however, that the post, which referred to what it called Ramaphosa's "dysfunctional, race-obsessed Marxist government", had "pointed out the increasing pressure placed on white South Africans."

The footage from which the picture was taken shows a mass burial following an M23 assault on Goma, filmed by Reuters video journalist Djaffar Al Katanty.

"That day, it was extremely difficult for journalists to get in ... I had to negotiate directly with M23 and coordinate with the ICRC to be allowed to film," Al Katanty said. "Only Reuters has video."

Al Katanty said seeing Trump holding the article with the screengrab of his video came as a shock.

"In view of all the world, President Trump used my image, used what I filmed in DRC to try to convince President Ramaphosa that in his country, white people are being killed by Black people," Al Katanty said.

Ramaphosa visited Washington this week to try to mend ties with the United States after persistent criticism from Trump in recent months over South Africa's land laws, foreign policy, and alleged bad treatment of its white minority, which South Africa denies.

Trump interrupted the televised meeting with Ramaphosa to play a video, which he said showed evidence of genocide of white farmers in South Africa. This conspiracy theory, which has circulated in far-right chat rooms for years, is based on false claims.

Trump then proceeded to flip through printed copies of articles that he said detailed murders of white South Africans, saying "death, death, death, horrible death".

Source: https://www.thestar.com.my/news/world/2025/...ot-south-africa

No one is saying that using the wrong photo means there is no white killings in South Africa.

Just that it weakens your credibility using the wrong images.

Malaysia has a problem with haze, but using pictures of a bushfire in Greece to describe it would make as much sense as using pictures of Congo to describe what is happening in South Africa.

The question is, is it to the level where you take them in as refugees

The ethnic Chinese in Malaysia face many problems, but not to the level that qualify for refugee status

Well, you wouldn't know if you read Australian Asylum Tribunal Cases. What they claim you'd believe that Malaysian Chinese are being actively persecuted.

Go and read Australian Asylum tribunal cases

"The police are mostly Malay and wouldn't protect me"
"Our family business was attacked by Malay gangsters and the police who are mostly Malay wouldn't protect us"
"My family business was too successful so the government took it away and gave it to the Malays"
"The tried to force me to convert to Islam and if I didn't, they would burn down my house"

As I said, the Afrikans of South Africa have problems, but they are not at the level where they meet the threshold for asylum.

But if someone in Australia stands up and say that the Malaysian Chinese face racist attacks and "fear of being killed", people who don't know how things are, will lap it up.

Believe it or not, those cases don't qualify for refugee status

"The police are mostly Malay and wouldn't protect me" is not grounds for asylum

"Our family business was attacked by Malay gangsters and the police who are mostly Malay wouldn't protect us" is not grounds for asylum

Even "The tried to force me to convert to Islam and if I didn't, they would burn down my house"  is is not grounds for asylum

As I said, go and read some real Asylum cases

How to "recognise (white) south african as refugees" when they don't meet the threshold?

The fact that 1, 2, 10, 100, 1000, of them are killed, as tragic as it is, is not grounds for asylum.

Else the non's can pull out plenty of news reports of non's being killed in Malaysia and claim asylum (in the US)

South Africa has a crime problem

Its not just the Afrikans with "heavy walled houses with armed private security"

The rich black South African's (yes they exist) also live in neighbourhoods with "heavy walled houses with armed private security" and armed escort

As I said, South Africa has a crime problem, the Afrikans have their problems in South Africa, but they are not to the level where they need to be rescued as refugees.

As I said, Afrikan's have always been able to apply for asylum in the US. Some do. But mostly they don't. Because they know they don't meet the threshold.

But they're quite happy to let people who don't know the situation take up their cudgels.

As I said, if someone who knows nothing about Malaysia except on what they read of asylum claims, they would also believe that Malaysia is a hell-hole for ethnic Chinese.

Same thing here: people who don't know about South Africa except what a very rich man tells them, they would also believe that South Africa is a hell-hole for Afrikans.

I'm not denying that the Afrikans in South Africa face problems, in the same way I'm not denying that the non's in Malaysia face problems.

But those who know, will know that the truth is a lot more nuanced than qualifying for asylum
Really? The reminders of May 13, when people literally died, everytime someone wants to make a point, in Malaysia, don't count?

https://www.thevibes.com/articles/news/7821...osted-on-tiktok
https://theedgemalaysia.com/article/hadi%E2...%E2%80%94-anwar
https://sg.news.yahoo.com/film-1969-malaysi...-040642010.html

And this is why serf's can't be (asylum court) judges

The public's understanding of what asylum law is vs what is actually is, is too far apart IMO

That's still not the threshold for asylum

No different to Malaysian politicians blaming the non's for their problems

But but but it is obvious that it qualifies for asylum wor!

As I said, perception vs reality.

There is a perception that the Democrats "let millions in every year just by walking in without any process"

And yet the data shows that there were more deportations under Obama and Biden's term than during Trump's first term

Last 40 years. Noticed that? The question is are things getting worse? They are many stories that SA is going down the toilet. It’s perfectly plausible that killing of whites are getting worse in recent times.

Seriously, you can say that with a straight face?

So when was PAS'es Zul Huzaimy charged when he wanted to “slaughter infidels” ?

PAS is a upcoming party, where it's leader Abdul Hadi Awang has called for violence against certain ethnic groups, invoking God’s power in punishing certain ethnic groups by eliminating them: police investigation and charge mana?

https://www.malaymail.com/news/malaysia/202...te-speech/40286

You take one speech from one politician in South Africa, and extrapolate to to the problems Afrikans face

On your own metric can take two (double mah) speeches from PAS, and the non's now have a right to asylum in the US

"Its not 2 politicians from PAS, Malay's feel the same against the non's"