Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Friday South African The country no longer welcomes the U.S. ambassador, who also calls him a “race bait” politician, said the commander-in-chief hated the U.S. and the president after leading the global white supremacist movement.
On Thursday, South African Ambassador Ambrahim Rasool addressed the Mapgubwe Strategic Reflection Institute (MISTRA) in Johannesburg, while explaining Trump’s opposition to his national expropriation law and its anti-Israel position.
Trump’s movement to make America great again is a response to white supremacy in the U.S. population changing, he said
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South Africa’s Ebrahim Rasool’s Cape Town Press Club in South Africa delivered a speech on December 15, 2020. (Brenton Geach/Gallo images via Getty Images)
“Donald Trump launched an attack on the current, the people in power, by mobilizing supremacy to the current, and at home, I think I also explain it abroad,” he said. “So, in terms of supremacy violations, we see this in the domestic politics of the United States, the magazine movement, which makes the American movement again outstanding, not only is a response to the supremacy instinct, but also to very clear data that voters who vote in the United States are expected to be 48% of the white American voters.”
Rubio blows up Rasool’s speech in an article on X.
“South Africa is no longer welcomed by the South African ambassador in our great country.” secretary explain. “Emrahim Rasool is a racially seductive politician who hates America and hates @potus. We don’t need to discuss it with him, so he is seen as the character nongrata.”
Trump criticized South Africa’s land acquisition law, which allows the government to seize land without compensation. In February, Trump issued an executive order that imposed penalties on South Africa.
The order states: “In a shocking disregard for its civil rights, the Republic of South Africa recently issued Volume 13 of 2024, enabling the South African government to seize agricultural property of South African minority Africa Dutch without compensation.”
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio left and President Donald Trump addressed a cabinet meeting at the White House in Washington, D.C. on February 26. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
“It is the U.S. policy that, as long as South Africa continues to undermine these unjust and immoral practices in our country: (a) the United States shall not provide assistance or assistance to South Africa; and (b) the United States shall promote the resettlement of Dutch refugees in South Africa to evade government use of racial discrimination, including racial discrimination property.”
The order also aims at South Africa’s position Oppose IsraelIt accused the genocide of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip in the International Court of Justice and revitalizes its relations with Iran to develop commercial, military and nuclear arrangements.
“The United States cannot support the South African government in its country or its policies that undermine U.S. foreign policy, which poses a national security threat to our country, our allies, our country. African Partnersand our interests. ” said the order.
Flags of the United States and South Africa are shown on the joint building in Pretoria, South Africa. (Stephane de sakutin/afp via Getty image)
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The South African government claims that white people of all backgrounds, not only Afrikaans, but still own about 70% of South African land. The government record says in the record that the Expropriation Act is only used to take the land needed from people of any color when the owner refuses to sell it (such as a new school), and even then there will be “fair, fair compensation.”
