Theo

[Skye @SkyeZedA]

South Africa’s president is a multibillionaire with 31 properties and a R3.5 million annual salary, paid for with struggling taxpayers’ hard-earned money.

Our ministers and government officials also receive multi-million-rand salaries, live in mansions, wine and dine lavishly, and spend billions on private security.

Our government has also looted trillions from hard-working South Africans to buy expensive whisky, Louis Vuitton and Lamborghinis.

But the UN will never say a word about any of this.

[Khwezi 👨🏾‍💻 @Khwezi_bass]

SARS is the devil, okes. No way. We’re being punished for working hard, only to watch our money fund corruption. This is actually insane.

[Sir Lebona Cabonena @LCabonena]

They have killed more people than apartheid; more people are living in poverty than under apartheid.

Over 100 women are raped every day under their watch.

Corruption and looting are running rampant.

Over 90 South Africans are murdered every day under their watch.

Our borders are porous.

Illegal cigarettes and drugs are everywhere.

They have implemented over 141 racist laws to discriminate against minority.

They killed Marikana mine workers.

They murdered over 110 mentally ill people.

They murdered Andries Tetane.

Do you want more????

[Zayin - Faith & Freedom @Zayin_7_119]

🇺🇸❤️ GUESS WHO GOT HER VERY FIRST PAYCHECK IN AMERICA!!! 🥹🥳

MEEEEEE!!! 😂🙋‍♀️

Exactly 11 weeks after arriving in the United States, I received my first American paycheck today! 🥹❤️🇺🇸

Okay, okay... I know my husband beat me to it. The man is already on paycheck number THREE. 🙄🤣🤣 But I'm celebrating mine anyway!

There's something about seeing that first paycheck that makes this whole journey feel a little more real.

Eleven weeks ago we arrived with our suitcases and started rebuilding our lives from scratch.

New country.

New home.

Kids starting new schools.

Learning how EVERYTHING works. 😂

Job hunting.

Interviews.

And eventually... a job that I genuinely LOVE. ❤️

And now my very first paycheck. 🥹

It's not really about the money. It's about what it represents.

Another little piece of our new life falling into place.

We're working. We're providing for our family. We're building again. And we're incredibly grateful for the opportunity to do it. ❤️

God has been so incredibly faithful through every step of this journey. 🙏✝️

11 weeks. First American paycheck.
I'm celebrating this one! 😂🥳🇺🇸❤️

Now excuse me while I stare at my bank account for absolutely no reason other than IT'S MY FIRST PAYCHECK. 🤣🤣🤣

[La-Ndlovu @destiny_ndlovu]

In South Africa, if you have a criminal record, you cannot be employed, but you must vote. But here’s the kicker: if you have a criminal record but have people vote for you, you can still be an MP and serve in Parliament. 🤭😂

[Ian Cameron @IanCameron23]

Christine Robinson’s case is one I will never forget.

Christine was a retired British teacher who had made South Africa her home. After her husband died, she continued running the game lodge they had built together near Thabazimbi.

On 30 July 2014, Christine was raped and murdered at that lodge.

Andrew Ndlovu fled after the attack. Years passed, but Christine’s family never stopped looking for him.

I became personally involved with the family, following leads and trying to find him. Six years to the day after Christine was murdered, a tip-off following another social media appeal led us to Johannesburg.

Together with SAPS members, led by W/O Crewe and former police officer Colonel Sakkie Louwrens, we found Ndlovu that very evening in Johannesburg and arrested him.

I will never forget that day. The feeling of satisfaction to tell a family that we got him!

But even an arrest was only the beginning of the road to justice.

Almost eight years after Christine’s murder, Ndlovu finally stood trial. His DNA linked him to the crime and in April 2022 he was convicted of rape and murder. He ultimately received two life sentences.

Christine’s family waited almost eight years for that moment.

Their persistence is something I will always remember.

A case does not become less important because the headlines disappear. A victim does not matter less because years have passed.

Sometimes justice requires people who simply refuse to stop looking.

This is why we do what we do. 🙏🏼

IC

[RaiZel @landbourainier]

🚨HIRE BY RACE OR PAY THE FINE. ONE YEAR. THIS IS A DISGRACE‼️‼️

1 September 2025 the ANC locked race and gender numerical targets onto every workplace with 50+ staff. Today is 25 September 2026 and the law is live. White men without disabilities are written out of “designated groups”🔥 Some sectors demand 95.9% designated-group staff at skilled level. Miss the numbers and they fine you R1.5 million or 2% of turnover or up to 10% if you dare repeat it‼️

Courts refused the urgent interdict, the quotas stay.
Afrikaner businesses now operate under racial hiring and procurement targets that treat headcount by race as a compliance duty🔥 Promotions follow the same logic, the best candidate can lose to the required demographic outcome. Merit is not banned, it is simply no longer decisive‼️

Section 9 of the Constitution, this policy is a power grab against a minority that still builds, farms and employs🔥

Call it what it is, this is state racism with a government stamp, employment is determined by racial classification rather than by individual merit. Our black president Cyril Ramaphosa is a “Racist” ‼️‼️

[Joe Emilio @Joe_Emilio_]

Words can’t describe the impact this project has.

For every farmer, for every South African. RIP Hennie Barnard

This project is for you and many others. Your voices will be heard.

[Amreil @Amreil7]

THE TRUTH ABOUT FARM MURDERS IN SOUTH AFRICA IS BEING TOLD IN WASHINGTON, D.C. TODAY.

On 25 September 2026, survivors and grieving families are speaking for themselves at the White Cross Project Conference.

Tomorrow, approximately 3,000 white crosses will be planted on the National Mall, facing the White House.

Each cross will carry the name of someone murdered during a South African farm attack.

A name.

A life.

A family left behind.

Please begin by taking a moment to watch this clip from Crossed Out: Confronting Persecution in South Africa, a documentary film by Lex Libertas. Full documentary available at:
https://t.co/avASC9zy5T

Then please listen to more of the stories in Col. Chris Wyatt’s YouTube channel here:

https://t.co/we88NIrhOF

https://t.co/cj26tqqO8u

The White Cross Project Conference can also be viewed online through @LexLibertasYT or @ColonelChrisWyatt.

⚠️ Warning: These videos contain disturbing accounts of violent crime and rape.

#FarmMurders #WhiteCrossProject #GodBlessTheUSA

[Theo @RTS1043]

@Vukosi91637779 Traditional, since when?

[Theo @RTS1043]

@arguablysomaya They are educated, can think for themselves

[Theo @RTS1043]

@Marty2628 Seker weer woolworths, niks verbaas meer nie

[Theo @RTS1043]

@NolwaziNkomo5 Silence is so underrated

[Theo @RTS1043]

@PieterDuToit Nobody cares

[Theo @RTS1043]

@LadyM1306 Good for them!

[Theo @RTS1043]

@SkyeZedA BEE doing it's thing

[Theo @RTS1043]

@88KOS Stick to making songs, politics is not for everyone.

[Theo @RTS1043]

@kgotsomaphike @DigitalNomadSA Have you opened a case at saps for theft? Case number?

[Theo @RTS1043]

@strwbrrypeel And I don't like yall, so what? Say something? Do something? Call me names? Fuck off!!

[Theo @RTS1043]

@ntandomatini_ Here's some social construct for you