Stripped Bare: Imagine being discriminated against in 2026, simply because of the color of your skin.
Imagine being persecuted for who God made you to be.
I was born a white, Afrikaner, you shouldn’t get to punish me for that.
In my (nearly) 44 years on this earth, I have never known pain and hatred like this.
Just for existing.
Just for refusing to die.
It is soul-crushing abuse. It strips you bare, makes you question your own sanity, and tears away at your identity.
Without clinging to Jesus, I don’t know if we would still be here.
Only when your identity is rooted in Christ can you survive this kind of onslaught.
I don’t have Stockholm syndrome. I’m ready to be free.
I claim it in Jesus’ name.
Let my people go!
South Africa’s proposed digital ID system is being presented as voluntary and convenient.
But at @LexLibertasOnX, we believe citizens should be very concerned. Even though it is called voluntary today, systems like these tend to become compulsory in practice.
Once banks, employers, and government departments start requiring the digital version, your physical ID card becomes second-class. What starts as optional can quickly become mandatory.
This system also creates a central record of where you go and what you access — powerful surveillance infrastructure in the hands of a government that has repeatedly shown admiration for highly centralised authoritarian models.
That’s why Lex Libertas has made an official submission to the Department of Home Affairs.
We need to show, however, that our concern is not a lone voice. If you are concerned about government overreach and the steady erosion of freedom and privacy, we need you to act with us.
Register your support, and add your voice to this campaign. The more people who take a stance, the harder it is for them to ignore us. Register your support at the link in the comments.
Russian FSB prevented a terrorist attack on a gas carrier.
The FSB found NATO-made mines attached to the ship in Russia's Ust-Luga port.
The ship came from Belgium, where it was delayed for a day due to a "strike at the port" in Antwerp.
Ramaphosa announced that he won't resign despite looming impeachment, because resigning would mean "giving in to those who seek to reverse the renewal of our society."
Evidently oblivious to the fact that it's his government presiding over the "reversal of renewal" of society.
The office of the Public Protector (PP) has warned against "insults" directed at the institution, saying individuals who do so could be fined up to R40,000 or face imprisonment for up to 12 months.
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