The first woman President of the TUT Convocation, President Tshegofatso Molefe Mashabela. ❤️🔒
A proud EFF Youth Command (SC) product, an EFF-deployed MMC, and now making history at TUT.
Siyabonga, TUT Alumni, for choosing and trusting a Black woman who was polished by the mighty EFF.
Stabus, victory has come. Run a good race, President! ❤️🔒🥹
“We have the right to remain.”
Dr Ernst Roets, Executive Director of Lex Libertas, delivers a major address in Washington, D.C. on South Africa's political future, minority rights, self-determination and why millions of South Africans have chosen to stay.
His message is clear: freedom should not require people to abandon their language, communities, property, safety, dignity or homeland.
WATCH 🔴 LIVE: 3,000 White Crosses in Washington DC | The Vigil: https://t.co/9Ii7hOCN7M
@LexLibertasOnX@POTUS@elonmusk@ErnstRoets
AfriForum you pathetic pack of apartheid-nostalgic boer cunts hiding behind fake minority rights while milking scared farmers dry with exaggerated farm murder porn. Bunch of khaki-wearing wankers jerking off to old flags dreaming of a whites-only utopia that died decades ago. Your leaders are corrupt fucks profiting off division your activism as useless as a chocolate vuvuzela. No holds barred you hypocritical pricks go fuck yourselves.
While South Africans feared EWC, the real theft had already started.
Your property rights were stripped away years ago — quietly, legally — and you didn’t even know it.
Due to overwhelming demand and the incredible response, I’ve decided to release Stolen Ground here on X.
Support the next Stolen Ground project by going here: https://t.co/nTg0XJv1bU
Enjoy. Tag. Share far and wide. Let the truth be known.
#StolenGround #Documentary #LandGrabs #SouthAfrica #NewsFlash
Big news from Washington, D.C.
The @LexLibertasOnX documentary film, Crossed Out: Confronting Persecution in South Africa will be screened at the White House on Thursday. It will be a private screening for staffers of the White House, the State Department, our delegation to Washington, and speakers who will participate in the White Cross Project Conference on Friday.
At the conference, we will discuss the state of affairs in South Africa - and what can be done to promote solutions. The media is invited to attend Friday's conference.