Staff Reports
President Trump slammed the mainstream media for ignoring what he called a “genocide” against South African farmers. He accused journalists of refusing to cover the crisis because the victims are white. The president promised safe refuge in America for those fleeing violence.
Trump said farmers are being “brutally killed” and their land stolen in South Africa. He called it a terrible situation that’s being swept under the rug. The president emphasized that all lives matter but pointed out the media only cares about certain stories.
The White House is fast-tracking asylum for South African farmers facing persecution. This comes as Trump prepares to meet with South Africa’s leaders next week. He questioned attending an upcoming global summit there unless the violence stops.
Liberal media outlets have barely mentioned the farmers’ plight. Trump said if the victims weren’t white, it would be front-page news everywhere. This silence proves the press cares more about politics than protecting innocent people.
South Africa suffers from high crime rates, but Trump focused specifically on attacks against farmers. He dismissed claims the violence isn’t targeted, saying witnesses confirm the brutal reality. The president vowed America won’t abandon people in danger.
Trump’s critics claim he’s exaggerating the crisis for political reasons. But true patriots know a leader should speak up when people are hurting. The media attacks Trump because he puts America first and tells hard truths.
The president made clear he doesn’t care about race – he cares about stopping suffering. While globalists ignore human rights abuses, Trump takes action. Offering refuge shows American values still mean something.
This is about standing against political correctness that silences victims. Real leaders protect the vulnerable, even when it’s not popular. Trump proves conservatives will always fight for justice over woke agendas.
