Hope Walz Says Republicans' Obsession With Old State Flag Is Like a Racist...
Appeals Court Says Administration's Argument to Allow the IRS to Share Data With...
A Call From the 83rd Floor, a Mother’s Life’s Work, and a...
MS NOW’s New Membership Service Allows Users to Talk to Rachel Maddow, Joe...
The Actual Problem in the Clancy Mistrial Wasn’t the Holdout — It Was...
Joy Reid Couldn’t Wash It Off: Wajahat Ali Goes Shopping for a New...
Arlington County to Pay Families of Wage-Earners Detained by ICE Up to $2,000
Danbury, Connecticut City Council Votes to Allow Noncitizens to Be Hired As Police...
Caught on Tape: Nebraska 'Independent' Admits He Only Backed the Wall to Win...
Site Runs 'Hit Piece' on CA Assemblyman Who Sent $6 Million to His...
'Do Us a Favor and Stay Home': Families Confront Mamdani Over 9/11 Ceremony
CNN’s Anderson Cooper Examines the Need for Climate Justice ($$$) in Nepal
American Heroes of 9/11: Welles Crowther
Cartoon Cancer: Animated Gavin Newsom Says Having the DSA Under the Dems' ‘Big...
Prof Says ‘Someone Can Do the Funniest Thing’ to Nick Shirley Before the...

Hey South Africa Come On Down! You're the Next Contestant ON FA and FO With Your Host Donald Trump

Fuzzy Chimp

Years of tension between the government of South Africa and the Trump Administration came to a head yesterday when Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that the country's ambassador to the United States was being ejected from the Country and was no longer welcome here.

Advertisement

Ambassador Rasool has called Donald Trump a racist and claimed that the President is the leader of a worldwide white supremacist movement. The ambassador's expulsion follows the cancellation of all foreign aid to the African nation. South Africa will also be facing increased tariffs on U.S. exports.

The foreign aid cuts are in response to the Administration's claims of human rights violations.

South Africa denies the claims, but the rhetoric of their politicians openly calls for the genocide of white farmers.

Advertisement

Violence against South Africa's white farmers (called Boers) has been going on for years. The United Nations and the international community have been largely silent.

In addition to diplomatic pressure and funding cuts, President Trump has also offered asylum to the Boers with a path to citizenship.

Jason Barlett is a former South African farmer who came to the United States as an asylum seeker in 2019 after the murder of a family member. Here's his story.

Advertisement

Like most nations, the South African economy is far more dependent on the United States than on any of its other trade partners. 

South Africa is determined to test the Trump Administration to their own economic peril. Good luck with that.

Let the games begin.

Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Twitchy Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement