President Donald J. Trump has invited white farmers and their families to leave South Africa for the United States, accusing the country’s far-left government of mistreating them terribly. “South Africa is being terrible, plus, to long time Farmers in the country. They are confiscating their LAND and FARMS, and MUCH WORSE THAN THAT,” he wrote.
The America First leaderdescribed South Africa as a “bad place to be right now,” noting that the U.S. is “stopping all Federal Funding.”
“To go a step further, any Farmer (with family!) from South Africa, seeking to flee that country for reasons of safety, will be invited into the United States of America with a rapid pathway to Citizenship,” he pledged, adding: “This process will begin immediately!”
The South African government recently passed so-called expropriation without compensation laws, allowing the state to seize land from white farmers to “promote inclusivity” in the agricultural sector, giving the former owners nothing in return. President Trump previously signed an executive order condemning the expropriation law and promising a robust response.
White-owned farmland was expropriated in neighboring Zimbabwe in the 2000s, with a number of white farmers and their families being injured or even killed during the seizures. This was soon followed by a collapse in food production and an economic depression.
President Donald J. Trump has invited white farmers and their families to leave South Africa for the United States, accusing the country's far-left government of mistreating them terribly. "South Africa is being terrible, plus, to long time Farmers in the country. They are confiscating their LAND and FARMS, and MUCH WORSE THAN THAT," he wrote.
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President Donald J. Trump has signed an executive order titled ‘Addressing Risks from Perkins Coie LLP,’ aiming to suspend security clearances for and curb federal interactions with the law firm due to anti-democratic activities and racial discrimination. It references Perkins Coie’s past work with Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign and its hiring of Fusion GPS, “which then manufactured a false ‘dossier’ designed to steal an election”—namely the Russia hoax Steele Dossier.
The order also accuses Perkins Coie of undermining democraticelections, for instance by “work[ing] with activist donors including George Soros to judicially overturn popular, necessary, and democratically enacted election laws, including those requiring voter identification.”
The order highlights Perkins Coie’s alleged racial discrimination, stating, “In addition to undermining democratic elections, the integrity of our courts, and honest law enforcement, Perkins Coie racially discriminates against its own attorneys and staff, and against applicants,” through “percentage quotas… for hiring and promotion on the basis of race and other categories prohibited by civil rights laws.”
“Within 30 days of the date of this order, all agencies shall submit to the Director of the Office of Management and Budget an assessment of contracts with Perkins Coie or with entities that do business with Perkins Coie,” the order directs, in addition to calling for “investigations into large law firms’ compliance with non-discrimination laws” and limits on “official access from Federal Government buildings to employees of Perkins Coie when such access would threaten the national security of or otherwise be inconsistent with the interests of the United States.”
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President Donald J. Trump has signed an executive order titled 'Addressing Risks from Perkins Coie LLP,' aiming to suspend security clearances for and curb federal interactions with the law firm due to anti-democratic activities and racial discrimination. It references Perkins Coie’s past work with Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign and its hiring of Fusion GPS, "which then manufactured a false 'dossier' designed to steal an election"—namely the Russia hoax Steele Dossier.
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President Donald J. Trump‘s Department of Education is moving to enact significant cuts in the allocation of federal grants that are funding training programs for teachers focused on topics such as critical race theory, social justice activism, and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). Under the Biden government, these funds were allocated to organizations and nonprofit groups that work to educate teachers on how to push anti-racism and ‘deconstruct’ supposed white privilege and supremacy. Additionally, the grant money appears to have supported hiring practices emphasizing a candidate’s racial background.
Critics of these programs, such as Erika Sanzi from Parents Defending Education, argue that such training emphasizes race and gender as central criteria for assessing individuals, potentially leading to the integration of these ideas into classroom practices and policies.
“It’s hard to overstate how radical these teacher trainings are—we are talking about forcing teachers to talk about their race at work, asking educators to ‘take personal and institutional responsibility for systemic inequities,’ promoting abolitionist teaching practices and defining equity as equal outcomes,” Sanzi said in a statement, adding: “And not for nothing but all we see are declining outcomes for the students that these trainings purport to help most.”
The Department of Education, in announcing the cuts, noted the programs funded included materials encouraging educators to take responsibility for so-called systemic inequities such as racism, and providing professional development on cultural competence and dismantling racial biases. Additionally, the training sought to build an understanding of racial and sociopolitical histories to combat student marginalization.
These funding reductions are part of President Trump’s broader efforts to identify and cut government waste, fraud, and abuse. Additional recent cuts include $900 million from the Institute of Education Sciences and more than $350 million from Regional Educational Laboratories and Equity Assistance Centers.
President Donald J. Trump's Department of Education is moving to enact significant cuts in the allocation of federal grants that are funding training programs for teachers focused on topics such as critical race theory, social justice activism, and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). Under the Biden government, these funds were allocated to organizations and nonprofit groups that work to educate teachers on how to push anti-racism and 'deconstruct' supposed white privilege and supremacy. Additionally, the grant money appears to have supported hiring practices emphasizing a candidate's racial background.
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U.S. District Court Judge John McConnell—who issued an order blocking a move by President Donald J. Trump to freeze federal grant spending earlier this month— has been exposed as a far-left, anti-Trump radical in a recently resurfaced 2021 video. In the video, posted to YouTube, Judge McConnell can be seen going on an anti-white and anti-Trump tirade while being interviewed by Dr. Thomas López, the Head of School at the Gordon School—a politically progressive day school in Rhode Island.
Judge McConnell defends judicial lawfare aimed at hampering the efforts of the first Trump White House, comparing the America First leader’s policies to the Jim Crow laws. “So, why should you care? You should care because we’re the only things that stand in between an oppressive, arbitrary government and actions by individuals, or by the majority,” McConnell contends in the interview. He continues: “Oftentimes, I mean when we saw the Jim Crow laws and whatnot, where courts stand and enforce the rule of law against arbitrary and capricious actions by what could be a tyrant, or what we’ve seen plenty of examples of that recently. And it enforces our values.”
“Our values, in a legal sense, are the Constitution. It’s for that reason, and we saw there are plenty of examples of history, and there’s plenty of examples over the last four years where it’s the courts that kept that balloon from bursting when it was challenged,” the U.S. District Court Judge claimed.
ANTI-WHITE SENTENCING.
In another exchange with Dr. López, Judge McConnell appears to admit he engages in race-based sentencing policies that are purposefully biased against middle-class whites. “When you’re sentencing someone, you have to take a moment and realize that this middle-class, white, male, privileged person needs to understand the human being that comes before us,” McConnell says, continuing: “That may be a woman, may be black, may be transgender, may be poor, may be rich, may be whatever—may have experiences that are not yours.”
“And you have to walk in their shoes and understand that the law applies to them where they are. And then you have to apply the law accordingly,” the U.S. District Court Judge concludes.
DEI FOR JUDGES.
Going further, Judge McConnell argues racial diversity should take precedence in judicial appointments. “President Obama had a great track record of ensuring racial diversity amongst the bench. President Trump, not so much,” he states. ” I don’t think he appointed a single person of color as a Court of Appeals judge and very few people to the district court.”
“So, I’m hoping that President Biden will prioritize racial diversity on the bench as well because if you don’t have a diversity of thought, then the courts aren’t going to work right,” Judge McConnell added, despite the fact that ethnic diversity is by no means synonymous with diversity of thought.
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U.S. District Court Judge John McConnell—who issued an order blocking a move by President Donald J. Trump to freeze federal grant spending earlier this month— has been exposed as a far-left, anti-Trump radical in a recently resurfaced 2021 video. In the video, posted to YouTube, Judge McConnell can be seen going on an anti-white and anti-Trump tirade while being interviewed by Dr. Thomas López, the Head of School at the Gordon School—a politically progressive day school in Rhode Island.
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Britain’s far-left Labour government has admitted that DEI policies in the National Health Service (NHS) have an anti-white bias. Health Secretary Wes Streeting acknowledged that some diversity measures within the (NHS) have been counterproductive.
Streeting pointed to instances where actions taken in the name of equality, diversity, and inclusion were misdirected. He highlighted a case where an NHS staff member shared a job advertisement online, describing part of the role as involving “anti-whiteness.” Streeting questioned how such language might be perceived by the public, particularly those experiencing significant health inequalities linked to socio-economic status.
The Health Secretary indirectly referred to Dr. Florencia Gysbertha, an East London NHS psychologist, who last year circulated an advertisement for a trainee position emphasizing “anti-whiteness/anti-racist praxis.”
The NHS has faced previous criticism over issues of alleged anti-white sentiment. In 2021, the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, a leading purveyor or child gender transitions, hosted a seminar addressing “Whiteness – A problem for our time,” drawing international attention.
Further controversies arose when NHS emergency services were reported to prioritize asylum seekers and migrants over native Britons. Some migrants were able to jump healthcare lines while natives waited years for treatment.
Additionally, the NHS has been criticized for lowering entry standards for foreign nurses to address staffing shortages. Recently, it was revealed that 35 diversity roles, with salaries exceeding $99,500, have been advertised since July 2024 under the leftist Labour government.
Britain's far-left Labour government has admitted that DEI policies in the National Health Service (NHS) have an anti-white bias. Health Secretary Wes Streeting acknowledged that some diversity measures within the (NHS) have been counterproductive.
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President Donald J. Trump has signed an executive order sanctioning the “egregious actions of the Republic of South Africa.” The South African government has passed legislation allowing it to seize white-owned farms without compensation.
“In shocking disregard of its citizens’ rights, the Republic of South Africa (South Africa) recently enacted Expropriation Act 13 of 2024 (Act), to enable the government of South Africa to seize ethnic minority Afrikaners’ agricultural property without compensation,” the order states.
“In addition, South Africa has taken aggressive positions towards the United States and its allies, including accusing Israel, not Hamas, of genocide in the International Court of Justice, and reinvigorating its relations with Iran to develop commercial, military, and nuclear arrangements,” it continues.
President Trump’s order mandates that all aid and assistance to South Africa should be suspended, “to the maximum extent allowed by law”—although agency heads are given discretion to maintain some aid in exceptional circumstances.
Moreover, the order states that “the United States shall promote the resettlement of Afrikaner refugees escaping government-sponsored race-based discrimination, including racially discriminatory property confiscation.”
“The Secretary of State and the Secretary of Homeland Security shall take appropriate steps, consistent with law, to prioritize humanitarian relief, including admission and resettlement through the United States Refugee Admissions Program, for Afrikaners in South Africa who are victims of unjust racial discrimination,” it explains.
Afrikaners, sometimes referred to as Boers, are the primarily Dutch-descended people who account for the lion’s share of South Africa’s white minority. They have been present in the country since 1652 A.D.
White farmers in neighboring Zimbabwe had their lands seized, and were in some cases killed, in the 2000s. Food production promptly collapsed, leading to famine and a dramatic economic collapse.
President Donald J. Trump has signed an executive order sanctioning the "egregious actions of the Republic of South Africa." The South African government has passed legislation allowing it to seize white-owned farms without compensation.
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President Donald J. Trump’s Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, says he will not attend the globalist G20 summit in November this year, which is set to be held in Johannesburg, South Africa. Rubio announced the decision late Wednesday, citing the South African government’s adoption of a bill authorizing the state to seize land belonging to white farmers without compensation.
“I will NOT attend the G20 summit in Johannesburg. South Africa is doing very bad things. Expropriating private property. Using G20 to promote ‘solidarity, equality, & sustainability.’ In other words: DEI and climate change,” Sec. Rubio wrote in a post on X (formerly Twitter). The Trump administration’s chief diplomat continued: “My job is to advance America’s national interests, not waste taxpayer money or coddle anti-Americanism.”
In late January, South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa—of the African National Congress (ANC) party once led by Nelson Mandela—signed the land expropriation bill into law. In a statement, the South African leader defended the move, claiming the measure will be used to “expropriate land in the public interest for varied reasons,” including to “promote inclusivity and access to natural resources.”
Notably, most of South Africa’s farmers hail from the country’s white minority, with most being Dutch-descended Afrikaners. Similar expropriation measures enacted in neighboring Zimbabwe under its late dictator, Robert Mugabe, in the 2000s resulted in the murder of several of the country’s white farmers and a collapse in the country’s food production.
The National Pulse previously reported on President Donald J. Trump vowing to act if the South African government uses the law, stating he intends to cut off American aid until an investigation into the matter is completed. During his first term in office, Trump successfully intervened against an earlier attempt by South Africa to adopt a similar law.
President Donald J. Trump's Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, says he will not attend the globalist G20 summit in November this year, which is set to be held in Johannesburg, South Africa. Rubio announced the decision late Wednesday, citing the South African government's adoption of a bill authorizing the state to seize land belonging to white farmers without compensation.
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Vice President J.D. Vance has forcefully supported former President Donald J. Trump’s warning that diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies contributed to a recent plane crash in Washington, D.C.
During an appearance on Fox News this weekend, Vance said that “DEI regime” policies have deterred capable white people from applying to become air traffic controllers.
“We have a massive shortage of air traffic controllers and, in fact, there have been a number of lawsuits from people who would like to become air traffic controllers against the Obama and Biden administrations, who basically said, ‘We were told not even to apply because of the color of our skin,’ because they were white people who wanted to be air traffic controllers, and under the DEI regime of the Biden administration, they weren’t welcome,” Vance explained.
Trump criticized the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) diversity-obsessed hiring practices following the crash. In particular, he highlighted the FAA going out of its way to recruit employees with “severe intellectual disability” and “psychiatric disability,” alongside people with a range of physical ailments such as epilepsy and complete or partial paralysis.
The agency has been involved in a class-action lawsuit concerning its recruitment methods.
Vance says the “scandal” of discriminating against potential recruits based on their race “thankfully… has stopped under the leadership of President Trump.”
Vice President J.D. Vance has forcefully supported former President Donald J. Trump's warning that diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies contributed to a recent plane crash in Washington, D.C.
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Jared Isaacman, the nominee to serve as administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), has a concerning history of being a significant donor to Democratic Party candidates, as well as Democrat-aligned SuperPACs and campaign committees. Additionally, two companies founded by Isaacman heavily promote diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives (DEI) and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) programs—both of which push a radical progressive political agenda.
Technology and space exploration billionaire Elon Musk is likely pushing for Isaacman’s nomination. Isaacman served as the commander of Musk’s SpaceX’s Inspiration4 private space flight mission, as well as its Polaris Dawn mission launched in 2024. He was the first private citizen to perform an EVA spacewalk.
DEMOCRAT DONOR.
Since 2010, Isaacman has given nearly $300,000 to candidates and political committees—with almost all of the money going to Democratic Party entities and lawmakers. According to Federal Election Commission (FEC) data, Isaacman—during the 2024 election cycle—gave $3,300 to Senate Jon Tester’s (D-MT) failed election bid. Meanwhile, he contributed $6,600 to Representative Elissa Slotkin (D-MI), who narrowly defeated former Congressman Mike Rogers (R-MI) for Michigan’s open Senate seat.
Additionally, the technology entrepreneur invested heavily in Democratic Party efforts in Pennsylvania—giving the state party $10,000 in July of this year, contributing $3,3000 directly to Senator Bob Casey Jr. (D-PA), and giving another $15,400 to Casey’s joint fundraising committee. Casey would go on to lose re-election to his Republican challenger, Dave McCormick.
The NASA administrator nominee was also active on behalf of Democrats during the 2022 mid-term election cycle. Isaacman contributed nearly $60,000 to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC). Additionally, he gave $100,000 to the Senate Majority PAC controlled by Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY). Notably, Schumer himself also received $5,800 from Isaacman.
Other Democrats receiving contributions include $2,900.00 for Senator Mark Kelly (D-AZ), $5,800 for Rep. Susan Wild (D-PA), $2,900 for Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA), $2,900 for Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH), and $2,900 for both Sens. Tester and Casey.
Between 2010 and 2016, Isaacman gave less than $10,000 to Republican candidates.
DEI AND ESG PROMOTOR.
In addition to his significant support for Democratic politicians, Isaacman founded companies Shift4 Payments (a payment processing firm) and Draken International (an aerospace and defense contractor), which are major promoters of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) programs. Shift4 Payments provides investors with an ESG factsheet that touts the company’s net-zero water usage, net-zero carbon emissions, and its use of renewable energy.
In addition, the Shift4 Payments investor fact sheet notes the company’s commitment to DEI. It states that 35 percent of the company’s workforce is female, while 41 percent is black, indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC). Shift4 Payments also maintains two DEI workforce networks: ‘Women @ Shift4’ and ‘Pride @ Shift4.’
Meanwhile, Draken International similarly promotes a DEI agenda in the workplace. The company sponsored the 2024 Inclusivity in Aviation Reception, which was hosted at the Houses of Parliament in the United Kingdom. Draken announced its sponsorship in a LinkedIn post: “We were thrilled to sponsor this event once again, following the inaugural ‘Women in Aviation’ event in 2022. We did so not because we consider Draken as a paragon of virtue when it comes to inclusivity. Quite the opposite. Like our fellow sponsors Lockheed Martin, we are on a path—and that path will see companies such as ours broaden the appeal of a career in aviation to sectors of society that, to date, have been excluded.”
WHITE GUYS IN SPACE.
Perhaps the most concerning aspect of Isaacman’s background is his comments regarding the need for greater diversity in space exploration. Before the Inspiration4 mission in 2021, Isaacman, speaking with the Unleash Your Greatness Within podcast host TJ Hoisington, lamented that private space flight is dominated by “rich white guys.”
“I did not want four rich white guys that are going up into space,” Isaacman told Hoisington, stressing the importance of having a diverse mission crew for Inspiration4.
Isaacman repeated a similar line during a 2021 interview with the New York Times, stating he deliberately set up the selection of the passengers on the Inspiration4 mission to ensure diversity. “Is it going to represent all of the people of Earth and not just rich white guys?” he told the NYT at the time.
Jared Isaacman, the nominee to serve as administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), has a concerning history of being a significant donor to Democratic Party candidates, as well as Democrat-aligned SuperPACs and campaign committees. Additionally, two companies founded by Isaacman heavily promote diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives (DEI) and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) programs—both of which push a radical progressive political agenda.
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Cora Masters Barry—the widow of the late Washington, D.C. mayor Marion Barry—slammed Democrats for being overly focused on white women voters. During a Zoom call with Rolling Out CEO Munson Steed, she emphatically insisted: “F**k white women.” The recently resurfaced remarks came in the lead-up to the 2020 presidential election and were followed by a racist diatribe by the black feminist and activist who has met with Kamala Harris and other White House officials dozens of times.
‘F**K WHITE WOMEN.’
“We have to change our strategy… got to get our people. We have to get our—they got their people. They got all the trailer parks all covered. All them people up in West Virginia and the hills, they’re covered. They got them all the way there to Wall Street,” Barry said on the call, complaining that Democrats were pandering to white female voters at the expense of black women.
She continued: “[Trump] did that, and we’re sitting here talking about the white women. F**k the white women—excuse me—forget the white women. They’re going to do what the white men tell them to do.”
Barry is an outspoken supporter of Vice President Harris, the 2024 Democratic presidential nominee. She also serves as a commissioner on Washington, D.C.’s Commission on the Arts and the Humanities.
“They be smiling in their faces, they want to stay in charge,” Barry’s racist diatribe continued. She added: “I don’t care nothing about them, we got to do what we got to do.”
PLANNING FOR KAMALA 2024?
During the same appearance with Steed, Barry and fellow activist Melanie Campbell appeared to back a Harris presidential run—stating the next president needed to be a black woman. “And that’s not going to happen if we don’t reach all of our black people, because they’re the ones who are going to put her in there,” Barry said. “Those white folks ain’t going to put her in there.”
In 2022, during a memorial event for her late husband, Barry heaped praise on infamous anti-white racist and anti-Semite Louis Farrakhan, the leader of the Nation of Islam. “Minister Farrakhan, we love you more than you love us. You just don’t know it,” she said.
Cora Masters Barry—the widow of the late Washington, D.C. mayor Marion Barry—slammed Democrats for being overly focused on white women voters. During a Zoom call with Rolling Out CEO Munson Steed, she emphatically insisted: "F**k white women." The recently resurfaced remarks came in the lead-up to the 2020 presidential election and were followed by a racist diatribe by the black feminist and activist who has met with Kamala Harris and other White House officials dozens of times.
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