The broad thrust of the new Trump administration’s anti-DEI measures is obviously anti-anti-white. After all, who is it that really loses out when the Holy Trinity of Diversity, Equity and Inclusivity is invoked? We all know the answer to that question.
Vivek Rathersmarmy couldn’t have been more wrong when he claimed “Americans”—by which he clearly meant “white Americans,” although he couldn’t say it—have lost ground against their competitors from East Asia because they’d spent too much time wanting to be like Zack Morris and AC Slater, rather than Screech; too much time at sleepovers and “chillin’”; and too little time having extra tuition and learning how to play “Für Elise” on the piano with all the passion and humanity of a pocket calculator.
Luckily, Vivek has been stuffed back into a locker where he belongs; but entombing that oily grifter in steel does nothing to change the fact that there remains an enormous edifice of anti-white racism, decades old, that needs to be dismantled in America, brick by bloody brick.
Thankfully, the Trump administration is now wielding a wrecking ball.
DEI is gone. Affirmative action—gone. Just like that! Amazing.
Far more surprising than the bonfire of the inanities Trump has lit at home was his decision on Friday to sanction the South African government for its egregious anti-white racism. Now, it seems, America has anti-anti-white racism as part of its foreign policy, too. This is extraordinary. Really.
In yet another of his executive orders, Trump said the South African government has seized “ethnic minority Afrikaners’ agricultural property without compensation” and issued “countless government policies designed to dismantle equal opportunity” in public life.
The order also states the country has “taken aggressive positions towards the United States and its allies,” including accusing Israel of genocide at the International Court of Justice and strengthening its ties with Iran.
“The United States cannot support the government of South Africa’s commission of rights violations in its country or its undermining United States foreign policy, which poses national security threats to our Nation, our allies, our African partners, and our interests,” the order says.
The background to the order is a new Land Expropriation Act passed by the South African government. This has elicited a fierce backlash from the nation’s white farmers, who believe their land will be taken from them and redistributed, as happened in Zimbabwe, with dire consequences.
All American aid to the country will now be halted. That’s hundreds of millions of dollars a year that’s mainly used to subsidise charming local practices like “dry” sex, where a woman’s vagina is dried out with sand to increase the friction—and the transmission of HIV. For most women, watching a couple of Ben Shapiro clips should be more than enough to turn off the ol’ waterworks, but hey whatever: You do you.
Even more extraordinary than this, though, is the fact that Trump has put in motion a refugee program for South Africa’s embattled whites. The only country so far to offer sanctuary has been Russia, which needs more people to farm its vast lands and knows a good bargain when she sees one.
It’s not clear how many South Africans will actually come, though. Thousands maybe, but just as many are likely to remain if not more. The Boers are a proud people. They built South Africa. Many of them believe the land was given to them by Providence. Read up on the Battle of Blood River, when 600 Boer vortrekkers defeated 35,000 Zulu impis and maybe you’ll understand why.
The mainstream media is having a field day about this new executive order, as you might expect. They’re claiming it’s much more than a recognition that the South African government licenses unimaginable brutality against the white minority, simply because they’re white, and will probably go full Zimbabwe-mode in the very near future. This is a pro-white measure, and as such it’s a reflection of Donald Trump’s “white supremacy.” And let’s not forget the kingmaker Elon Musk, who is South African himself and has spent much of the last week taunting South African President Cyril Ramaphosa about his government’s hatred of white people.
I mean, wasn’t Elon sieg-hieling the other day?
Of course this is white supremacy!
The media is also very keen to point out that whites simply aren’t being targeted in South Africa: that’s a “conspiracy theory.”
I’m not going to spill much ink on this. It’s obviously happening, like so many things the media denies.
(I actually had a South African girlfriend until recently—her parents had been dairy farmers near Johannesburg—and I heard my fair share of blood-curdling stories about what it’s like to be a white person in South Africa today. I remember her mother emerging from her car and saying, “Oh Charles, it’s so nice to be able to get out of the car and not worry about being raped or killed!” Decades of living in a country where even the simplest mistake can cost you your life—like breaking down on the road, not closing a window at night, or forgetting to keep a weapon on you at all times—will do that to you. Her parents weren’t nostalgic for Apartheid, but even so they knew things had radically changed for them when minority rule ended. Finally it all became too much. England has its own problems, of course, but you’re unlikely to be burned to death with blowtorches or buried alive for being white. Small mercies.)
These aren’t pro-white measures. Like I say, they’re anti-anti-. Some of the more retarded members of the right, the sort of people who still can’t see the Trump victory for the triumph that it was, will surely find a way to portray what Trump is doing as yet another series of defeats on the road to extinction. Yet more failures to enshrine Europeans as eternal victims of someone else, like all the other peoples of the world, and therefore needing a leg-up to succeed. Funnily enough, these champions of European exceptionalism end up making Europeans the opposite of what they claim them to be—exceptional.
Frankly, I think it’s enough for the Trump admin to be anti-anti-. For decades the playing field has been tilted so heavily against white people in America, it’s not a wonder outcomes have been so skewed. Level things up nicely, and the results will speak for themselves. And if Trump wants to extend his protection to persecuted white people abroad, because no group should be persecuted for being a member of a group—well, that’s good enough too.