Trump broadcasts the controversial “white genocide” video during the meeting of the President of South Africa He watches
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Trump displays the graphic video at the Oval Office to defend the claims of white farms
During a tense oval office meeting with South African President Cyril Ramavusa, former President Donald Trump played a four -minute video claiming to show evidence of violence against white farmers in South Africa. The video, which was later posted on X, appeared, inflammatory chants such as “Kill The Farmer” and alleged mass burial pictures.
“These are burial sites here … more than a thousand white farmers,” Trump said during the shots. “Each of those white things you see is a cross.” Ramavusa seemed skeptical, saying: “I would like to know where this is. Because this has not seen it before,” Hill It is reporting.
Trump brings receipts, Ramavusa brings golf players
To defend his post, Trump presented articles and photos claiming the support of the narration that white South Africa are threatened. Meanwhile, Ramavusa tried a different approach – attractive to Trump’s passion for golf. The golf legends in South Africa brought Erni Els and the value of recovery to the meeting, both of whom are Trump’s friends for a long time.
“What a group of South African golf players. There must be something in the water, right?” Trump jokingly said, while golf players talked about their personal experiences and the importance of strong relations in Africa and South Africa. ELS urged Trump to support cooperation between the two countries. “[It’s] It is very important for us to support you, as you know, get the change we need. “
Elon Musk and JD Vance remain silent
Despite the explosive nature of the meeting, Vice President JD Vance and CEO of Tesla Elusk, both of whom are in the room, remained significantly quiet. Vans, a blatant contrast, interfered with his previous audio presence during a meeting with Ukrainian President Zelinski. Musk, a South African citizen who criticized land ownership laws in the country in the past, stood silently behind the Minister of Defense and Defense Beit Higseth.
Trump later referred to articles printed on the table, saying: “These are articles during the past few days. People death … South Africa has fleeing white because of violence and racist laws.”
Trump hints to overcome the G20 on the issue of white farms
Trump had previously threatened to overcome the upcoming G20 summit, which was hosted in South Africa, if fears of white farmers were not addressed. During the meeting, he remained incapable of attending the World Forum, saying: “Without the United States, I really think it is not very important.”
Ramavusa Trump urged his remembrance of his previous invitation, as he called Trump to visit South Africa. While both leaders agreed on the importance of the Group of Twenty, Trump left his unconfirmed participation.
Qatari plane question, Trump
The meeting tone turned again when the NBC correspondent Peter Alexander Trump asked about the controversial acceptance of the luxury Qatari plane to use as Air Force One. Trump’s irritation questions, who came back, “You are a terrible reporter. You are not smart enough … You must return to your studio in NBC.”
Later, Ramavusa referred to the planes in a slight response to Trump’s concerns. “I am sorry, I have no plane to give you,” he said jokingly. “I hope you will do it. I will take it.”
The background on the discussion of “white genocide”
Trump and many conservative allies have echoed long claims that white farmers from South Africa are victims of violence policies and land seizure. In February, Trump signed an executive order to stop foreign aid to South Africa due to fears that the government is “unprocessed land owners.”
South African officials and human rights groups widely rejected these allegations as exaggerated or misleading, accusing Trump of feeding the ethnic division and wrong information. Critics argue that the chants and video clips that Trump cited out of context.
Despite the reverse reaction, Trump appears to be committed to highlighting the issue, using high -level diplomatic meetings and executive authorities to push the controversial narration forward. Whether this will affect our foreign policy or Trump’s global position still must be seen.
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