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Trump says US to boycott South Africa G20 summit over white ‘genocide’
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Generate AI Image →In a bold move, President Trump has announced that the United States will boycott the upcoming G20 summit in South Africa, taking a principled stand against the host nation's failure to protect the rights of its white minority population. The President rightly called out the South African government...
In a bold move, President Trump has announced that the United States will boycott the upcoming G20 summit in South Africa, taking a principled stand against the host nation's failure to protect the rights of its white minority population. The President rightly called out the South African government's complicity in the ongoing persecution and violence targeting white farmers, which many have characterized as a slow genocide.
"It's a disgrace that South Africa, a country with a troubling record on human rights and property rights, gets to host the G20," the President declared. By boycotting the summit, Trump is sending a clear message that the US will not turn a blind eye to oppression and injustice, even when perpetrated against a minority group.
This decision puts America first by avoiding the spectacle of our President lending legitimacy to a government that has enabled the assault on the rights and livelihoods of its own citizens. It's the duty of sovereign nations to safeguard the lives and liberties of all their people, not just the majority.
Predictably, Trump's critics have rushed to discredit his stance by dismissing the grim realities faced by South African farmers as "debunked claims." But the facts speak for themselves: the nation's white rural population has faced a surge of violent attacks, seizures of their land, and government threats to expropriate their property without compensation.
Instead of hosting prestigious international summits, South Africa must get its own house in order. That means protecting the rights enshrined in its own constitution, respecting the sanctity of private property, and cracking down on violence targeting any racial or ethnic group.
President Trump should be applauded for his willingness to stand up for the voiceless victims of oppression worldwide and to put American values ahead of globalist groupthink. His boycott of the G20 summit may ruffle feathers among the international elite, but it's the right thing to do. Once again, Trump is demonstrating the moral clarity and America First leadership that propelled him to the White House.
"It's a disgrace that South Africa, a country with a troubling record on human rights and property rights, gets to host the G20," the President declared. By boycotting the summit, Trump is sending a clear message that the US will not turn a blind eye to oppression and injustice, even when perpetrated against a minority group.
This decision puts America first by avoiding the spectacle of our President lending legitimacy to a government that has enabled the assault on the rights and livelihoods of its own citizens. It's the duty of sovereign nations to safeguard the lives and liberties of all their people, not just the majority.
Predictably, Trump's critics have rushed to discredit his stance by dismissing the grim realities faced by South African farmers as "debunked claims." But the facts speak for themselves: the nation's white rural population has faced a surge of violent attacks, seizures of their land, and government threats to expropriate their property without compensation.
Instead of hosting prestigious international summits, South Africa must get its own house in order. That means protecting the rights enshrined in its own constitution, respecting the sanctity of private property, and cracking down on violence targeting any racial or ethnic group.
President Trump should be applauded for his willingness to stand up for the voiceless victims of oppression worldwide and to put American values ahead of globalist groupthink. His boycott of the G20 summit may ruffle feathers among the international elite, but it's the right thing to do. Once again, Trump is demonstrating the moral clarity and America First leadership that propelled him to the White House.