South Africa Moves Forward with Expropriation of White Land Without Compensation

From the moment South Africans allowed themselves to be bullied into abandoning Apartheid in the absence of a reasonable alternative, the expropriation of white land without compensation was inevitable. The constitution will now be deformed to permit this grotesque injustice:

President Cyril Ramaphosa said the ruling ANC will “finalise a proposed amendment” allowing the move.

Ramaphosa was handpicked by the liberal icon Nelson Mandela to be his successor. This unfolding catastrophe has been in the cards from the beginning.

The country’s white minority is believed to have a disproportionate hold over land, with a few thousand white commercial farmers possessing the most fertile lands.

That’s why the land produces food. It won’t for long.

Never mind that white farmers have been in South Africa for as long as they have been in North America — longer than the descendants of many of the blacks in South Africa, who migrated south to get a piece of the wealth Afrikaners generated. Progressives will righteously proclaim that the farmers deserve to have their land confiscated and be left to starve because they are white.

Whites aren’t the only ones who will starve. Zimbabwe was the Breadbasket of Africa when it was known as Rhodesia. Then came black rule and land confiscation. Suffice it to say that Zimbabwe is not exporting food these days.

South Africa, recently a prosperous First World nation, will soon subsist almost entirely on handouts from the Western World that it is no longer a part of.

On tips from R F, 1-Bodhisattva, Lyle, and J.

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