While the South African government announced another bill to target land ownership by white Afrikaners, representatives from the South African Solidarity Movement met with senior representatives of the Trump administration in the White House to fight for the interests of Afrikaners and South Africa. 

After the Trump administration issued an executive order Feb. 7 offering “resettlement” to Afrikaners in South Africa who are victims of unjust racial discrimination, AfriForum head Kallie Kriel told The Epoch Times his organization had received almost 30,000 inquiries from Afrikaners indicating interest in claiming refugee status in the United States.

About 2000 people showed up to support president Trump and myself and Willem’s message today to the international community, concerning the corrupt ANC and it’s partner the DA
The USA truly have a friend in us Boers.
Tewie Wessels @elonmusk @Jason2bartlett @realDonaldTrump… pic.twitter.com/wE3kbpXZfS

— Tewie Wessels (@TewieWessels1) February 15, 2025

At a pro-Trump rally outside the US Embassy in Pretoria Feb. 15, activist Tewie Wessels spoke of his German great-grandfather’s decision to come to South Africa instead of going to the United States: “Both of our nations struggle with the spineless, supposedly conservative establishment.”

The Boer pro-Trump rally that is making headlines worldwide.

I think especially independent-thinking Black South Africans should watch this video to the end. Ask yourself the question: Why do you support the leadership of the weakest individuals? Liberals, obviously, we know why… pic.twitter.com/C8fnqnznHQ

— Tewie Wessels (@TewieWessels1) February 15, 2025

Many Afrikaner organizations appealed to the Trump administration to “Help us Here” rather than promoting resettlement of the Afrikaner population that first settled South Africa beginning in 1651.

This video is definitely going to spark reaction. It is however the only way forward to a peaceful solution.
@Jason2bartlett @willempet @USEmbassySA @elonmusk @POTUS @Cobratate @mattgaetz @JackPosobiec @twatterbaas @RealJarTaylor @ErnstRoets @MYANC @GavinWax @WillyFoosball… pic.twitter.com/vwvZ2RFJP7

— Tewie Wessels (@TewieWessels1) February 19, 2025

There were 23 farm attacks and 2 farm murders in South Africa in January 2025, South Africa Today reported.

On the weekend, even well-off South African cities like Cape Town faced massive blackouts of up to 6 times a day (“Stage 6 load shedding”) as the corrupt state-run electricity company Eskom continues to fail to supply basic infrastructure in what used to be the wealthiest country in Africa.

Matt Gaetz spoke to Gavin Wax of the New York Young Republicans and Ernst Roets, who has announced he is stepping down as Head of policy at the Solidarity Movement.

“After 20 years of involvement with the Solidarity Movement, I have decided to resign. I made this decision because I became convinced that there is more space for me outside the Solidarity Movement to live out my calling and truly mean something to our people – that I will be able to make a greater contribution outside the movement.”

Jost Strydom of Afrikaner town Orania in the Free State warned that “the ANC government in South-Africa is doubling down on land expropriation. A shocking new bill was just announced; land expropriation based on majority demographics. That means; land ownership must reflect the demographics of South-Africa.”

UPDATE FROM ORANIA, SOUTH-AFRICA.

The ANC government in South-Africa is doubling down on land expropriation. A shocking new bill was just announced; land expropriation based on majority demographics. That means; land ownership must reflect the demographics of South-Africa.

The… pic.twitter.com/kUwrSpID5Z

— Joost Strydom (@StrydomJoost) February 21, 2025

“The Department of Land Reform and Rural Development announced today to the relevant parliamentary portfolio committee that the so-called “Equitable Access to Land” Bill will be introduced this year, the idea is to rush it through before the end of Neither the department nor the portfolio committee is making a secret of the fact that this bill specifically targets land ownership by white Afrikaners,” Strydom said Feb. 21.

A delegation of AfriForum and the Solidarity Movement is visiting the USA “to thank the Trump administration for the recognition given to Afrikaners as a people and cultural community and the discrimination to which Afrikaners are subjected, and to show appreciation for the Trump administration’s willingness to offer humanitarian assistance to Afrikaners”, they said in a statement.

The delegation was led by the chairperson of the Solidarity Movement Flip Buys, and included Kallie Kriel, AfriForum CEO, Dr Dirk Hermann, Solidarity CEO, and Jaco Kleynhans, Head of International Liaison at the Solidarity Movement. During this historic meeting, the delegation expressed its gratitude to the Trump administration for highlighting the human rights violations against Afrikaners, and the ANC’s reckless policies and poor governance of the country.

“The Solidarity Movement is grateful for Trump’s willingness to provide assistance to Afrikaners”, they stated. The delegation also handed over a memorandum to the Trump administration during the meeting. “This memorandum indicates that the interests of South Africa’s citizens, including Afrikaners, can best be promoted through intensified pressure on ANC leaders for pushing radical policies, rather than ending South Africa’s participation in the US “African Growth and Opportunity Act” (AGOA) or punishing the country as a whole.”

The delegation expressed “serious concerns about the consequences of the Expropriation Act, racial laws, calls for violence against Afrikaners and attacks on Afrikaans schools such as the BELA Act”, which aims to prohibt the use of the Afrikaans language.

BREAKING:

Delegation from AfriForum, Solidariteit and the Solidarity Movement have met with senior representatives of the Trump administration at the White House in Washington, DC.

The Solidarity Movement’s delegation was led by the chairperson of the Solidarity Movement Flip… pic.twitter.com/rgsJqvHgHo

— Conscious Caracal (@ConCaracal) February 25, 2025

During the visit to the White House, the Trump administration was requested to intensify pressure on ANC leaders to, among other things:

• End discrimination against Afrikaners by, among other things, revising the anti-Afrikaans Bela law and racial legislation.
• Act strongly against hate speech that incites violence such as farm murders in which Afrikaners are the target.
• Respect the right to property ownership by, among other things, revising the Expropriation Act.
• Enter into a cultural agreement with Afrikaners that will provide cultural space for Afrikaners in South Africa, which includes the existence of Afrikaans educational institutions.

The following requests were also made to the Trump administration:

• That humanitarian assistance offered to Afrikaners by the US will also include assistance to Afrikaners who envision a future for themselves at the southernmost tip of Africa.
• That ordinary South Africans should not be punished by stopping AGOA and other aid to ordinary people – the focus should instead be on political leaders who are responsible for reckless policies, and those who are responsible for the large-scale corruption identified by former Chief Justice Zondo’s commission.
• If the USA were to continue to stop South Africa’s participation in AGOA, that direct bilateral agreements are entered into with, for example, agricultural organisations and non-state actors in other sectors to try to limit the negative impact on ordinary citizens of the country.

These requests and others are contained in the Solidarity Movement’s Washington Declaration which was presented to the Trump administration during the visit to the White House. This statement is also fully supported by AfriForum and Solidarity, which are part of the Solidarity Movement.

The Washington Memorandum that the delegation from AfriForum, Solidariteit and the Solidarity Movement handed to senior officials in the Trump Administration during their historic meeting in the White House yesterday:

Page 1 – 4 out of 5.

More info: https://t.co/7lFzDgVEl0 pic.twitter.com/P2J8lDyad4

— Conscious Caracal (@ConCaracal) February 26, 2025

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The bloodbath over at MSNBC shows no sign of abating.

Rachel Maddow, the network’s highest-paid star, will lose the majority of her production team as part of the network’s broader restructuring efforts.

The news comes after executives abruptly cancelled fellow anchor Joy Reid’s show The ReidOut, causing anger and dismay among employees.

However, those being let go will be given the opportunity to apply for new roles within the company.

The Guardian reports:

MSNBC has told the majority of the employees who produce Rachel Maddow and Joy Reid’s prime-time evening news shows they are being let go as part of the network’s programming overhaul with the option to apply for new roles, according to two people directly familiar with the matter.

Maddow, the biggest star and highest-rated anchor at MSNBC, will get to keep her executive producer, Cory Gnazzo, and several other senior producers, the people said.

But the rest of Maddow’s team – along with producers who worked on the other cancelled shows, hosted by Katie Phang, Jonathan Capehart, Ayman Mohyeldin and José Díaz-Balart – have been given the option to claim severance or reapply for new roles at the network, the people said.

Maddow had already expressed her displeasure at the decision to fire Reid and launched a tirade against her bosses.

“In all of the jobs I have had in all of the years I have been alive there is no colleague for whom I have had more affection and more respect than Joy Reid,” Maddow said on Monday’s show.

“I love everything about her,” she continued. “I have so much more to learn from her I do not want to lose her as a colleague here at MSNBC, and personally, I think it is a bad mistake to let her walk out the door.”

”It is not my call, and I understand that, but that’s what I think.”

She also accused the network of racism for letting go of two other “non-white” hosts.

Alex Wagner, who is half Burmese, and lawyer Katie Phang, who is an Asian American, both lost their shows as part of the shakeup.

“At a network where we’ve got two—count ’em, two—non-white hosts in primetime, both of our non-white hosts in primetime are losing their shows, as is [Asian host] Katie Phang on the weekend,” Maddow said.

“And that feels worse than bad, no matter who replaces them,” she continued. “That feels indefensible, and I do not defend it.”

WHOA! Rachel Maddow Goes on Unhinged Rant, Attacks Her Own Network, Suggests MSNBC is Racist for Ousting Two ‘Non-White’ Hosts After Joy Reid’s Show Canceled (VIDEO)

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President Trump is holding his first Cabinet Meeting on Wednesday.

The cabinet meeting will start at 11:00 AM ET.

DOGE Chief Elon Musk will attend the meeting today.

Trump has likely assembled the most impressive cabinet in the history of this great nation.

Via Grok.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt told FOX News how excited the administration is to hold this first cabinet meeting with its very impressive membership.

Karoline Leavitt:  “We’re so excited that President Trump is hosting his first cabinet meeting here at the White House with the phenomenal team that he has put together.”

Video via FOX News and Rapid Response.

Today is first cabinet meeting of President Trump’s second term.@PressSec: “We’re so excited that President Trump is hosting his first cabinet meeting here at the White House with the phenomenal team that he has put together.” pic.twitter.com/b1LBi9WEo7

— Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) February 26, 2025

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Secretary Kristi Noem announces she has found the leakers and they will be fired South

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House Republicans passed their Fiscal Year 2025 budget resolution, H. Con. Res. 14, setting forth a comprehensive framework for federal spending, revenue projections, and deficit expectations through 2034.

The proposed budget authorizes $5.515 trillion in new budget authority for fiscal year 2025, with an estimated $5.49 trillion in outlays. Despite the significant spending plan, the budget forecasts a $2.08 trillion deficit.

Over the next decade, budget outlays are projected to rise to $7.53 trillion by 2034, with federal revenues expected to increase from $3.4 trillion in 2025 to $5.41 trillion in 2034. However, the deficit remains persistent, averaging nearly $2 trillion per year over the period.

The budget, spearheaded by House Budget Committee Chairman Jodey Arrington (R-TX), seeks to reverse the “reckless spending spree” of the Biden administration, which has driven inflation, increased debt, and weakened national security.

“WOW! House GOP just passed my budget resolution that provides the fiscal framework for what will be one of the most consequential pieces of legislation in modern history and the principal legislative vehicle for delivering on President Donald Trump’s America First agenda,” Arrington wrote on X.

“I’m proud of my colleagues for meeting this moment with the urgency it demands, and I implore the Senate to act quickly so we can deliver on the people’s mandate by restoring fiscal health to our nation, reining in reckless spending, restoring safety and security to our communities, and reigniting economic growth for generations to come.”

WOW! @HouseGOP just passed my budget resolution that provides the fiscal framework for what will be one of the most consequential pieces of legislation in modern history and the principal legislative vehicle for delivering on President @realDonaldTrump’s America First agenda.… pic.twitter.com/6Op0geyOMS

— Rep. Jodey Arrington (@RepArrington) February 26, 2025

Here’s a closer look at the key functions funded under this budget:

1. National Defense

• Budget Authority: $888 billion
• Key Allocations:
  • Military personnel training and equipment
  • National Nuclear Security Administration
  • Counterterrorism efforts
• Objective: Strengthen the U.S. military and bolster national security amid global threats.

2. International Affairs 

• Budget Authority: $66 billion
• Key Allocations:
  • Foreign aid and humanitarian assistance
  • State Department operations
  • International financial programs
• Objective: Ensure America’s global leadership while maintaining fiscal oversight.

3. Science, Space, and Technology 

• Budget Authority: $42.1 billion
• Key Allocations:
  • NASA space exploration
  • National Science Foundation research
  • Department of Energy’s science programs
• Objective: Maintain U.S. competitiveness in innovation and space exploration.

4. Energy

• Budget Authority: $39.8 billion
• Key Allocations:
  • Energy research and nuclear regulation
  • Fossil fuel and renewable energy initiatives
• Objective: Unleash American energy dominance while cutting wasteful spending.

5. Natural Resources and Environment 

• Budget Authority: $88.2 billion
• Key Allocations:
  • EPA regulatory oversight
  • National Park Service and conservation programs
• Objective: Balance environmental stewardship with economic growth.

6. Agriculture 

• Budget Authority: $58.5 billion
• Key Allocations:
  • Farm Service Agency and crop insurance
  • Agricultural research and rural development
• Objective: Support farmers and strengthen food security.

7. Commerce and Housing Credit 

• Budget Authority: $12.5 billion
• Key Allocations:
  • Federal Housing Administration programs
  • U.S. Postal Service reforms
• Objective: Improve housing affordability and streamline federal financial agencies.

8. Transportation

• Budget Authority: $173.2 billion
• Key Allocations:
  • Federal Highway and Aviation Administration funding
  • Public transit and infrastructure development
• Objective: Modernize U.S. transportation infrastructure while curbing excessive spending.

9. Community and Regional Development 

• Budget Authority: $87.8 billion
• Key Allocations:
  • Disaster relief and rural development
  • Community economic programs
• Objective: Strengthen local economies and disaster preparedness.

10. Education, Training, and Social Services 

• Budget Authority: $149.3 billion
• Key Allocations:
  • K-12 and higher education funding
  • Workforce training programs
• Objective: Expand school choice and cut ineffective federal education programs.

11. Medicaid and Other Health Programs 

• Budget Authority: $945.1 billion
• Key Allocations:
  • Medicaid funding
  • Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and NIH research
• Objective: Reform Medicaid to ensure sustainability and reduce fraud.

12. Medicare 

• Budget Authority: $950.9 billion
• Key Allocations:
  • Medicare Part A (hospital coverage)
  • Medicare Part B & D (medical services & prescription drugs)
• Objective: Strengthen Medicare while controlling runaway spending.

13. Income Security 

• Budget Authority: $712.4 billion
• Key Allocations:
  • Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
  • Housing assistance
• Objective: Reform entitlement programs to encourage workforce participation.

14. Social Security 

• Budget Authority:
  • On-budget: $67.3 billion
  • Off-budget: $1.5 trillion
• Key Allocations:
  • Old-Age and Survivors Insurance (OASI)
  • Disability Insurance (DI)
• Objective: Preserve Social Security while addressing its long-term solvency.

15. Veterans Benefits and Services 

• Budget Authority: $361.3 billion
• Key Allocations:
  • VA medical care and disability compensation
  • Housing and education benefits
• Objective: Honor commitments to veterans while improving efficiency.

16. Administration of Justice 

• Budget Authority: $83.1 billion
• Key Allocations:
  • Border security and immigration enforcement
  • FBI, DEA, and DOJ programs
• Objective: Enhance law enforcement and secure the border.

17. General Government 

• Budget Authority: $10 billion
• Key Allocations:
  • Executive and legislative branch operations
  • IRS and federal personnel management
• Objective: Reduce bureaucracy and government waste.

18. Net Interest

• Budget Authority: Estimated $881 billion
• Key Allocations:
  • Interest payments on national debt
• Objective: Control interest costs by reducing federal deficits.

You can read the bill below:

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