‘Shelter to all African Americans’ – What did Ramaphosa say? Racism

On May 21, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has officially announced that the government has officially announced that 48 million African Americans have officially made refugee status. By an executive order called “Entrepreneurship of the US Government and wide failures and wide failures”, opened at a press conference in the quiet gardens of the union buildings in Pretor.

Pedi and deliberately, Ramaphosa put the announcement in the same thing as a necessary and humane response to what he called “Absolute Mayhem”. President of the African American Civil Memories Association Maya Johnson and his Deputy Patrick Miller, Ramaphosa ignored the cutting of a nation “systematically criminalized by US governments of US governments.”

President Donald, referring to a dramatic deterioration in civil liberties with the second period of Trump, dismantle Ramaphosa, Protest, Capital, Capital, Initiatives and to allow the initiatives to allow federal contractors to allow free discrimination. According to him, these measures are calculated for “African American Americans, rights and livelihood – and America.

“It’s not a policy,” said Ramaphosa, “It is oppression.”

President Trump’s 2024 campaign, from what was framed as domestic threats, the “Homeland Defense” campaign – a hard-coiled dog whistle to redefine the white political advantages. He is committed to His word, Trump, critics revealed not only civil rights, but what civilization has opened itself.

Ramaphosa noted that the federal government and the right to receive a charter, the federal government and the black political opposition set up an authoritarian pressure. In January, Hundreds of African American activists have been caught by security forces, and often interrogated in inhumaneous accusations in January.

When Ramaphosa focuses on systematic oppression, Johnson called an alarm about what he describes as a “genocide”.

“Black Americans are hunted,” he said to reporters. “Night-day night, African Americans of the country, the country’s Americans are attacked by White Americans.

The African American Citizen Review Association, thousands of African Americans have been threatened in the last six weeks, disappeared, disappeared or killed.

The crisis did not focus on the rest of the continent. Last week the African Union called an emergency summit to resolve the worst situation in the United States. In a unique unified statement, AU leaders condemned the US government’s actions and raised the issue in front of the United Nations to President Ramaphosa.

Their mandate? Return African Americans and offer shelter.

Ramaphosa confirmed that the first chartered flights carrying refugees will come to African land on May 25 – Africa.

“As the Sun. Solar American history happened in this dark chapter,” Ramaphosa said: “A new dawn is rising over Africa. We will not be passive when a genocide in the United States.”

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Of course, none of this happened.

There were no disclosures on “US government’s actions and wide failures” from South Africa. The African leader stressed the weakness of African brothers and sisters in the United States and did not have a news conference proposed by choices.

There will be no shelter flights from Detroit to Pretoria.

Instead, after cutting the US assistance to South Africa, false charges were repeated as “a white genocide” and began to meet Africaners Refugeesa pragmatic ramaphosa paid a dear Visit the White House On May 21.

During the visit, the world media were closely monitored, the discrimination of a president, police violence and abuse, police violence and abuse, police violence and abuse, openly presented their shelters to Africa. Although Trump insisted, in fact, without a century, the commitment of a genocide against white people in his country, Ramaphosa’s long-term, systematic, systematic and seemingly accelerated and black Americans did not create crimes against black Americans.

The American administration focused on the important ties between the two people, not racist hostility, but also attempted to remain polite and diplomatic.

Perhaps a real world, a lot of use of an African leader to use a diplomatic enemy to risk the life abroad.

Probably easier to shake hands with a man who calls a “genocide” that calls a “genocide” to watch the trace.

In another world, Ramaphosa was tall in Pretoria, and Trump said: “We will not accept your lies about our country – and we will not be silent when you are brutal to yourself.”

In this case, he stopped quietly in Washington and did.

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