Return to the apparent racism of the US presidents

US President Donald Trump has been intensifying a campaign to hit South Africa for weeks with the encouragement of his billionaire -born South African consultant, Ilan Musk, a country that has been struggling with severe economic, racial and historical problems.

Even before the inauguration, Trump threatened South Africa and other members of the Brix International Group, which would face 5 % tariffs if they pursue a new currency -making plan that acts as a replacement for the dollar.

The Trump administration then cut off his aid to the country in February in one of his initial actions on the pretext that Partoria commits a “widespread human rights violation” against members of its white minority. The move was taken directly to the new land law in South Africa, allowing the government to confiscate property in limited conditions to investigate the inequality of land ownership during apartheid. According to this law, no land has been confiscated.

The next month, the US State Department declared the South African ambassador to the United States an undesirable element, and fired him in a short warning, accusing him as a “racist politician” who hates Trump.

This was merely a prelude to Trump’s cruel behavior with South African President Siril Ramafosa on Wednesday at the White House, reminiscent of Trump’s confrontation with Ukrainian President Walodimir Zelnski in February. In the sophisticated scene, Trump diminished the elliptical office lights (the office of the US President in the White House) to distribute images that appear to show the mass graves of white farmers in South Africa, who claimed to have been a victim of a genocide.

But it was a lie. The press quickly denied the evidence of claims provided by Trump, from the wrong film from a burial to a photo that was not actually from South Africa, but from the Democratic Republic of Congo.

But Trump did not accept any error and was not reprimanded. His unacceptable behavior at this session can only be described as racist.

Farren Palace further presented details about the history of the apartheid system in South Africa in the 1980s, led by Nelson Mandela and ended the discrimination against blacks and natives: Almost all of Trump’s remarks during his visit to South Africa. There was no black hands.

In other cases, he has similar beliefs about whites. Trump has repeatedly regretted the killing of Russian and Ukrainian soldiers as “terrible”, but has been silent about widespread killing of humans during the war, for example in Sudan or Gaza.

According to the American Magazine, Trump is a president who has brutal indifference to almost all Gaza and indifference in the face of stronger signs of Israel’s intention to seize this land and exile Palestinians. During all this time, he is attached to his strange fantasy to turn Gaza into a real estate development area for the rich.

And it will only be possible to understand this if Trump is a person with a history of racism and anti -black prejudice.

Trump is probably influenced by the mask, who has deep and unsolved personal dissatisfaction among the many privileges of the society in which it grew up. Just the day before Ramafosa’s presence at the White House at a conference in Qatar, he blamed the interviewer for failing to admit the apparently “racist” laws of South Africa.

“Trump also acknowledged this with Ramafosa,” said Faren Pulsey, stressing that “this was what Ilan wanted.” But how he dealt with Ramafosa and his talk about South Africa, his neglect of the truth, his ethical indifference and capacity for the shamelessness that could be described as a viciousness. And he cannot easily overcome him.

In fact, Trump’s defamation against South Africa, in general, is in line with his treatment of Africa, the continent he said, “full of stinking countries“. These appear to be related to the president’s internal campaign against diversity in the military, government, university and elsewhere. It seems that he and the mask is reluctant to understand why overcrowding for centuries may require deliberate government policies, or why this effort may be valuable.

Trump has clearly wished people migrated from places like Norway, while the people of non -white countries not only consider African a threat to the United States, just as Mask has criticized Europe’s migration from other continents to Europe.

This is a return to the racism of the former US presidents. This is happening in America. This ridicules the declaration of the Independence Declaration, which declares “all the people are created equal”.

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