Topic: Jeremy Nell

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South Africa is being presented as a globalist model for the future of Europe and the United States, characterized by racial division and economic collapse. Reports indicate a targeted genocide of white farmers, while the government and media outlets like MSNBC deny the violence. Jeremy Nell, a South African broadcaster, joins the show to discuss the reality of the "Kill the Boer" sentiment and the collapse of the country's infrastructure.

Jeremy Nell explains that under the UN definition, the targeted attacks on Afrikaner farmers in South Africa constitute genocide. The country currently has over 140 race-based laws that are explicitly anti-white, implemented by the ANC government since 1994. The highest court in South Africa recently protected the singing of "Kill the Boer," a song that calls for the death of white farmers.

South African broadcaster Jeremy Nell joins the show to discuss the "Kill the Boer" chant performed at a massive EFF rally led by Julius Malema. Nell explains that while the court previously ruled the song as hate speech, it is now being defended as a "metaphor." He reports a spike in brutal farm attacks following the rally, suggesting the rhetoric has real-world violent consequences for white South African farmers.