Topic: Julius Malema

Statistics from the Transvaal Agricultural Union and Afri-Forum confirm hundreds of farm murders in South Africa, despite denials from President Ramaphosa. Political leader Julius Malema has been recorded leading chants to "shoot to kill" farmers. While some reports attribute the violence to robbery, the extreme brutality and torture involved suggest a deeper racial and political motivation.

Pastor Rodney Howard-Browne joins the show to discuss the escalation of violence in South Africa. He describes the "Kill the Boer" chants led by Julius Malema and reports on the brutal torture and murder of white farmers. Howard-Browne characterizes these events as a satanic force and warns that the tactics used in South Africa could eventually be exported to the United States.

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.

Jeremy Nell expresses skepticism regarding the organic nature of the EFF's massive, high-production rallies. He suggests that the party, which only holds 12-15% of the national vote, may be receiving foreign funding from figures like George Soros to destabilize the country. Nell notes the discrepancy between the party's actual voting power and its ability to stage "spaceship-scale" political events.

Jeremy Nell and Owen Shroyer discuss the parallels between the EFF in South Africa and movements like Black Lives Matter and Antifa in the West. They argue that these groups use "victimhood culture" and "imaginary oppression" to justify violence and seize power. Nell points out that despite 30 years of black governance under the ANC, the EFF still uses the narrative of white oppression to maintain its Marxist-Leninist agenda.