Long time readers of My Cousin the Carp are well aware of The White Genocide Question. It is a subject that I have extensively posted about since the blog's inception, way back in 2014. Therefore, I took considerable interest when I stumbled upon an article today on my newsfeed from the Guardian titled: US to bar some South Africans over claims of anti-white discrimination. What I found even more interesting was the subtitle of the article, which reads: "Announcement of visa restrictions follows Trump’s false claims of ‘white genocide’ taking place in South Africa."
I don't know anything about the Guardian. I certainly don't have them bookmarked. Any publications who feel the need to insert their opinion into the "news" doesn't adhere to journalism ethics, so essentially they're equivalent to a tabloid.
That being said, their arbitrary stance on the validity of "white genocide" is irrelevant. What matters is that the Trump administration has inserted the "white genocide" talking point into the mainstream, to the degree that even tabloid trash like the Guardian are forced to address it.
Sure, braindead conformists will nod along in agreement with the "false" claims of white genocide, but those same people will also nod along to anything.
I forget his name, but a famous painter once said something like, "how fortunate for governments that its people do not think."
What the masses "think" are determined by those who battle over control of the information systems. The fact that anti-White publications are using pro-White talking points lets everyone know who is winning that battle.
Imagine it's 2014 and you're reading the following article by an anti-White "news" source:
The US has announced visa restrictions on some South Africans as Donald Trump’s administration continues to claim that South Africa’s government racially discriminates against white minority Afrikaners.
The announcement did not specify individuals who were barred from the US. Trump has spent his second term falsely claiming there is a “white genocide” in South Africa and railing against its affirmative action policies.
Since the start of last year, the US has cut aid to South Africa, barred it from this year’s G20 summit in Miami and set up a refugee programme for Afrikaners and other South African racial minorities. Meanwhile, the Trump administration has been dismantling refugee and asylum programmes for people fleeing war and persecution.
“The South African people are being failed by a government that is destroying its economy through an obsessive pursuit of racial grievance against the Afrikaner minority,” the US secretary of state, Marco Rubio, said in a post on X.
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