South Africa's government is genocidally racist

South Africa is what happens when you take DEI seriously, which is why the western media pretend it’s not happening. Ernst Roets on what’s going on there right now.

South Africa is what happens when you take DEI seriously, which is why the western media pretend it’s not happening. Ernst Roets on what’s going on there right now.

(0:00) South Africa Is Falling Apart
(4:03) The True Story of Nelson Mandela
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— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) March 3, 2025

Most Americans stopped thinking about South Africa in 1994. Apartheid had ended, and the country was officially a democracy. Nothing more to see, right?

Not exactly. Western media never reports on this, but modern South Africa is in as bad of a place as ever. Social incohesion, overwhelming neoliberal influence, and its genocidally racist leadership ensure that.

What exactly is life in the country like? Writer and filmmaker Ernst Roets lives there, and he joined The Tucker Carlson Show to explain why no one in the West tells the truth about what’s happening, the bizarre truth about Nelson Mandela’s legacy, how Donald Trump plans to end the killing of whites in South Africa, and more. 

Ernst Roets tells Tucker:

“The government is not protecting our lives. If this interview that we’re about to have is two hours, there will be about seven murders in South Africa in this time. Government does not protect liberty. It is actively targeting schools of minority communities, actively denying the identity and the rights of minority communities. And it’s certainly not protecting property. It’s actively involved with the program to empower the government to expropriate private property without compensation.”