I figured out why South Africans hate Nigerians (anti African immigrant marches)

追加: 2026-05-12

[00:00:00]It seems that apartheid is back in South Africa. Um but this time it's not white against black, it's African against Africa. So if you're not aware of this, right now there are marches that are going on um in South Africa which are anti-illegal immigration marches. And the reason why this is important and and this this conversation is so essential for so many reasons in terms of pan-Africanism and a lot of the things that I stand for on my channel and what I've been trying to do in terms of unifying people of African descent all over the world, black and African people. It is incredibly sad what is going on in South Africa right now because as I said there are marches where they are saying that they want all the African illegal immigrants out of the country.

[00:00:51]So, you've got people going to hospitals, kicking people out of hospitals, stopping pregnant women from getting into clinics, standing at the gates, going into businesses, checking paperwork, checking setting up checkpoints. And remember, these are not government officials. These are just people, South Africans, who have taken the law into their own hands. So, essentially, they are vigilantes.

[00:01:15]There are laws against vigilantism in in most nations, including South Africa.

[00:01:18]This is not something that you're allowed to be doing. But for some reason, and this is the question that I've asked um repeatedly, is where is the police? Where is law enforcement?

[00:01:31]The videos that I've seen, I can't see any police officers. I just see these people going to businesses and doing these things. And the of the the law enforcement cannot say that they don't know this is happening because this is one of the biggest stories in African social media, period.

[00:01:47]So what gives guys now I feel that something very dark is going on. I I feel like this is a lot more than meets the eye which are things that we're going to talk about in this video because I have a feeling that I really understand why this is happening. I really understand the reasons that go beyond well we're going to there's PTSD there's psychology but there is also political and social engineering reasons as to why this situation is happening right now.

[00:02:15]When I found out this story, it's I thought it was an old story because and I'm telling you that this has been going on for at least over 15 years of flare-ups in South Africa where South Africans suddenly um go after Nigerians.

[00:02:31]Nigerians are the main the main target.

[00:02:33]Ghanaians and other people like this has happened before. And I remember when it happened, you know, over 10 years ago, 15 years ago or so forth and even then I questioned it and I said, you know what is could this be real? Why is this happening? It died down, it went away, but it keeps coming back. You see, the question that I find baffling to me is, don't people remember history?

[00:03:00]Like when you look at something like this, don't you remember what aparttheide actually was?

[00:03:08]You've got to think about what you're defending.

[00:03:12]What does a country mean?

[00:03:16]We didn't make these countries.

[00:03:18]Colonizers made these countries.

[00:03:21]Before they came to Africa, there was no such thing as being an illegal immigrant.

[00:03:28]There was no such thing. Africans could move freely from land to land, kingdom to kingdom. Freely. There were no borders. All that mattered was when you got there, you know, you knew what the traditions were. If you didn't, you would be taken care of. They had their laws, their guards, their things, and their legal processes. But there were no such there was no such thing as an illegal immigrant in Africa. We were all connected. So, it was just basically cultural. You follow the culture, you're fine. If that was the conversation that we're having here, that's a different talk.

[00:04:03]So again, what are you defending? You're defending a border that wasn't even created by us.

[00:04:13]You see, people seem to forget that during apartheid, and this is a thing that you should a little piece of history, there was a thing called ban to stands and pass laws. And this was where checkpoints would be set up. People were forced to show their paperworks based on where you were born. You could be turned away from particular businesses, particular areas. You would not have access to particular facilities, particular scenarios would be closed off to you based on your birthplace. And they created the aparatide system created this.

[00:04:47]These South Africans are employing the exact same tactics that apartide South Africa employed on their ancestors, on their predecessors, on them.

[00:04:59]This is the reality of what we're looking at here. Now, obviously, look, a lot of people have brought up many arguments and the arguments are the things that actually make it sadder to me when you listen to how they talk about these things.

[00:05:12]And again, what I'm saying doesn't apply to all South Africans. Please do not think that my words are about every black South. It is not. There are many black South Africans that are very embarrassed by what is going on. They do not agree with this. Obviously, I wish that their voices were louder, but there's a lot of them that don't agree with what is happening here. So, I don't want this to seem as if it's a blanket statement. That's being the case. You have a situation here where I'm like, guys, you're using the same tactics.

[00:05:44]This is exactly the same thing that happened to you.

[00:05:48]What is the justification for this? You come back and you say that listen, this is about crime and our safety.

[00:06:00]I want to propose something to everybody here and I want you to listen to this very carefully and this is a word to all the South Africans who say that this is a crime issue.

[00:06:10]If every single Nigerian and Ghanaian, let's just even go by Nigerian because you keep talking about Nigerians. If every single Nigerian left the country, would that solve your crime problem?

[00:06:27]Leave it in the comments. Let me know what you think. Every single Nigerian tomorrow or tonight left South Africa, all of them, would your crime rate dis your crime issue disappear? Would your drug issue disappear?

[00:06:42]Let me go a step further. All black African immigrants left South Africa tonight.

[00:06:50]Do all your problems disappear? Because remember your problems existed in terms of the townships and the poverty before they came to your country? Um guys, not to interrupt you and I will get back to the video, but I wanted to let you know that uh I want everybody who watches my videos, who enjoys my content on Africa, the diaspora, blackness, and our identity, our history, that you subscribe to my Substack newsletter and podcast because there I own the audience. You will always be able to stay in touch with me. I will leave the link in the description of this video.

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[00:07:40]It existed before they got there. It isn't like things got magically worse when they arrived. the townships were things were demonstrably worse in South Africa for the average black South African prior to this if you're going comparing it to what aparttheide South Africa was like.

[00:08:00]Okay, but that's just the reality. And guys, I'm actually just being because we're looking for solutions because I want everybody to be happy. So let's say we could click our fingers and banish everybody from the country. Would it be solved? You see the thing is when people try and deal with a problem, you go to the source of the problem. You don't treat a symptom. Nigerian drug dealers are a symptom of a problem. They're not the root cause.

[00:08:26]Treating a symptom doesn't cure doesn't cure anything. Because you have to think about it this way. Does Nigeria grow or create drugs? The drugs that they're selling?

[00:08:37]They don't. They're not the manufacturers of drugs. So the question you then ask yourself is that where does where do the drugs come from?

[00:08:45]Where do the drugs come from?

[00:08:48]South America.

[00:08:50]The drugs are coming in from South America. When they come into South Africa, they transit through Indian communities as well. They transit through multiple different kinds of communities that are suppliers. The dealers on the streets are the Nigerians as well as other South Africans and other groups. But okay, let let us just by for devil's advocate say that only only which is not true, but let's just for devil's advocate say the only drug dealers that exist in South Africa are Nigerians for for the sake of argument.

[00:09:16]What do you think happens if you take away all the dealers? Does that erase demand?

[00:09:23]Does that erase supply? So all that needs to be replaced are the dealers. Do you really believe that they will not be able to find other people to deal the drugs for them? I will tell you a guarantee of what would happen.

[00:09:36]Nigerians leave, all the drugdeing Nigerians leave, those positions will be taken up by black South Africans within 48 hours.

[00:09:48]And then the argument will be that it is Nigerian's fault that we taught them how to sell drugs. You see what I'm saying?

[00:09:54]It's a never-ending cycle. It's a never- ending spiral because this is logic that I'm I'm talking to you guys about now. Simple logic. Take your emotions out of it. We we are here in this conversation because this is my podcast. I don't do podcast normally. I'm not in a studio for my for these things. When I do it like this, I I talk in nature. The question that I'm asking you guys now that we are trying to solve this problem together as a community, we if we could click our fingers and remove all African immigrants, including all Nigerians, from South Africa tomorrow, all the drug dealers are gone. Do you believe that that solves the drug problem based on what I've just told you logically?

[00:10:35]No, it doesn't. In fact, it would make it worse because all of a sudden, you're going to create a feeding frenzy, a vacuum where whatever cartels that have existed are suddenly gone. People will look at that as a massive a magnificent opportunity.

[00:10:54]This is a problem that law enforcement should be dealing with. Your government should be dealing with. This is not an immigration issue.

[00:11:06]This is not an immigration issue.

[00:11:10]Now, there are things that I agree with when it comes to South Africans who complain that is our government complicit in this. I can have that conversation with you because it is very strange. You then start asking that guys, what are you guys doing to vet people who are coming into the country?

[00:11:24]What are you doing to create a better form of security for the types of individuals that are coming into the nation? That is a conversation we can have if we're being genuine. We have that conversation. But then think about it. Who is the culprit? Your government.

[00:11:42]No matter how you look at this, the people that should be focused on is the government, your officials, your politicians because we have not even gotten into and we're going to about the wealth of the country and the white South African community because and the Indian South African community and the colored community and so on and so forth. There's a lot that we're going to talk about in that respect because these things all factor in to why I believe a lot of this is very misguided.

[00:12:17]A lot of this is very misguided people.

[00:12:22]You see when you look at the history of apartheid and you understand exactly what it was.

[00:12:30]Apartide wasn't a massive force that came over to overwhelm a smaller community. Apartid was a system where a much smaller force a much smaller community figured out a way to control a majority.

[00:12:46]You don't do that just with guns.

[00:12:49]You don't you can't do it with just guns. You need a system. A system that not only applies to your own ability to control your own and marshall the little forces that you have because they had they had weapons, they had guns. Not only that, you need to get into the minds of the people that you're trying to control. You need to have collaborators within the community that you're trying to control.

[00:13:14]That's essential. Otherwise, it's not possible to do it. You'll be overwhelmed.

[00:13:18]The reason why aparttheide lasted so long was that there were collaborators within the black community that helped maintain the status quo and sabotage people who were fighting for freedom.

[00:13:32]And how do you do that? It is very simple. Divide and conquer, which is a cornerstone of slavery and colonialism.

[00:13:41]You have to get the people you're seeking to control to fight themselves.

[00:13:47]to fight their brothers and sisters because as long as they're focused laterally, they're never looking vertically. They're never looking up.

[00:13:58]And we fall for it every single time.

[00:14:04]We fall for it every single time.

[00:14:13]These are the realities of things that we're dealing with as a community.

[00:14:16]Because who benefits from this?

[00:14:21]South Africa. Black South Africa doesn't benefit from this. As you destroy every relationship with all your brothers and sisters in one fell swoop, the amount of damage this is doing to the image of black South Africa is astronomical right now. The amount of hatred that is being stirred up across the continent and the world is scary to me.

[00:14:42]Who who benefits from that? Think about it. I I don't need to mention it, you know. And you can write it in the comments.

[00:14:50]Who is rubbing their hands as this happens? You know, write it in the comments.

[00:14:57]Who is looking at this and saying that how do we fan the flames and make this get worse and get more extreme? You know, you can write it in the comments.

[00:15:07]Who is looking at this and thinking how can we give more airtime and more press to this so that people think it is even worse than it is? You know, leave it in the comments.

[00:15:18]Who is looking at this and saying that make sure that we do not focus on the history and the past of how we got here.

[00:15:24]Let us just look at where we are at now and focus this energy on these culprits, these African immigrants. Isn't it fantastic guys? It is so it is so sad and so incredible.

[00:15:39]America is with Don T fighting using ICE to fight a to fight immigrants.

[00:15:47]Kama in the UK or rather um Tommy Robinson and Nigel Farage are in the UK fighting immigrants. Le Pen is in France fighting immigrants.

[00:16:00]Now in Africa, Africans are fighting immigrants because what South Africa has done has now started a domino effect across the continent. I saw in Ghana, Ghana are now attacking Nigerians and telling Nigerians to get out of the country. Nigeria in retaliation is now retaliating against please do not retop going after Ghanaians because that would be a disaster, but they're going after South Africans now in retaliation. Kenya are now going to I mean I'm pray again it's like you pray that it doesn't turn into this but this is where we're headed.

[00:16:36]Do you know what is going to happen when the entire African continent are fighting each other? We're finished.

[00:16:45]We're fighting each other.

[00:16:48]Guys, who do you think benefits from who's doing this right now?

[00:16:54]Who's doing this? The easy way for you to know who's doing this is go to the list of the UN resolutions and look at all the countries that abstained for about the slavery vote for the UN to say if slavery was the greatest crime against humanity. Go down that list and look at all the abstensions and the countries that voted no and you'll know who is doing this as n as Africa plays itself as South Africa takes us to hell because that's where this is taking us straight to Palucaville straight to hell guys.

[00:17:36]It's where we're going. Like I mean and there is no this is straight course one-way trip. There is no stop offs.

[00:17:45]It's over with guys because how there we are already backs to the wall. You know what Captain Troy is doing with the Sahel Alliance Mali Nijamasu. Their backs are to the wall. You know what Nigeria is on is dealing with economically.

[00:18:03]what all these countries are dealing with and on top of that you want us to be fighting each other about immigration.

[00:18:16]Let us put it into a I want to put this in perspective guys just a little perspective for you. Okay, perspective.

[00:18:25]What is it that you're fighting for South Africans, black South Africans who are in support of this operation dudulla people? That's what the name of it is.

[00:18:32]Get out in Isuzulu.

[00:18:36]What are you fighting for? You know that what you're fighting for is 20% 30 to 20% of your economy because that is all that isn't in the control of the white minority. The white minority controls 70 to 80% of your country's wealth as of today.

[00:18:54]That means that the only thing up for grabs is 20 to 30%. Of which you've got to deal with the Indians who are controlling some of that, the Asians who are controlling some of that.

[00:19:07]So how much is left for the black people?

[00:19:10]I don't know, maybe 15% of the wealth, 10% if you want to get extreme.

[00:19:17]That's all that's left. This is the reason why there is pressure.

[00:19:23]I lived in South Africa for a while.

[00:19:27]Johannesburg and Dobber went around. I stayed inside the um townships.

[00:19:35]I had a great time.

[00:19:37]The best curry you will ever eat in your life is in Durban. I I was treated fantastic.

[00:19:44]I was treated fantastic by the South Africans. I have nothing negative to say about these people from my own personal experience. I was treated wonderful.

[00:19:53]I And again, this is what pain is painful for me. I really like South Africans. That's what is painful for me.

[00:20:01]You know, there's some people who don't like South Africans. I'm not one of those. I love these guys. I like South Africans. I've gotten along there. All the black South Africans I've ever met, I've gotten along with.

[00:20:13]I'm sure there are very bad ones. We know that there are, but I'm going by personal experience.

[00:20:20]That's why this is a very painful situation.

[00:20:25]Haven't you seen my videos? Where do you see me insulting South Africans ever?

[00:20:30]Where I I don't even this video. Look at how respectfully I'm dealing with this.

[00:20:36]Even though I've seen the videos I've seen of what these guys are doing, when you look at the abuse and insults that people are throwing at me on social media when I've talked about this stuff, look at how I'm responding to you.

[00:20:49]cuz I look at them I say you have no class if you're going to talk to me like that doesn't mean I have to respond like in kind Nigerians listen we have bad Nigerians but Nigerians are solid guys look at how Nigeria is even handling it Nigeria as a community we have not forsaken you could have we have not forsaken you as a community upon all the insults and abuse that that people have leveled on Nigeria.

[00:21:20]We've still been approaching this the way that you should approach something.

[00:21:26]If that changes, you see the last thing you want is for Nigerians to get annoyed with you. That's the last thing you want.

[00:21:34]You know what the problem that Nigeria has in ter in terms of colonialism or or neocolonialism that we are not united.

[00:21:40]If we united, there's nothing that France or America or anybody could do to us because Nigerians mentality is in is on another level if we could connect and unite ourselves. So the point I'm making here is that the last thing we need is for Nigerians as a group to say that we are through with South Africa because then you're going to have a serious problem because that becomes a domino in West Africa.

[00:22:05]If Nigeria then forsakes you, all of a sudden economically you're going to have a problem.

[00:22:11]socially, you're going to have a problem. You see, you think that it doesn't matter, but again, I push I push back on this where you say, "Oh, who gives a damn? We don't care about you Nigerians. Get out. We'll deal with ourselves." Let me tell you something real.

[00:22:24]You say that you're marching for the rights of South Africans and their the immigration and the crime and why are there no white South Africans with you?

[00:22:34]Why are there no Indians?

[00:22:38]This is a these are real tough questions I'm asking. You said the whole point of this is that we're fighting for the salvation of South Africa, the country, and the crime rate and the unemployment and all of these things. My question therefore is where are the white South Africans on the streets?

[00:22:56]Where are the Indian South Africans on the streets? Will you? You told me in comments that this is a rainbow coalition. It's a rainbow nation.

[00:23:07]Where is the rainbow on the streets in the marches and in Operation Dudullah?

[00:23:13]Why doesn't Operation Dudullah have a white South African section of it?

[00:23:18]If this has nothing to do with race and the black skin, the melanated skin, why not?

[00:23:26]Let me ask a further question. Why is it that when you go on the streets, you're not stopping British immigrants, Spanish immigrants, German immigrants, French immigrants, Israeli immigrants?

[00:23:44]Why is it only black immigrants that you're going after?

[00:23:48]These are real question because in those communities there are 100% members of those communities that do not have proper paperwork especially the Indian South Africans.

[00:23:58]There's a lot of them that do not have proper paperwork who are there illegally too. We know that people from Europe are going there illegally and overstaying their visas and setting up jobs and businesses without having the proper paperwork.

[00:24:11]That is a fact.

[00:24:14]Brits are doing. That is a fact. And they've been doing that for decades.

[00:24:19]Why aren't you going after them? The Arabs as well who are coming from the Middle East and are over there. Why aren't you going after them and check Listen, my point is check their paperwork and if their paperwork is in order, let them through. Why are you not stopping them at checkpoints?

[00:24:40]You see what I'm saying?

[00:24:42]those guys are having are are fine to just live their lives, but you're coming to look at us who look like you. You see, if this was not disingenuous, if this was for real, it would be everybody that you're going after, and we would still have a problem. I would still say that this is crazy that you're even putting us into this. But at least there will be some evenhandedness about this.

[00:25:03]If I was looking at Operation Dudullah and I'm seeing them blocking white people and checking their paperwork to make sure that their paperwork is on point, going into hospitals and checking the paperwork of white patients, guys, you know that would be an international incident. You saw what Donald Trump did when there were claims that there was a white genocide. You saw what happened with that claims. There was no evidence of it. when Elon Musk and Donald Doniti and everybody were talking about there's a white genocide Tommy Robinson in UK Nigel Farage where were you guys then that's what that's what was going down and there was no evidence you see that this is what I'm saying that there is so much evidence out there for you or material to show you how erroneous ious this whole thing is that there is no posit there there's no positive outcome there's no there there's no there's no good outcome to this because every single thing that you say as a defense when you just play it through like I said you play through where you say that oh it's for our safety these people are illegal we're not messing with people who have their paperwork I say okay take a step back and say if that is the case why are you not stopping everybody And if that is the case, what about the people who are the original illegal immigrants to your country, aka the white colonizers of British and Dutch descent who came to your country and took it over, set up a partite, controlled you and still control your resources.

[00:26:46]They're the original illegal immigrants who did not come in peace.

[00:26:52]They came with the gun and the whip and to this day they are still disrespecting black South Africa. The townships still exist. Why are so many black South Africans in townships in your own country? See my listen my point is that I fight against this.

[00:27:11]That's the point. I am against all of this. I want you to be free. I want you to have a 100% of your resources. I want you to be rich. I've been to the country. It is incredible country.

[00:27:22]I told people when I came back I said man some I can see why the white people don't want to leave. When I went to some of these reserves and I was looking at just the land the way it looked some of the most beautiful landscapes you will ever see in the world is in South Africa.

[00:27:39]I want you to be free.

[00:27:43]So so my point here is I don't want to insult you. I don't want to disrespect you. But when you disrespect us and you disrespect your brothers and sisters, we have an issue because then there is no incentive to support you in the future.

[00:28:02]Because I tell you this, and this is why it is, I'm worried. Nigerians don't have to be in South Africa. Neither do Ghanaians or any of these Africans who are there. They don't have to be.

[00:28:15]So, what happens if they decide they're not going to be there anymore? You think that would be a good thing? That's what you think, but you just need to look at history to understand where that leads because wars are are one with coalitions, which is something that white people have always known. That is the reason why that white minority who were deciding that they had a white genocide were able to get the president of the United States to change laws in your country to to cut trade to your country.

[00:28:53]Do you know what it means that they were able to get the president of the most powerful nation in the world to to change international policy against your country because of how they felt?

[00:29:06]because of how they felt. Can you do that?

[00:29:10]Dudullah, Operation Duda. Is there anybody in the world that you can get to do something like that on your behalf?

[00:29:19]Leave it in the comments because again, this whole defiance thing where you're like, "Oh, we don't care. We don't care." That's a tantrum. That's what children do is throw tantrums. We're having an adult conversation, which is what I'm saying. This is about being real. Can you do that? Do you have an Elon Musk who is going to fight for you?

[00:29:38]Do you have a Donati who's going to fight for you? No, you don't.

[00:29:44]Entire communities around Europe believed that narrative and were supporting and doing things to support pushing back against South Africa, saying that they were attacking white farmers and whites folks.

[00:30:01]This is this the stuff I'm telling you guys are facts are facts.

[00:30:13]So as we stand here and this stuff is going down and I'm looking at the comments guys listen I don't think you understand how much under attack we are as a community. Good Lord. Oh Lord, guys, we are under attack from every possible angle.

[00:30:30]Through our education, through our entertainment, through our food, through our medicine, through our politics.

[00:30:42]Now we're fighting each other through our social media, our news, our entertainment, films, television, radio, internet, everything tuned very finely to destroy unity in the black and African community. And while that is happening, people are half stepping and marching in the streets to fight your brothers and sisters.

[00:31:07]You know that on social media when you go now to any conversation about this on social media, let me explain something to you about bots and trolls.

[00:31:17]This deserves its own video. But you know, I mean, I'll talk about it here because it is relevant. You see, there is an incentive for us to fight.

[00:31:25]And in order to get us to fight, they need to stoke the flames.

[00:31:29]To stoke the flames, they create these narratives.

[00:31:34]Okay? And they pay people to go online to cause discord.

[00:31:41]They pay people to do that on the internet.

[00:31:45]So when you go online, you see comments that you'll make. Like for example, I'll post a video about this marching and the South African afrophobia marches, which is what it is, you know.

[00:31:58]And you'll see a comment here where you'll see a whole spiel where it looks like it was cut and pasted because then you start seeing that they're posting the same block of facts all over the internet and they're saying crazy things about Nigerians talking about how they're criminals and this and that and you're looking at this and you're saying to yourself that wait a minute what is this? You click on the profile and when you go to the profile, you see that the profile has no profile picture or a random profile picture of some cartoon character or whatever or a black guy who it looks like. Yeah, somebody just got a picture of a black person to put it there. zero posts or one post, two to three followers, five followers or no followers, 2,000 following, 5,000 following, 500 following, 300, 200 following. And you're thinking that who like what is this? You make a reply, a few back and forths later, you go back and that's account is deleted. Null.

[00:33:03]or it just keeps saying the same thing over and over again and getting people annoyed and angry. Guys, you need to understand what is happening here. This is engineered discord.

[00:33:15]There are I'm telling you that there must be intelligence agencies doing this, governments doing this. people are do. This is a concerted effort to destroy South Africa from the inside to destroy African countries from the inside and you're falling for it.

[00:33:38]Lack of education because you just don't know the truth. Critical reasoning and critical thinking skills are pretty much at zero or subterranean minus in the minus digits. So you've got people who, and this is for all African, I'm not talking about South Africans, all Africans, people who just can't think.

[00:33:57]They just don't have the ability because they've never been conditioned to take information, sit back and decipher things. There's no critical reasoning or critical thinking skills. They they just you're tuned to just receive preackaged and pre-digested info. So then you're at the mercy of the messenger.

[00:34:18]You then have to trust the messenger.

[00:34:23]Do you trust the messenger always?

[00:34:31]All of the stuff that you're seeing online in this with this conversation, you you need to be suspicious of all of it.

[00:34:39]Everything you're seeing on this conversation, you need to be suspicious of all of it.

[00:34:48]Because you have to think that what's the source of this?

[00:34:52]Where is this coming from?

[00:34:55]Who is promoting this?

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[00:35:10]I'll leave it in the description. If you are not watching this on Substack, that is my newsletter home at the moment.

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[00:35:58]It's being destroyed quickly.

[00:36:03]We're now in a position where everything is falling to pieces.

[00:36:12]You know, so so so from my from my point of view when you now look at this and you wonder that okay where are the celebrities?

[00:36:24]Where are the celebrities like Trevonoa, Tyler, all the South African celebrities like the people who where is everybody like what like again my question is just asking that like this is a very serious matter at this stage. It's now gotten to the point that no, this is on the BBC, it's on Sky News, you know that when it makes it to Sky News and BBC and CNN and Fox News and all that means it is now big enough that even they can't ignore it. You know how they like to ignore this sort of things at this point. They're like, man, we can't even ignore this anymore. And in fact, this story is kind of good for us because if even Africans don't want Africans in their country, why should we take them?

[00:37:10]It's a beautiful story for these folks.

[00:37:13]If black Africans don't want African immigrants, why should we take them? Why should they be in our countries when they don't even want them in theirs?

[00:37:27]This is one of the most effective expressions of divide and conquer that I think the world has ever seen.

[00:37:35]South Africa has now become a case study of how you control a a majority with a minority because I can't as I said we've played through every scenario in this video. I can't see the benefit. I'm like it this doesn't solve anything like there is this particular mode of action.

[00:37:51]I can understand the listen let us just say for the sake of argument that we agree with the gripe.

[00:37:58]For the sake of argument we agree with the gripe. There is no way of looking at this where this system of action is going to result in a solution on any logical basis.

[00:38:11]So then what is it's so then it's just a temper tantrum. It's like let us fight the people we can fight because remember do not discount that that is what this comes down to guys is it is emotional.

[00:38:26]You see, aparttheid destroyed the spirit of a people. It was a horrible thing. It wasn't just physical. It was psychological and it was emotional.

[00:38:40]And as slaves knew in slavery times in America and and in colonial Africa, there's nothing worse than being a man and not being able to protect your family and knowing that there are other men and other groups that have power to do anything to your family and there's nothing you can do about it to your wife and your children.

[00:39:02]That does something to your psychology.

[00:39:04]Psychologically, it breaks you inside.

[00:39:08]When you then have a society like you have now where even today the descendants of the colonizers are still there and still control the majority of the wealth of the country. That is not an easy thing to deal with guys which is the reason why I have a bit of empathy for the psychological impact of something like that because I don't know how that would feel such a thing cannot exist in Nigeria. In Nigeria, we are still getting exploited by the West, but at least we don't have to see them in our house. This is the same for most African nations. We don't have to see them every day in our house while we're being exploited. It's essentially invisible the exploitation. But for South Africa, it's very different whereby you go there and these places where the whites live are some of the nicest neighborhoods in the country with the best schools and the best facilities.

[00:40:03]where most of the blacks lives. I mean, the townships, I would say the townships, like I said this before, the townships are actually nicer than they hold in Nigeria. I can tell you that for a fact. The townships in South Africa are actually compared to Nigerian slums, they're actually not bad. But still, in comparison relatively to the suburbs in South Africa, it's crazy. The the the wealth inequality is outrageous over there, especially considering the amount of wealth the country generates. These are all facts which I sympathize and empathize with completely which is the reason why I was reticent to come into this conversation because I really do understand the damage that has been done but it is you have to call a spade a spade.

[00:40:47]We have to call a spade a spade.

[00:40:51]This is crazy because nobody can come on my this video, watch this video and tell me how any of these actions end well for them.

[00:41:06]You listen, every move you make, if you're an adult, I don't I don't want I don't want children on here or teenagers or or people who have no education and have no brain to comment on this video.

[00:41:15]just sensible people. Tell me how any of these actions result in a positive outcome.

[00:41:22]Tell me how any of these actions help you because they don't. We we've gone through them. There is nothing you're doing that is going to solve any of the problems you're trying to solve because once this is all done, the same power structure will remain.

[00:41:42]So, is it that you're fighting that the only jobs you want to have available must go to you?

[00:41:49]I saw a video where the operation dudulla, the black South African operation doula people were having a meeting with business owners, Indian business owners, Bangladeshi India business owners, Asian India business owners owners um um Arab business owners begging them and telling them not to employ Africans, immigrants I'm not joking. I saw the I saw footage of this meeting. So, this is not just me making it up. You see all of these business owners just looking at them confused. They're like, "What?" Like, because for them, it's business. It's like, if somebody is willing to work and do the job properly for a particular wage that we are willing to pay and they are the best person for the job, what do we care whether they are from Nigeria or from South Africa?

[00:42:42]Aren't you guys all black? That's what the eyes when you look in the eyes of them. That's the eyes that what was in their eyes that these are black people fighting other black people that we should only hire those blacks and not your black. How do we even know that they are different? We have to check passports now.

[00:42:58]That is what listen I mean I saw that video and I said Lord man Lord are you like is the argument now that you're telling the business owners do not hire illegal immigrants or is it just don't hire African immigrants because that was what I heard but maybe I I mean you know and I saw that and I said wow man I mean this is literally what they were doing in partid to black people saying that you can't you cannot walk here. Where where are you from?

[00:43:33]You're black. You're black. You're black. You're black. You bleck. You're black. You can't walk here. Black bleck.

[00:43:37]You're black.

[00:43:38]That was what they were doing. Now you're you're doing that to other Africans. You want a situation in black South African or in South Africa now where a Nigerian or a Ghanaian goes into a place to apply for a job and when they find out that where are you from? You're Ghanaian, they get rejected.

[00:43:55]That's what you want.

[00:43:58]That's what you want.

[00:44:03]Humans are a disappointment.

[00:44:06]When you look at Israel and Palestine and you think that these are the people who fled Germany after Hitler tried to exterminate them and went to Israel and now started employing the same tactics on Palestinians and Ethiopians.

[00:44:21]Humans are humanity is a disappointment.

[00:44:27]because because I I see this and I it's it is it's it's it's I don't I don't know what like what I don't know what to say and where this is going to end. I don't know because in all honesty I'm like yep this is this is going to go bad.

[00:44:50]This is going to go very bad. This is this is not something that is going to go it's not going to go well because what is now happening is that you're eroding all the goodwill that existed in Africa for South black South Africa. Like the goodwill is now being broken down. And when you break the goodwill down and you destroy it and you destroy it and you destroy it and you destroy it, there's nothing left anymore.

[00:45:21]then what are you going to do? Because you think it doesn't matter. I'm like, no, if that happens, we already know what the people who are against you are capable of.

[00:45:32]We know what they're capable of.

[00:45:35]I'm I'm telling you that I have not seen a single video, and I'm not telling you to do this. I do not want you to do this, but I've not seen a video in recent times of a group of black South Africans attacking white people in South Africa.

[00:45:55]I don't want to see that. I'm not saying that you should do that. But the point I'm making is it shows that you are capable of having friction with a group but not physically assaulting them, not marching on on their businesses, dragging them out of businesses, not going to hospitals and accosting them in hospitals. You've you've shown that you've been able you're able to do that because as I said I've never seen a video of that. I've not I've not heard any reports.

[00:46:23]So what is this? What's going on?

[00:46:29]Now listen, from the comments that I've gotten, it's very disappointing. As I said, yes, you know, because I know that even this video, with all the logic that I've put in this video, there's going to be a lot of South Africans who are going to watch this video and still say the same things.

[00:46:48]Even with all the everything I've told you is just basic baby logic, for a child would understand it.

[00:46:56]But there's people who are going to come here and they're going to still say the same. Oh, you don't you don't know what it's like in this country. If you came here and you saw what it's like. Guys, I'm trying to tell you that I am saying that I believe everything you're saying.

[00:47:08]That's my point. Let us say that I take every single point you're saying as a fact, which I know it's not, but let's just say it's a fact. My point is that how does this solve that problem?

[00:47:20]You see what I'm saying? I'm saying take everything you Oh, it's the crime is terrible. this place if you see what it's like here and whatever this is so so terrible and you're not on the ground you don't live here we live here we see what's I'm saying I take everything for a fact once you take all of that for a fact how does this help you because again the source of the problem is still the same source it was during apart time when a majority of your wealth is locked here just locked up what do you expect is going to happen what do you expect is going going to happen. You can't access the majority of the wealth of your nation. You can't access it.

[00:48:00]So, of course, there is going to be a shortage. Of course, you know, there 61 million people in the country. 61 million.

[00:48:14]That means that I don't know what the percent I think 61 million. Let's say the white population is like 8 million people or whatever. Let's just say for the sake of argument.

[00:48:25]5 million are the are the immigrants. So for the sake of argument I just say 15 million is off.

[00:48:35]That means that what 44 million people now have to deal with the remaining that that's that's left over for them.

[00:48:49]I mean that's what I'm I'm saying because if you got what is it? It's 61 and then what did I say? I said that 15. Let's just say it's 15 million. So you take that that's what 14.

[00:49:04]What's that? 46 million.

[00:49:13]How are you not going to have pressure?

[00:49:17]Now, now again my point is this is that once you ascertain these things, the way you go about solving them completely changes. Once you ascertain this is the issue, you then say that ah the problem is is structural political problems. We need to actually look at the actual structure of the community and the way that wealth is distributed, the way that our government is run, our politicians. That's what you'll be looking at. Let me tell you this guys, this is playing into the hands of oh my god, think about the democratic alliance or what the DA or whatever and they're looking at you see this is what ANC give you.

[00:49:58]This is the results. This is what ANC gave you. If we were in power, we wouldn't have this problem.

[00:50:05]If we were in office, we would not have this issue.

[00:50:09]And you, like Lemmings, are going to start believing that.

[00:50:14]As Julius Malma is being convicted on gun charges for firing a rifle into the sky at his own rally when nobody in his own rally had a problem with it.

[00:50:25]A man fighting for you. That that's what these guys are doing at this current juncture.

[00:50:35]guys. Make it make sense.

[00:50:40]Make it make sense.

[00:50:46]Now, as I said, I'm I feel like we are now at at a turn at a crossroads because again, this has been something that has been percolating. So, people knew that this was happening, but I think it's now boiled over. it's now become something for that reason and the fact that it has now become something that cannot be ignored. We now have to face the truth and the realities of stuff and that that South Africa might get left behind.

[00:51:14]And when I say left behind, I'm talking about this community within South Africa. South Africa as a country is very powerful in terms of the economy and you know with bricks that I've told you about and everything. But who is that power? The power is not the majority of people.

[00:51:29]And things like this is going to pull you further away from that power.

[00:51:38]And I wish, do you know what I'm hoping for? I'm going to tell you what I'm hoping for.

[00:51:43]I'm hoping that Nigeria and all African nations leave and give South Africa what they want. I I I'm I I I would I would like that to happen that everybody just leaves, you know, and that the only people that go there maybe if expatriate. So, for example, if I want to visit, I you go to just visit and you come, but nobody's living there anymore. You only just go there on a holiday. You if you can afford to go there on holiday, you stay in the hotel or the Airbnb, you go home.

[00:52:12]That is what I want to happen.

[00:52:15]And then we'll see how that turns out.

[00:52:18]That that's what's actually what I want.

[00:52:20]I I think this whole fight now is especially when the government and the police is not helping you. I don't see why Nigerians and people should even be seeking to go there anymore in the in under the current climate.

[00:52:35]It's unsafe.

[00:52:40]It's unsafe because I I I mentioned this and they said that you know I was talking about the riots that happened um where the Indians clashed with the blacks and you know the Indians unal alived some black people in South Africa a few years ago and people were telling me that no that's different that was something I'm like listen that's not my point the point is this was a community that felt you were threatening them set up their checkpoints and started fighting you physically and you backed down.

[00:53:13]That's all. That's the principle I'm talking about. I'm not talking about Do can you imagine if Nigerians or Ghanaians banded together and you started and then started actually physically fighting you back and unalived some of your people, there would be a civil war in South Africa because that is a fight you want to have.

[00:53:34]You don't want to have a fight with the Indians or the whites, but you have a fight with these Africans. And again, this is to the to the root of my problem with this. And the reason why I say that this is a deeply psychological problem that needs to be resolved if we're going to move forward as to why that is the case.

[00:53:59]It's it's we are not going to get anywhere until we until we figure that out.

[00:54:05]And I understand look for people who are still here on this video you know and we talk about these things and the reason why this this needed to be we needed to go into it in this depth and to this level is because of how serious a matter it is.

[00:54:21]That's the reason why we because this has a ripple effect in ways that this is actually economically a problem because South Africa is part of bricks and it's one of the main nations one of the founding nations of bricks. If South Africa destroys its reputation in in in Africa to such a degree that African nations do not want to ally with it with it, want to ally with South Africa economically because their people do not feel safe in their country and then those countries do not want South Africans in their country which has started happening. I'm like my lord man.

[00:54:57]I mean the and that's what I'm looking at is just the domino effect of this.

[00:55:02]This is so beneficial to neoc colonialism. It's so beneficial. France, UK, USA, Germany, Spain or Portugal, all they are looking at this and saying yes this is fantastic.

[00:55:21]They're looking at this and saying this is brilliant.

[00:55:32]I mean, you know what?

[00:55:35]I'll say this.

[00:55:38]When you put yourself in a position, right, and you haven't thought multiple steps ahead, you're going to have nobody to blame when you get a checkmate. on you, you're going to have nobody to blame.

[00:55:58]And that is what we're looking at here.

[00:55:59]Because when I talk to some of these folks on the internet, they haven't thought it through. They're thinking about the immediacy, just a reaction.

[00:56:06]Now, I'm like, okay, you've reacted. The reason why you're you're doing this is that it makes you feel power that you do not have or you've not felt.

[00:56:16]It makes you feel power because you have no power. That is the reason why you get on the internet and you talk tough. You talk loud. You get out of here. We don't care. We don't care because it's a release. It's a release because you've not felt power.

[00:56:33]And I can I I understand that psychology. This is part of the reason why I said, you know what, I have empathy because I get the psychology, but it is misdirected hatred, misdirected anger. We are not your enemy.

[00:56:50]We are your brothers and sisters. We are not your enemy. If some of us are misbehaving, we can take care of that.

[00:56:57]That is what we need to take care of.

[00:57:01]This reaction is not the way because as I said, man, I mean, let me say that. Look, this is the next thing.

[00:57:12]It's now gotten to the place to the stage that mainstream media is covering it.

[00:57:16]then we're going to start seeing officials talking about it and politicians.

[00:57:21]And then once it gets galvanized in that space, then you're going to have kind of a serious problem at that point because then people will now have to start making policies and laws and things to deal with this.

[00:57:34]And once that happens, this then becomes a thing that's it becomes part of the toolbox. And when I say the toolbox, it means that whenever things are going a bit weird for these groups, whatever, all of a sudden this will flare up again.

[00:57:48]It's I'm telling you because this is what history shows. this thing is going to calm down and then you're going to go through a period where oh okay everything seems okay and then when certain it's going to flare up again because once you have a scenario where vigilantes can roam the streets and attack people and challenge people listen people say oh they're not there's no forget about that let us even look at it in the best possible scenario the fact that a civilian can go up to another civilian and stop them in the streets with intimidation and say, "Show me your paperwork." is literally Nazi Germany.

[00:58:27]That is literally slave era United States.

[00:58:32]Show me your papers.

[00:58:36]That is it's a fascist white supremacist society.

[00:58:42]It should you should not be able to do that.

[00:58:45]The police are the only people, the government officials are the only people who can stop a person and say, "Show me your identification.

[00:58:55]Otherwise, we have anarchy, which clearly is what is wanted. This none of this is an accident. None of this is a mistake. You look at what is happening and the confluence of incidents and the situation with the war in Iraq in Iran and Israel and this and stuff and the US. You think you think this is a mistake that this is happening now? You think it's a coincidence that this is happening now?

[00:59:23]I don't believe in coincidences, guys.

[00:59:27]Everything is planned.

[00:59:31]This is too convenient.

[00:59:34]And unfortunately, too many of us are naive and fall into the trap and get involved with these things and support these things without knowing that you're working to destroy yourselves.

[00:59:48]That being said, we move forward. You know, um again, my platform is historic.

[00:59:56]It's about history and giving people context to things. This situation is ongoing and it's probably going to continue. So uh sadly this video is going to continue to be relevant because this this is a problem that I do not see going away tomorrow but I would ask that um people start paying more attention to history and it's obvious that a lot of South Africans do not know the true history of what black Africa did to end apartheid and the sacrifices made by countries like Nigeria. So what I'm going to do in the next video that I post is I'm going to tell you I'm going to explain to you the true sacrifice that Nigeria made to set South Africa free from apartheid. So that video when it is ready is going to be linked on the screen. You can take a watch of that video to enlighten yourselves about the truth and the truth is knowledge. The truth is power guys.

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