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Leavitt attack on Ramaphosa a shocking insult
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|SW November 23 2025 edition
Donald Trump has lowered the bar so much in his second stint in the White House that nothing from the seat of power of the supposed last world superpower shocks anymore.
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What comes out of the Oval Office always truly confirms the saying that, and we paraphrase, "when a clown moves into the palace, they don't become the king, rather, the palace becomes the circus".
We, as South Africans, have had more than our fair share at the receiving end of the drivel that oozes so confidently out of the White House.
First, Trump gave audience to liars peddling such self-evidently untruths as the genocide that is supposedly unfolding on our shores against white people, especially of the Afrikaner stock who are being slaughtered for "their" land.
President Cyril Ramaphosa took the trouble earlier this year to visit Trump, and included in his high-powered team such esteemed and proud South Africans as Johann Rupert - an Afrikaner and a man often identified as the richest South African to help slay the great lie of a white genocide once and for all.
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