Rubio Takes a Stand Against Socialist Land Grab
Secretary of State Marco Rubio isn’t about to waste time on a G-20 summit full of empty talk and weak policies. He’s standing aside from the pomp and circumstance because he sees a dangerous trend unfolding in South Africa.
South Africa’s government is pushing a radical land seizure bill that sounds straight out of a Marxist playbook. The idea is simple: because most landowners are White, history must be “corrected” by grabbing property. Sure, they claim it’s about “just and equitable compensation,” but a closer look reveals a disturbing loophole—some cases won’t be compensated at all. Nothing says “fair” like ripping property away based on skin color.
Rubio didn’t mince words. His statement was as clear as day: “South Africa is doing very bad things.” And he wasn’t alone. Even President Trump called it a “massive Human Rights VIOLATION” on Truth Social, warning that checks will be on hold until a full investigation is done. This isn’t about patching up old grievances—it’s about stopping radical leftist tactics that lead only to chaos.
The numbers back up Rubio’s concerns. Studies show that both White and Black commercial farmers face violent attacks, but those owning land are up to six times more at risk than the general population. Yet, leftist media ignores these hard facts, choosing instead to paint the land seizures as a noble step toward “equity.”
Rubio knows better than to sit through endless lectures from global bureaucrats pushing socialist policies. Why should any U.S. official listen to empty rhetoric when property rights and American taxpayers are on the line? While the Biden administration might roll over, Rubio—and many conservatives—stand firm. South Africa can’t keep taking lands without consequence, not on his watch.
This isn’t about righting historical wrongs. It’s about power. The government in South Africa is using race as a shield to justify seizing private property. History tells us that this kind of policy never stops at land seizures—it only escalates.
While the globalist crowd complains about Rubio skipping the summit, the facts are clear. American leaders should be protecting property rights and standing up against dangerous socialist agendas, not bowing to leftist ideals or empty promises.
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