Staff Reports
President Donald Trump is dodging another liberal mess by opting out of the G20 summit in South Africa. The man knows how to make a statement, and snubbing South Africa sends a loud and proud message. Under the guise of terrible policies and rampant violence, it’s clear as day these hard truths don’t sit well with the left, who are so often blind to the chaos their beloved globalist policies create.
Why would anyone want to attend a summit hosted by a nation that shamelessly endorses land grabs? South Africa has been notorious for its racialized policies, seizing land from white farmers like it’s the 19th century all over again. The Expropriation Act is not just bad policy; it’s a glaring violation of human rights. These so-called land reforms are just a nice way of saying lawful theft backed by the state.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio also saw the writing on the wall and stayed away from a similar meeting earlier this year. Avoiding these flawed international gatherings is just smart conservatism. Instead of cozying up to countries with destructive policies, America needs to stand firm, rooted in values that support life, liberty, and property rights.
Trump Cites 'Very Bad Policies' as He Suggests He'll Send South Africa a Message with G20 Snub https://t.co/VEjCbWm23C
— Average American MAGA Patriot. (@MCope77773) July 30, 2025
South Africa, not content with its domestic failures, also loves to point fingers internationally, accusing allies like Israel of genocide. Yet again, globalists think they can play judge and jury on the world stage with zero accountability. These hypocritical accusations only highlight a lack of genuine commitment to human rights.
The liberal elite can’t comprehend withdrawing financial support serves a greater good. Trump’s decision to cut aid to South Africa isn’t just bold; it’s a necessary move that puts America’s values first. Why should our hard-earned taxpayer dollars support a country that blatantly undermines everything America stands for? Trump’s America stands for fairness and justice, not chaotic international appeasement. So here’s the real question: Will other so-called leaders have the backbone to follow Trump’s example and hold rogue regimes accountable?
