Zimbabwe’s White Farmers Turn To Trump In Effort To Extort 3.5 Billion
By Semafor Africa Photos: YouTube Screenshots Reportedly, 3.5 billion is the amount of money white farmers in Zimbabwe are trying to win in compensation for having their land seized by the state, a fight they hope the Trump administration will support. They have turned to a US lobbying firm with ties to the US president to make their case, reported Bloomberg, trying to capitalize on the White House allegation that white people in southern Africa are being discriminated against by Black-majority governments. “They are lobbying on our behalf to see if we can get Trump to agree to something,” a [white] Zimbabwe farmer involved in the campaign told Bloomberg. Trump’s repeated claims of a “genocide” against white people in South Africa have been widely debunked. Thousands of white farmers in Zimbabwe had their land seized in the 2000s under a controversial land reform program intended to redress colonial-era land grabs. Editor’s Note: Here we see a boldface attempt (by the white descendants of Black land theft, in Africa) to extort money from the Zimbabwe government, by appealing to America’s new white hope hero for help.
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By Semafor Africa
Photos: YouTube Screenshots
Reportedly, 3.5 billion is the amount of money white farmers in Zimbabwe are trying to win in compensation for having their land seized by the state, a fight they hope the Trump administration will support.
They have turned to a US lobbying firm with ties to the US president to make their case, reported Bloomberg, trying to capitalize on the White House allegation that white people in southern Africa are being discriminated against by Black-majority governments.
“They are lobbying on our behalf to see if we can get Trump to agree to something,” a [white] Zimbabwe farmer involved in the campaign told Bloomberg.
Trump’s repeated claims of a “genocide” against white people in South Africa have been widely debunked.
Thousands of white farmers in Zimbabwe had their land seized in the 2000s under a controversial land reform program intended to redress colonial-era land grabs.
Editor’s Note: Here we see a boldface attempt (by the white descendants of Black land theft, in Africa) to extort money from the Zimbabwe government, by appealing to America’s new white hope hero for help.
