And the vast majority of that food was grown by white farmers, right? And in other words, their very survival of Africans has long been dependent on the hard labor of the white people that they taught, they are taught to despise. And there’s all kinds of issues going on down there. Now South Africa has around 142 race-based laws, which largely discriminate against white citizens. Real quick, I also want to tell you, I got all this information from Zero Hedge. Great publication, okay? Just want to give credit where credit’s due. So when we’re talking about this, this 142 race-based laws that discriminate against white citizens, especially when property, businesses, and government offices involved, and a special act to the Expert Expert Proportation Act, sorry if I can barely read, of 2024 allows the socialist government to confiscate any land of their choosing to redress past discriminatory laws or practices, which is pretty much land owned by white citizens.

This is part of a project to fulfill their land reform goals. Now the problem is, and I’m gonna link this whole story down below if you’d like to read it, because I think it’s incredibly fascinating, when the land is seized or forced into sale to black owners, right? You want to call this race? You got to call it what it is, right? And what sucks, and I think personally, is governments try and force us into race wars hating each other just based off of the color of our skin, when in all reality, I think most humans just want to be left alone.

Most humans just want to live a good life, they want to be productive, they want to have families, but governments want to turn this into some kind of war against races, which I find to be completely disgusting. Same end down below if you believe that, type it down below. So we’re talking about this in South Africa, the problem seems to be when the land is seized or forced into the sale, into sale, and then, you know, sold to black owners, farming production reportedly collapses, right? Because there’s not a lot of experience there.

So that is to say that once white farmers are gone, crop yields fail, and the black owners often resell the land and leave, right? It’s not their fault, more than likely they’re gone, what do I do with this? Makes sense, right? In other cases, the new owners allow the land to languish, right? Using the homes for living, but never really cultivating their surrounding property. Black South Africans own more farmland per capita than French, German, or Spanish farmers combined. Yet starvation persists in the region, right? Excuses as to why this is happening persist, but the fact remains that if Africa wants steady food production, they’ll have to rely on experienced white Africaners to make it happen because no one else is going to do it.

You know, one thing that this makes me think about is a book that I read called Toxic Charity, and the gentleman that was, you know, into charitable giving and helping people all his life, found out that he was doing more harm than good, and he gave an example of these church mission trips that he was helping run, and they were going down and putting in wells in countries that didn’t have water, right? That looked like this is just barren land, dry cracked, there wasn’t enough irrigation, and they were finding that the villagers were, the ladies were going, you know, with the bowls on their their heads, going down to the creek, taking the water, putting it on their heads, bringing it back, and they’re like, hey, let’s punch in wells.

Well, because they didn’t think about it, they came back a year later, and everything was dry and desolate again, and the people, the villagers were back to going down to the waterfront and carrying back bowls of water, and they’re like, what’s wrong? Like, well, the pump broke, it broke, and they didn’t teach them enough to sit there and go, hey, we need to teach them how to maintain the water. And then another thing that in this book that I found incredibly fascinating was that he said, you know, don’t give people things, like what’s happening in Africa, they’re forcing sales, threatening white people that have all these farms that are farming, right, and they’re murdering in some instances, killing them and giving them to the black farmers go here, here you go.

And black farmers like, what do we do? We’re not farmers. I don’t know what to do with this. I’m like, well, we’ll live here. Well, it’s, it was a very simple story in this book as well, where they said, do not take the right if you go down and just give people things, you’ve stolen the ability of a hardworking man that just wants to do good, you’ve robbed him of the ability to provide for his family by just giving them food. And then what happens is they become hooked on that, you know, it’s like, don’t feed the bears because the bears always show up, right? I mean, I’m trying to be serious, but it’s, it’s a, I believe, a really good analogy for humans.

And so this book goes on to talk about how they started teaching people in these remote areas, how to till the land, how to plant the land and how to not only provide food for themselves, but how to start an enough of a little bit extra to take it to the local farmers market and how to start a business. He said, that’s when everything exploded, right? That’s where the exciting part is. Well, when we’re talking about South Africa, and the story from zero edge, again, I’m gonna link it down below.

The story goes on to talk about how the government’s failure to maintain basic infrastructure was has forced these local farmers to take on the cost in order to keep food production on track, right? And the roads ready for freight. Well, the pressure from the government projects for reparations, you know, that doesn’t end well ever, as well as the constant threat of violence from militant race communists targeting white farmers has made that job very difficult. So now, since farmers can’t do that, the shortages of diesel and fertilizer caused by the Iran war are creating the perfect storm of circumstances, which may cause food a food crisis going into 2027.

If the shortages are not rectified, half of the African continent will be throttled by a lack of domestic food supplies. Now, how that affects that that’s bad enough as it is, all right, that needs to get fixed. But as and if anyone’s, you know, watching this from South Africa, put type South Africa down below and let me know what’s going on down there, real boots on the ground stuff. But how this affects the world is the countries that are going through the issues with food, they either need to go and buy it on the open market, which is going to raise prices around the world or countries are going to give supplies to help, which that’s not fixing the issue, fixing issues going to government saying, Hey, knock this crap off.

This isn’t a race issue. This is a knowledge and understanding issue that you need to work through. You need qualified people, you know, if you don’t like the color of the skin, well, you’re just as racist as you think they are. Geez, oh, I think racist people are about the dumbest bricks in the world. Type 100. If you agree with that. racism is so stupid, just dumb. It just shows your insecurity. Geez, oh, but the fact is, this is going to cause issues around the world. And I believe it’s not just an African thing.

I think we’re going to see other food shortages in crisis, especially because of the fuel cost and the fertilizer issue with farmers. This is why I think everyone around the world should buy a little bit extra food, just a little bit, canned goods, something that lasts a little bit longer stored away. I think over the next six months to a year, you’re going to be glad you did. Anyway, I’m not going to harp on this anymore. I’m going to throw the link down below the zero hedge article, the economic ninja is out.

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