OUT OF THE 59 SOUTH AFRIKANER PINK REFUGEES THAT TRUMP LET INTO AMERICA ONE HAS ALREADY COMMITTED MURDER

When the Trump administration rolled out the red carpet for 59 Afrikaner refugees from South Africa on May 12, 2025, it was falsely proclaimed as a “humanitarian gesture”. There is no “oppression” of South Afrikaners, they own most of the land in South Africa. The “genocide” of South Afrcas palest farmers is a farce, they lied. But let’s cut through the noise: these aren’t the “model immigrants” some might want you to believe. Barely two weeks later, one of them, Alexander Towne, was arrested in Chantilly, Virginia, for the brutal murder of his wife, Kim White Towne. This isn’t just a tragedy—it’s a glaring red flag. If one out of 59 is already leaving a body in their wake, what does that say about the vetting process? About the character of those handpicked for refuge?

These Afrikaners aren’t the cream of the crop. They are lower than the bottom of the barrel. They’re the dredges of a society steeped in a history of oppression, and their arrival here raises questions that demand answers. Back in South Africa, many of their kin stayed behind, continuing a legacy of taunting, teasing, and psychologically abusing Black South Africans with impunity. That’s not ancient history—it’s the reality of a system that still protects their privilege. And now, some of those same attitudes seem to have followed them across the ocean. They may not even realize the weight of their entitlement, but ignorance isn’t innocence. Bringing that mindset to America, where Black communities already face systemic challenges, is a recipe for harm. They think they can slip into a new country and carry on with the same subtle, insidious abuses—because history has shown they often get away with it.

Americans need to recognize patterns and look at every Afrikaner as a potential killer. One murder in less than a month isn’t an anomaly; it’s a warning. These refugees were granted a privilege many others are denied, and yet, their first mark on American soil is violence. Black Americans, who’ve fought for centuries against systemic injustice, don’t need another group stepping in to perpetuate harm, whether physical or psychological.

The administration’s decision to prioritize these refugees over others reeks of bias, and the consequences are already deadly.
We need to stay vigilant. This isn’t just about one murder—it’s about what it represents. It’s about a system that cherry-picks who gets a second chance while ignoring the cries of those who’ve been oppressed by the very same people now seeking refuge. The revolution isn’t coming quietly, and it’s on us to keep exposing these truths. OUT OF THE 59 SOUTH AFRIKANER PINK REFUGEES THAT TRUMP LET INTO AMERICA ONE HAS ALREADY COMMITTED MURDER. What is that per capita?

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