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On February 7, 2025, President Trump issued an Executive Order that stands as a historic turning point for the embattled Boer Afrikaner and white community of South Africa. The order halts all U.S. aid to South Africa while prioritizing refugee status for Afrikaners suffering from racial discrimination, land expropriation, and targeted violence. This bold move not only acknowledges the atrocities committed against South Africa’s white minority but also sends a strong message to the world: America will not stand by while genocide unfolds under the guise of social justice.

For those of us who have been sounding the alarm for years, often at great personal cost, this is a first base victory. It is also a solemn tribute to all the voices now forever silenced—the farmers brutally murdered, the activists persecuted, and the many forced into exile for daring to speak the truth. Many paid with their lives, and others, like myself, faced censorship, threats, and relentless smear campaigns for exposing the injustices against the Boer Afrikaner people.

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Since 2014, I have been raising awareness about the systematic targeting of South Africa’s white farming communities, warning that the policies of the ruling ANC government were leading to nothing short of a slow, deliberate extermination. For every white cross planted in the soil of a once-thriving farm, there is a story of a family torn apart, a child left orphaned, a legacy wiped away in cold blood.

Yet, these murders were not isolated acts of crime. They were sanctioned by a government that openly justified them under the guise of righting past wrongs. The passage of Expropriation Act 13 of 2024 made it official—land could now be seized from white farmers without compensation, stripping generations of Afrikaners of their heritage and livelihood.

For years, the ANC, backed by a complicit globalist network, has used race-based policies to dismantle opportunities for white South Africans in employment, education, and business. Meanwhile, violent rhetoric from government officials and radical groups fueled the massacre of farmers.

As the world turned a blind eye, many of us took on the battle to expose these atrocities. I remember how Steve Hofmeyr’s courage inspired me to act—how voices like Willem Petzer’s emerged, challenging the silence. We fought through censorship, deplatforming, and outright intimidation. We spoke up for those butchered in their homes, tortured before they were executed, their wives and children subjected to unspeakable horrors.

South Africa’s January 6: The Boeremag Setup

If history has taught us anything, it is that governments seeking to silence dissent and maintain control will fabricate enemies where none exist. The Boeremag saga is a glaring example. This group of Afrikaner men, accused of plotting against the government, was nothing more than a setup engineered by Mossad and the CIA to justify crackdowns on political opponents. They were entrapped, their conversations manipulated, and their trials turned into a public spectacle to paint them as violent extremists.

Sound familiar? It should. South Africa’s Boeremag persecution was a precursor to America’s January 6. Just like the patriots who walked into the U.S. Capitol only to be branded as insurrectionists, hunted down, and imprisoned for years, the Boeremag members were used as scapegoats to justify government repression.

Witnessing the Same Playbook in America

As a South African who now lives in America, I never thought I would see the same tyranny playing out on U.S. soil. But here we are—watching how the same globalist elites who fueled the destruction of my homeland are now orchestrating America’s downfall. The same tactics—demonization of one racial group, weaponization of the legal system, and violent suppression of opposition—are unfolding before my very eyes.

But since President Trump was re-elected, and with everything he has accomplished in just two weeks alone, I have hope in humanity again. Hope for White Christians.

In just a short time, he has signed Executive Orders that reaffirm the values that built Western civilization and stand as a defense against the forces trying to erase us.

He has:

• Halted all U.S. aid to South Africa while prioritizing refugee status for persecuted Afrikaners
• Re-established the White House Faith Office, ensuring that Christian voices are not silenced in government
• Signed an order protecting Second Amendment rights, a fundamental safeguard against tyranny
• Defended women’s sports from being taken over by biological men
• Eradicated anti-Christian bias in federal policies
• Sent a clear message that America will not fund racial genocide

These actions remind me that we are not alone. That we are not forgotten. That the fight we have waged for years is finally being heard.

A Call to Action

To every white South African reading this: Apply for refugee status now. Do not wait. Do not hesitate. The door is open, but it will not remain open forever. There is no future for our people under a government that justifies our extermination. Those with eyes, let them see. Those with ears, let them hear.

Matthew 13:16-17 says, “But blessed are your eyes because they see, and your ears because they hear. For truly I tell you, many prophets and righteous people longed to see what you see but did not see it, and to hear what you hear but did not hear it.”

To the American people who listened, who cared, and who showed up—thank you. I have met so many who have opened their hearts to the plight of South African farmers, who refused to look away while mainstream media buried the truth. Your voices, your activism, and your prayers have made a difference. This Executive Order is proof that God is still working through those who refuse to be silent.

And to Elon Musk—thank you for remembering where you came from. After becoming the richest man in the world, you did not forget your roots. You did not forget your people. While so many turned their backs on the Afrikaners, you stood firm, exposing the truth and advocating for fairness. We see it, and we will never forget.

May God bless President Trump for taking a stand. May He bless America for giving refuge to those escaping persecution. And may He grant justice to those whose lives were stolen in the name of racial revenge.

But this is not the end of the fight. This is only the first step toward exposing the full scale of what has happened to the Boer Afrikaner people. We must continue to raise awareness, hold corrupt governments accountable, and stand firm in our commitment to truth and justice.

For every white cross in South Africa, we will not forget.

Brendi Wells can be found here.