Are we seeing the revitalization of conservative civilization, all over the world has been a massive backlash against globalization, its leftist leadership, and its anti-cultural liberal values, and it's just the beginning.

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I will never get tired. No one can make me tired. I march forward to the victory of our people.

The revolution in South Africa is guaranteed that under the EFF, this country will be the better.

Stand up, South Africa. Make sure that South Africa, you are content with me.

Stand up, South Africa. Stand up, make sure that our people understand that they need to be content.

You must be content. You must be part of history. You must make sure that you are one of the people who are going to join us.

Freedom in our lifetime. Come on, go!

A new world is rising, and South Africa is on the forefront of it.

This is the leader of the EFF, the economic freedom fighters party, Julius Malayma, who is fast rising as a serious presidential contender.

Some of you may be familiar with Malayma for his vocal support of expropriating white-owned farmland to be, quote, returned as he puts it to black Africans, he's infamous for using highly volatile and at times violent language, which appears to have been on display at that massive rally.

Malayma began chanting together with 90,000 in attendance, kill the boar, which means kill the white Africaners and farmers.

Now, this video is going viral on Twitter, and it elicits some very strong reaction from none other than Elon Musk, who, of course, is himself South Africa.

He tweeted out, they are openly pushing for genocide of white people in South Africa.

Cyril Ramaphosa, why do you say nothing? Now, Ramaphosa is the president of South Africa.

Now, in fairness, Malayma has been confronted with singing this song before, which is an older traditional song from the days of apartheid.

And he's always maintained that the lyrics are not meant to be taken literally.

Instead, there are a lyrical expression of rebellion against a racist system.

And this has even been taken to the courts with South Africa's high court ruling that the song was not hate speech, which of course is only further emboldened Malayma and his use of it at his rallies.

And to make matters even more complicated, you've got the ever repulsive legacy media accusing any criticism or concern whatsoever about the South African government expropriating farmland from the white farm owners as itself an expression of far right conspiracy theorist racism.

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