Donald Trump's Refugees of Normality

When you feel discriminated against because they won't treat you as superior anymore...

There’s a peculiar type of exile emerging from South Africa — not one born of persecution, but of bruised ego.

They claim to be refugees, but their real affliction is no longer being treated as inherently superior.

Wrapped in the rhetoric of victimhood, these are Donald Trump's “refugees of normality,” a curated class of White South Africans elevated as props in a far-right American fantasy.

This isn’t a story about farm murders or land seizures. It’s about entitlement rebranded as oppression, and a U.S. president leveraging that narrative to stoke fear, curry votes, and resurrect the ghosts of a racial hierarchy that history tried to bury. Welcome to the theatre of delusion — starring the privileged, reimagined as the persecuted.

The Lie: White Genocide

I can show you a video of a spokesperson for the segregationist Afrikaner community living in Oranje, saying on national TV that violent crime does not affect them any more than it does the Black population.