During his address at the Mapungubwe Institute for Strategic Reflection (MISTRA) in Johannesburg, Rasool attempted to clarify Trump’s recent foreign policy stances, particularly his opposition to South Africa’s property expropriation laws and its relationships with Iran, Hamas, and other nations.Rasool stated, according to Breitbart, “What Donald Trump is initiating is an attack on those in power, mobilizing a supremacist agenda against incumbents, both domestically and, as I believe I have demonstrated, internationally.

”He elaborated, “In this context, the supremacist challenge to incumbency is evident in the domestic politics of the USA, particularly within the MAGA movement, which is a reaction not only to a supremacist impulse but also to clear demographic trends indicating that the voting electorate in the USA is projected to be 48% white. The prospect of a majority of minorities is on the horizon, which must be taken into account. This understanding sheds light on what may appear to be instinctive, nativist, or racist behaviors, supported by data that relates to the construction of walls, the deportation movement, and similar issues.”Elon Musk’s engagement in UK politics, particularly his support for Nigel Farage and the Reform movement, is not coincidental. This involvement mirrors the guidance he received regarding Vice President Vance’s address to the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) during his journey to the Munich security summit, aimed at bolstering their election efforts, as articulated by the banned South African diplomat.