Photo: HORRIFIC: Whites sink to the bottom! – White residents in North Carolina wash black preists’ feet during prayers for George Floyd
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Cartoon: From a Boer: White Liberal and the Black Jewish President Ramaphosa in LOVE
This guy does good cartoons. In this one he mocks the Jewish political party the DA and it teaming up with the ANC after the recent elections. Jan
[You whites in America have no need for this. Oh man, these religious leaders are SUCH IDIOTS. So dreadful. Don't crawl on your belly like a dog for these races of shit. Our race has much more pride than this. Terrible stuff. Christians are such easy meat for Jews. Jan]
Several white locals in North Carolina washed feet of black priests during a prayer session held for George Floyd, it has sparked an online debate.
The ritual was organised by pastors Faith and Soboma Wokoma in Cary, North Carolina, it was held to commemorate George Floyd. Floyd was killed after a white police officer in Minneapolis knelt on his knees. The killing sparked massive violent protests across the American cities.
The protestors including activists of ‘Black Lives Matter’ observed eight minutes 46 seconds of silence, this is the same length of time when the white police officer knelt on Floyd’s neck before he was killed.
After observing silence, white police officers and other white attendees were seen kneeling before the priests and washing their feet. These pictures were widely circulated on social media.
According to a biblical story, the "washing of feet" ceremony is held because Jesus used to cleanse his disciples’ feet. It represents humility and love. But these pictures were not received well by many online users and fell victim to divisive comments.
White protesters wash the feet of black protest organizers and beg for forgiveness in Cary, North Carolina.
While others said that washing someone’s feet is an inherent practice in the south.
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Since its founding in 1973 by Eugne Terre‘Blanche and six other patriotic Afrikaners, it has been dedicated to secessionist Afrikaner nationalism and the creation of an independent Boer-Afrikaner republic or ‘Volkstaat/Boerestaat‘ in part of South Africa.