INTRODUCING A THANKSGIVING ACROSS AMERICA!
The Tradition Continues. The Table Grows.
This Thanksgiving, The Bridge to Liberty is launching a special nationwide initiative to bring American families and newly arrived Afrikaner refugees together through one of America’s most cherished traditions: Thanksgiving.
For many of our Afrikaner friends, this will be their very first American Thanksgiving. They may be thousands of miles from the homeland they have always known, beginning new lives in unfamiliar communities without extended family or friends nearby.
We want to change that.
Through our American Neighbor Network, we hope to connect Afrikaner families with welcoming American families who would be willing to share their Thanksgiving table, extend a hand of friendship, and introduce them to this beautiful American tradition.
For families who cannot be connected with an American host, The Bridge to Liberty hopes to provide grocery gift cards to help them prepare their own traditional Thanksgiving dinner or purchase a prepared holiday meal.
📷 OUR INITIAL GOAL IS 25 AFRIKANER FAMILIES ACROSS AMERICA!
But we don’t want to stop there! Depending on the response from participating families and the generosity of our donors, we may be able to expand this initiative to include even more families.
The more support we receive, the more Thanksgiving tables we can help fill!
📷 We are also inviting American churches, families, and individuals across the country to participate in our American Neighbor Network, a year-round initiative dedicated to building friendships, fellowship, and community connections for newly arrived Afrikaner families.
📷📷📷 A SPECIAL INVITATION TO OUR ESTABLISHED AFRIKANER FRIENDS!
Just because you arrived in America as a refugee doesn’t mean you cannot become an American Neighbor yourself!
If you have settled into your new life, are doing well, and are planning to celebrate Thanksgiving, we would love for you to consider joining the American Neighbor Network.
Perhaps you could welcome another Afrikaner family to your Thanksgiving table, help a newly arrived family navigate their community, or simply offer the friendship and encouragement that you may have appreciated when you first arrived.
You understand the journey because you’ve walked it yourself. Now you have an opportunity to help someone else along the way.
Our American Neighbor Network is about building a community where everyone has something meaningful to contribute.
📷 IMPORTANT REGISTRATION REQUIREMENT
All Afrikaner families wishing to receive Thanksgiving assistance through this initiative must first be registered with The Bridge to Liberty.
Once registered, families can sign in using their Bridge to Liberty registration number and password to select their Thanksgiving participation option.
American Neighbor Network volunteers who wish to host or assist must also complete the appropriate volunteer registration process.
📷 IMPORTANT DATES
📷 Registration Opens: October 21, 2026
📷 Registration Closes: November 8, 2026
📷 Thanksgiving Day: November 26, 2026
All Thanksgiving assistance is subject to available funding, eligibility, and local arrangements.
Americans and established Afrikaner refugees can participate by welcoming a family, assisting with meal delivery, or contributing toward Thanksgiving meals.
Thanksgiving is more than a meal. It is an opportunity to thank God for His blessings, share what we have, and extend friendship to those around us.
Our hope is that this becomes an annual tradition, creating relationships that last long after Thanksgiving Day.
Two Homelands. Shared Faith. One Thanksgiving.
📷 Faith • Friendship • Gratitude
Learn more, register, or help support a family’s
Thanksgiving:
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🦃🇺🇸🇿🇦 INTRODUCING A THANKSGIVING ACROSS AMERICA!
The Tradition Continues. The Table Grows.
This Thanksgiving, The Bridge to Liberty is launching a special nationwide initiative to bring American families and newly arrived Afrikaner refugees together through one of America’s most cherished traditions: Thanksgiving.
For many of our Afrikaner friends, this will be their very first American Thanksgiving. They may be thousands of miles from the homeland they have always known, beginning new lives in unfamiliar communities without extended family or friends nearby.
We want to change that.
Through our American Neighbor Network, we hope to connect Afrikaner families with welcoming American families who would be willing to share their Thanksgiving table, extend a hand of friendship, and introduce them to this beautiful American tradition.
For families who cannot be connected with an American host, The Bridge to Liberty hopes to provide grocery gift cards to help them prepare their own traditional Thanksgiving dinner or purchase a prepared holiday meal.
❤️ OUR INITIAL GOAL IS 25 AFRIKANER FAMILIES ACROSS AMERICA!
But we don’t want to stop there! Depending on the response from participating families and the generosity of our donors, we may be able to expand this initiative to include even more families.
The more support we receive, the more Thanksgiving tables we can help fill!
⛪ We are also inviting American churches, families, and individuals across the country to participate in our American Neighbor Network, a year-round initiative dedicated to building friendships, fellowship, and community connections for newly arrived Afrikaner families.
🇿🇦❤️🇺🇸 A SPECIAL INVITATION TO OUR ESTABLISHED AFRIKANER FRIENDS!
Just because you arrived in America as a refugee doesn’t mean you cannot become an American Neighbor yourself!
If you have settled into your new life, are doing well, and are planning to celebrate Thanksgiving, we would love for you to consider joining the American Neighbor Network.
Perhaps you could welcome another Afrikaner family to your Thanksgiving table, help a newly arrived family navigate their community, or simply offer the friendship and encouragement that you may have appreciated when you first arrived.
You understand the journey because you’ve walked it yourself. Now you have an opportunity to help someone else along the way.
Our American Neighbor Network is about building a community where everyone has something meaningful to contribute.
📋 IMPORTANT REGISTRATION REQUIREMENT
All Afrikaner families wishing to receive Thanksgiving assistance through this initiative must first be registered with The Bridge to Liberty.
Once registered, families can sign in using their Bridge to Liberty registration number and password to select their Thanksgiving participation option.
American Neighbor Network volunteers who wish to host or assist must also complete the appropriate volunteer registration process.
📅 IMPORTANT DATES
🍂 Registration Opens: October 21, 2026
🌾 Registration Closes: November 8, 2026
🦃 Thanksgiving Day: November 26, 2026
All Thanksgiving assistance is subject to available funding, eligibility, and local arrangements.
Americans and established Afrikaner refugees can participate by welcoming a family, assisting with meal delivery, or contributing toward Thanksgiving meals.
Thanksgiving is more than a meal. It is an opportunity to thank God for His blessings, share what we have, and extend friendship to those around us.
Our hope is that this becomes an annual tradition, creating relationships that last long after Thanksgiving Day.
Two Homelands. Shared Faith. One Thanksgiving.
❤️ Faith • Friendship • Gratitude
Learn more, register, or help support a family’s Thanksgiving:
thebridgetoliberty.org/thank…
Give toward a family's Thanksgiving: givesendgo.com/thanksgiving-…
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#ThanksgivingAcrossAmerica #TheBridgeToLiberty #AmericanNeighborNetwork #Afrikaners #Thanksgiving2026
Meet the team behind The Bridge To Liberty! 🌉
We thought you should know the people holding up this bridge:
Elly Sutherland — Founder & Executive Director
Ryder Cross — Director of Strategic Intelligence & Analysis
Sloane Sinclair — Deputy Executive Director & Chief Operating Officer
Weston Pierce — Director of Case Operations
Violet Caldwell — Director of Finance & Administration
Researchers, case workers, job matchers, bookkeepers — and every single one a volunteer, fighting for Afrikaner families finding their feet in a new homeland.
Two homelands. Shared faith. One mission.
Meet them here: thebridgetoliberty.org/meet-…
The Bridge To Liberty retweeted
The U.S. State Department is preparing to spend $335,000 to find out why Afrikaners aren't applying for its refugee program.
From the Department's own proposal:
"There's currently little research about why Afrikaners are not applying to request referral into the US Refugee Admissions Program."
Allow us to assist — free of charge.
They ARE applying. They applied, they were interviewed, they completed their medicals — and then they were deemed INELIGIBLE. No clear reasons. No meaningful appeal. Families left in limbo while their window closed.
Then the Department watched applications "trend lower than expected" — and budgeted $335,000 for focus groups, a survey of 1,000 Afrikaners, and a six-month ad campaign to figure out why.
We can save them every cent: this is a small, tight-knit community. Word travels. People stopped applying when they saw what happened to the ones who did.
Before recruiting new applicants into the same process, answer the question the focus groups will ask anyway:
Why were we deemed ineligible?
Answer the people already waiting. That's the whole survey.
— The Incredible Ineligibles Coalition
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THE BRIDGE TO LIBERTY | AMERIKANER JOB BRIDGE CLARIFICATION
The Amerikaner Job Bridge was not yet ready for its official rollout. Unfortunately, someone decided to bring an unfinished program into the public spotlight, creating unnecessary confusion and considerable controversy across social media before we had the opportunity to properly introduce it.
With that being said, we want to clarify exactly what the Amerikaner Job Bridge is all about.
When you register with The Bridge to Liberty, most of our services are FREE and included as part of our assistance programs, provided we have the resources and ability to help you.
Registered participants have access to résumé assistance, employment resources, our Amerikaner Job Bridge job board, and community connections through our Amerikaner Neighbor Network, including referrals for furniture, household essentials, and other practical needs.
We are also developing an interactive employment report that will review uploaded résumés, identify relevant job opportunities based on qualifications and experience, and provide direct links to employers' job listings.
Why do we advertise paid services?
Our $100–$250 professional services are intended for individuals who choose NOT to register with The Bridge to Liberty but still wish to access our services independently.
Registered participants are not required to purchase these services to receive the assistance included with registration.
The Bridge to Liberty is building an interconnected support system designed to help refugees establish themselves, pursue employment, access community resources, and become self-sufficient in the United States. All assistance is subject to availability and our ability to provide it.
Our purpose is to build bridges to opportunity, not create additional barriers.
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We want to clarify recent questions regarding our advertised résumé services.
When you register with The Bridge to Liberty, most of our services are FREE and included as part of our assistance programs, provided we have the resources and ability to help you.
Registered participants receive access to résumé assistance, employment resources, our Amerikaner Job Bridge job board, and community connections through our Amerikaner Neighbor Network, including referrals for furniture, household essentials, and other practical needs.
We are also developing an interactive employment report that will review uploaded résumés, identify relevant job opportunities, and provide direct links to employers' job listings.
Why do we advertise paid services?
Our $100–$250 professional services are intended for individuals who choose NOT to register with The Bridge to Liberty but still wish to access our services independently.
Registered participants are not required to purchase these services to receive the assistance included with registration.
Our programs are designed to connect refugees with employment opportunities, community resources, and practical assistance as they establish themselves in the United States. Services are subject to availability and our ability to provide assistance.
Our purpose is to build bridges to opportunity, not create additional barriers.
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ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. A MESSAGE FROM THE BRIDGE TO LIBERTY.
Let me make something perfectly clear.
If you are not here to support our mission, and your only purpose is to attack, undermine, or disrupt the work we are doing, then move along.
The Bridge to Liberty was established to HELP PEOPLE. Period.
And there is something I want everyone to understand.
NOT ONE PERSON IN THIS ORGANIZATION IS BEING PAID. NOT ONE.
We are a newly incorporated Georgia nonprofit, and we are awaiting our IRS 501(c)(3) determination letter. Until we receive that determination and are able to pursue the grant funding we need, our organization is operating entirely through the dedication and generosity of volunteers.
These are people who have families, jobs, responsibilities, and lives of their own. Yet they willingly give their time, their knowledge, their experience, and their hearts to help complete strangers.
They are not collecting salaries. They are not receiving paychecks. They are showing up because they believe people deserve help.
And when you repeatedly attack The Bridge to Liberty, you are not just attacking me. You are attacking every single volunteer who has sacrificed their personal time to make this work possible.
I WILL NOT ALLOW THAT TO CONTINUE.
Long before The Bridge to Liberty was formally incorporated, our volunteers were working through the Incredible Ineligibles Coalition, researching cases, gathering information, advocating for families who had been deemed ineligible, and trying to bring attention to people desperately seeking answers.
We have accomplished a tremendous amount with very limited resources, and we continue to build programs to help newly arriving families establish themselves in America.
We have provided our Georgia nonprofit registration. We have provided our federal EIN. We have explained that our 501(c)(3) application was filed on October 9, 2026, and that we are awaiting the IRS determination.
We have answered the questions. We have provided the documentation. And we are finished going in circles with people who refuse to acknowledge it.
I believe strongly in freedom of speech. I have never liked blocking people simply because they disagree with me.
But freedom of speech does not give anyone an unlimited right to use our social media pages to harass our volunteers, repeat accusations, or deliberately interfere with our mission.
FROM THIS POINT FORWARD, ACCOUNTS ENGAGING IN PERSISTENT PERSONAL ATTACKS, TROLLING, BOT-LIKE BEHAVIOR, OR DELIBERATE DISRUPTION WILL BE BLOCKED.
No more endless arguments. No more defending the same facts repeatedly. No more allowing the dedication of good people to be dragged through the mud.
Respectful questions and constructive criticism will always be welcome.
But if you are here solely to tear down what we are trying to build, then you are in the wrong place.
IF YOU ARE NOT FOR US, AND YOUR ONLY PURPOSE IS TO WORK AGAINST US, THEN MOVE ALONG.
You do not have to donate. You do not have to volunteer. You do not have to agree with us.
But you will respect the people who are giving their time to help others, or you will no longer have a place on our pages.
WE HAVE PEOPLE TO HELP, FAMILIES TO SUPPORT, AND WORK TO DO.
We are not going to sacrifice our mission or the well-being of our volunteers to satisfy people who have no intention of engaging in good faith.
WE ARE MOVING FORWARD. WITH OR WITHOUT YOUR APPROVAL.
THE BRIDGE TO LIBERTY
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⭐✨🇺🇸⭐✨⭐🇺🇸⭐✨⭐🇺🇸
Hendrik asked me to thank all OSAR's American donors for making his new life easier, especially with winter around the corner!
What a pleasant young man and future American patriot. 🇺🇸
⭐ LETS DO THIS ✨
🥳 Please find on the link the much awaited Ohio South African Refugees Amazon wish list.
Kindly forgive us for taking so long to get this sorted, we had quite the week. 🙏 🙏 🙏
Thank you all for allowing us to support the refugees around us with your generous donations. May God bless you forever more. 🙏
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OFFICIAL RESPONSE FROM THE BRIDGE TO LIBERTY
We believe in transparency and accountability, and we welcome legitimate questions about our organization. However, when information about The Bridge to Liberty is circulated publicly, it is important that the facts are presented accurately and in their entirety.
OUR NONPROFIT STATUS
The Bridge to Liberty was officially incorporated in the State of Georgia as a nonprofit corporation on September 23, 2026.
On October 9, 2026, we filed our application with the Internal Revenue Service for recognition as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. That application is currently pending.
In October 2026, we also established our dedicated organizational bank account.
These are significant administrative steps for a newly established nonprofit, and we have been actively working to put the necessary financial and organizational infrastructure in place.
OUR PROFESSIONAL RÉSUMÉ PACKAGES
Yes, The Bridge to Liberty sells professional résumé packages ranging from $100 to $250.
No, we do not give these professional résumé packages away for free.
Preparing a professional résumé requires time, expertise, and work. These are legitimate services for which we charge a fee.
Our résumé packages are designed to help individuals present their qualifications, education, and professional experience to prospective American employers.
There are free résumé resources available through American workforce development agencies, and individuals are certainly welcome to use them.
However, the existence of free alternatives does not mean that a nonprofit organization cannot offer a paid professional service.
Purchasing a résumé package is a choice. We do not require individuals to purchase one to participate in our other initiatives.
WHY THE JAVA GYPSY APPEARED ON SQUARE PAYMENTS
The Java Gypsy LLC is an established business owned by the founder of The Bridge to Liberty.
During the initial development of our nonprofit, we utilized The Java Gypsy's existing Square payment processing account because The Bridge to Liberty had not yet established its own bank account and payment processing infrastructure.
That was a temporary administrative arrangement, not an effort to mislead anyone.
We have now acquired our own organizational bank account and are working to transition financial transactions to our nonprofit's dedicated systems.
OUR REFUGEE ASSISTANCE AND FAMILY REGISTRATION
Our programs are being developed to help South African families navigate the challenges of relocating to America, seeking employment, establishing community connections, and accessing practical resources.
Our family registration process is intended to help us understand the needs of those requesting assistance.
We recognize our responsibility to protect personal information, explain how it is used, and properly account for any funds contributed for specific assistance purposes.
OUR MISSION
The Bridge to Liberty encompasses several initiatives, including the Incredible Ineligibles Coalition, Job Bridge, Welcome Bridge, and American Neighbor Network.
These initiatives address different needs, from refugee applicant advocacy to employment resources and community connections for families rebuilding their lives in America.
Our organization is young, and we have never pretended otherwise. We are establishing our infrastructure, developing our programs, and building relationships with individuals willing to contribute their time and expertise.
A nonprofit organization is not prohibited from charging for services. Nonprofit does not mean everything must be free.
What matters is that the organization operates in accordance with its legal obligations, manages its finances responsibly, and works toward its stated mission.
We welcome scrutiny. We welcome questions. We welcome accountability.
But we also expect the same fairness and accuracy from those publicly questioning our organization.
The Bridge to Liberty is a registered Georgia nonprofit corporation with a federal 501(c)(3) application pending. We provide both humanitarian initiatives and paid professional services, and we are not hiding either.
Our mission remains to help people navigate difficult circumstances and build a future with dignity, opportunity, and hope.
THE BRIDGE TO LIBERTY
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This is Community!
THIS 👇👇👇Is what we are trying to build with The American Neighbor Network. I know those new friends of yours are so greatful to have a new community! God Bless you Kirk!
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🇺🇸 GUESS WHAT? THIS AIN'T ABOUT YOU!
To everyone complaining about South African refugees putting out wish lists, I have something to say. THIS AIN'T ABOUT YOU! This is about families arriving in America with a suitcase, a dream, and sometimes very little else. These are people who have left behind their homes, belongings, communities, and everything familiar to begin a new chapter in their lives.
In America, we have showers for EVERYTHING! Baby showers, bridal showers, housewarmings, and celebrations for practically every new beginning. We create gift registries, buy presents, and help people establish their homes. So why on earth is it suddenly a problem when a refugee family puts together a wish list? I absolutely LOVE these wish lists! To me, they are America's way of throwing these families a housewarming party. It's an opportunity for Americans who WANT to help to welcome their new neighbors with something meaningful.
And before somebody starts lecturing me about scammers, let me tell you something. I GOT SCAMMED TOO! Back in August, I was taken advantage of by dishonest people. Did anybody force me to give? NO! Was I disappointed? Absolutely! But am I going to allow a few dishonest people to destroy my willingness to help families who genuinely need assistance? ABSOLUTELY NOT! I made the decision to give, and I take responsibility for that decision.
These refugees are supposed to receive initial resettlement assistance, but that support is limited, and I am hearing from families who say some agencies are falling short of meeting their needs. Three months goes by awfully quickly when you're trying to establish a household, find employment, arrange transportation, learn your surroundings, and begin building an entirely new life. A little help getting started does not mean someone expects to be supported forever.
And while we're discussing these wish lists, let's talk about the DREAMS behind them! If these refugees are dreaming, GOOD! I'M GLAD THEY'RE DREAMING BIG! Some of them have things on their wish lists that are nicer than what I own. SO WHAT? Does that mean they should stop dreaming because someone might be jealous? Does it mean they should lower their expectations because some people believe refugees should be grateful for nothing more than crumbs? Since when did we decide that someone who arrives in this country with very little is only allowed to dream of having very little?
I want these familieso begin a new chapter in their lives.
In America, we have showers for EVERYTHING! Baby showers, bridal showers, housewarmings, and celebrations for practically every new beginning. We create gift registries, buy presents, and help people establish their homes. So why on earth is it suddenly a problem when a refugee family puts together a wish list? I absolutely LOVE these wish lists! To me, they are America's way of throwing these families a housewarming party. It's an opportunity for Americans who WANT to help to welcome their new neighbors with something meaningful.
And before somebody starts lecturing me about scammers, let me tell you something. I GOT SCAMMED TOO! Back in August, I was taken advantage of by dishonest people. Did anybody force me to give? NO! Was I disappointed? Absolutely! But am I going to allow a few dishonest people to destroy my willingness to help families who genuinely need assistance? ABSOLUTELY NOT! I made the decision to give, and I take responsibility for that decision.
These refugees are supposed to receive initial resettlement assistance, but that support is limited, and I am hearing from families who say some agencies are falling short of meeting their needs. Three months goes by awfully quickly when you're trying to establish a household, find employment, arrange transportation, learn your surroundings, and begin building an entirely new life. A little help getting started does not mean someone expects to be supported forever.
And while we're discussing these wish lists, let's talk about the DREAMS behind them! If these refugees are dreaming, GOOD! I'M GLAD THEY'RE DREAMING BIG! Some of them have things on their wish lists that are nicer than what I own. SO WHAT? Does that mean they should stop dreaming because another South African might be jealous? Does it mean they should lower their expectations because some Americans believe refugees should be grateful for nothing more than crumbs? Since when did we decide that someone who arrives in this country with very little is only allowed to dream of having very little?
I want these families to dream big! I want them to find good jobs, build beautiful homes, establish successful businesses, raise their children, and accomplish things they never thought possible. Isn't that part of what makes America so extraordinary? The opportunity to work hard and build something better? Just because someone needs a helping hand today doesn't mean they won't be standing on their own two feet tomorrow. And just because someone dreams of owning something beautiful doesn't mean they're demanding that somebody else purchase it for them.
Let me make something perfectly clear. NO ONE IS REQUIRED TO BUY A DAMN THING! Not a coffee maker, not a set of towels, not a piece of furniture, and not one single item on anybody's wish list! If you don't like what's on someone's list, KEEP SCROLLING! If you don't want to contribute, DON'T! Nobody is reaching into your wallet, and nobody is forcing you to participate. But you don't get to dictate what another American chooses to do with their own hard-earned money. If someone wants to buy a refugee family a beautiful coffee maker, a television, or an entire bedroom set, that is THEIR business!
And to those who are criticizing these families simply because they dare to dream, or criticizing Americans who choose to help them, YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELVES! Every single one of us started somewhere. Many of us have needed a helping hand at one point in our lives, and some of us may need one again tomorrow. Some of the loudest critics may be struggling themselves right now. Life has a way of reminding us how quickly circumstances can change.
I believe in hard work, personal responsibility, and self-sufficiency. I believe these families should strive to become independent, productive members of their communities. But I also believe in kindness, generosity, and giving someone a helping hand when they first arrive. Those values are not mutually exclusive. A HOUSEWARMING GIFT IS NOT A LIFETIME HANDOUT, AND A WISH LIST IS NOT A DEMAND!
So here's my final message to everyone complaining about what refugees are wishing for or what other Americans are choosing to give: STAY IN YOUR OWN LANE AND MIND YOUR OWN DAMN BUSINESS!
This isn't about you. It's about people starting over, Americans extending a hand of friendship, and families daring to believe that tomorrow can be better than yesterday.
🇺🇸 WELCOME TO AMERICA! DREAM BIG, WORK HARD, AND BUILD THE LIFE YOU CAME HERE HOPING TO FIND! ❤️
The Bridge To Liberty retweeted
Gerhardt Swiegers, 37, father of a five-year-old, was shot dead in his silver BMW in Brakpan on Monday night, 5 October 2026.
Between 19:00 and 20:00 he was sitting behind the wheel, parked on the pavement near the corner of Stoffberg and Muir Avenue, around the corner from his parents’ house, where he had been living. Someone, or more than one someone, opened fire on him in the driver’s seat. His father, Johan Swiegers (60), reached the scene after the paramedics.
Gerhardt was already declared dead. Johan could see the wounds himself; shots to the torso, the neck, and the leg. The other report of the same killing puts the leg wound in the upper thigh. Multiple rounds. Cold-blooded. A man executed in his own car on a suburban East Rand street, and the only official response so far is that Brakpan SAPS is “investigating.”
Sunday night he was still alive. He made a video of himself and his daughter Anastasia, lying on the bed praying together. Monday night that little girl had no father.
The Bridge To Liberty retweeted
Mass migration has erupted in violent protests in South Africa. This is where I was born and raised - the city of Durban, traditional home of the Zulu people. On many visits over the past few years I was shocked to see the presence of Gulf Arabs rising. Some of my Zulu friends asked me what this was and where it came from? Islamic countries have been trying to conquer South Africa for years now with the assistance of guess who? Yep. The “open borders” cult of George Soros and - here’s another shock - the Marxists of critical race theory etc.
Once again the globalists directing their Muslim & leftist proxies to invade & conquer.
I am proud of the South African people for standing up - not of the violence which is never good - proud rather of their moral courage. They were not lacking before during the struggle against Apartheid and they are not lacking now. It is terrible & tragic that human beings have been used as a weapon to invade because we know what that means: removing this weapon will be painful & as always, the innocent will suffer. But it is a mistake to fall for their deception & think the globalists are driving mass migration out of concern for the wellbeing of any human being. That is naive to the point of suicide.
Cry the Beloved Country. Africa was blessed by God and has been cursed by man ever since.
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🇺🇸 AMERICA, I NEED YOUR HELP. AND YES, I AM BEGGING!
The Bridge to Liberty is building an American Neighbor Network across the United States to help Afrikaner refugees who are arriving in our country and struggling to get established.
I am asking Americans to step forward. Not necessarily with money, but with their time, their connections, their communities, and their hearts.
I DO NOT HAVE AN AMERICAN TEAM, AND I DESPERATELY NEED ONE.
Most of my current team is working with Afrikaners who have been deemed ineligible for the refugee program. Meanwhile, we have refugees arriving in America who need housing, employment, furniture, transportation, and simply someone who cares enough to help them navigate their new lives.
We cannot do this alone.
You do NOT have to take responsibility for an entire state!
Start with ONE community. Your own hometown!
Go to your church and ask whether they would be willing to help a refugee family. Visit your local senior center and ask whether anyone would like to volunteer, donate household items, or simply become a friend to someone new to America. Talk to your friends, your family, your neighbors, local employers, landlords, and community organizations.
Find one person willing to help, then another. Build a small network in your community, and when that community is established, reach into the next town. One community at a time, one family at a time.
We already have an American volunteer in Michigan doing exactly this! He has helped refugees find apartments, assisted families with relocating, and is now working to gather furniture and household essentials. That is the kind of local leadership we desperately need throughout America.
Refugee resettlement agencies receive taxpayer funding to provide specific services to refugees. Those services come with responsibilities and obligations. We are receiving concerns that some refugees are not getting the assistance they need, and we intend to seek answers, document those concerns, and bring any substantiated failures to the attention of the appropriate oversight authorities.
But that process takes time.
IN THE MEANTIME, AFRIKANER REFUGEES ARE FALLING THROUGH THE CRACKS!
We cannot simply sit back and wait while families struggle to establish themselves.
That is why we are developing our REFUGEE WELCOME WAGON REGISTRY.
Every participating refugee will be able to register their essential household needs. Americans who want to help will have TWO options: purchase a needed item as a housewarming gift or offer useful items they already have in their homes and arrange to ship them directly to the refugee.
NO LUXURIES. JUST NECESSITIES.
Beds, bedding, towels, kitchen essentials, basic furniture, and the everyday items a family needs to make a house a home.
Because unrestricted wish lists have gotten out of hand in the past, The Bridge to Liberty will oversee the Welcome Wagon Registry to ensure requests are reasonable, necessary, and properly coordinated.
We are also building a Job Board, an American Neighbor Network, and individualized action plans to help refugees work toward stability and independence.
We recently received our Georgia state nonprofit status, and next week I will begin working on our federal tax-exempt application. Once approved, we hope to pursue grants to help fund these programs. But right now, WE HAVE NO FUNDING FOR DIRECT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.
What we do have is determination, a growing network, and a tremendous amount of work ahead of us.
You don't have to open your home. You don't have to write a check. You don't have to run an organization. You can simply be the person in your community who says, "I know someone who can help."
GET BACK TO US AND GET REGISTERED! EASY BREEZY! ❤️
🇺🇸 JOIN THE AMERICAN NEIGHBOR NETWORK HERE:
thebridgetoliberty.org/ameri…
Tell us your city, state, and how you would like to help. We will work together from there!
I AM NOT ASKING ONE PERSON TO DO EVERYTHING. I AM ASKING MANY PEOPLE TO DO SOMETHING.
God bless America, and God bless every person willing to extend a hand to someone starting over. 🇺🇸❤️
ONE NEIGHBOR. ONE COMMUNITY. ONE BRIDGE TO LIBERTY.
