Ep 34 South Africa Is Collapsing Under Crime, Rape, and Government Corruption

'Roy' Joins us in this weeks episode of God and Country. We are hiding his real name and face for his protection. Coming to us Live from Johannesburg, South Africa. The streets are no longer safe in this country. Women and children cannot go outside by themselves any longer. With murder rates at over 68 people a day and rape rates of children and woman at well over 9,000 every 90 days, making rape rates at over 100 per day. In this can't be missed podcast, 'Roy' divulges the government corruption, crime and racism currently going on in the country. From farmers being attacked and the government trying to take their land; the socialism that has taken over the country where there are now more people on government welfare than there are people working; the crime and violence in the streets with lawyers and politicians being assassinated; others just disappearing; and much more. As calm as Roy is in this podcast, the reality on the streets is dire and violent.   In this episode, we delve into the crisis facing South Africa, where community safety is under severe threat due to skyrocketing crime rates, including violent crime, theft, and alarming rape statistics. The country is grappling with the consequences of government corruption, which has led to ineffective law enforcement and a lack of trust in the criminal justice system. We explore the impact of corrupt politicians on the welfare of citizens, and how this has contributed to racial tensions and socialism-related issues. Through real-life stories and crime trends analysis, we shed light on the hidden voices of those affected by street crime and street violence, and examine the response of police and other authorities to these safety concerns. With a focus on crime prevention and the importance of property rights, we discuss the ways in which South Africa can address its crime problem and work towards a safer future for all. The discussion also touches on the disturbing murder rates and the need for a more effective approach to criminal justice, one that prioritizes the needs of the community and tackles the root causes of crime, including welfare dependency. By examining the complex interplay between crime, corruption, and social issues, we hope to provide a deeper understanding of the challenges facing South Africa and the potential solutions that could help restore safety and stability to its communities.