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As part of the red-carpet treatment, Saudi Kingdom's officials arranged for a fully operational mobile McDonald’s unit to accompany President Trump during his stay.
The move raised eyebrows, but insiders say it’s not surprising: Trump is known for his love of fast food, particularly McDonald’s.
According to local reports, the unit was set up near the Saudi Royal Court.
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The American Episcopal church replaces God with a "steadfast commitment to racial justice."
The Episcopal church ended its nearly 40 year relationship with the US government to resettle migrants due to its requirement to resettle Afrikaner refugees as part of the terms of their federal grant, despite the fact that 89% of Afrikaners in South Africa are Christian.
Their religiosity stems in large part from the vow the Voortrekkers, ancestors of the Afrikaners, made to God before the Battle of Blood River.
In 1838, the Voortrekkers, ancestors of the Afrikaners, led by Piet Retief purchased land from the Zulus. To celebrate, the Zulu king invited Retief and the other leaders of the Voortrekkers to a party and asked them to leave their weapons behind as a sign of respect. They did so, but the Zulus killed all the Voortrekkers present, making sure to kill Retief last so he would watch his people including his son die.
The Zulus continued on to slaughter the Voortrekkers including women and children. A few months later Retief's body was found with the treaty signed by the Zulu king offering them the land.
Andries Pretorius led a small team of the Voortrekkers that were left to confront the Zulus. They were outnumbered some 12,000 Zulus to about 400 Voortrekker men on horseback. The evening before the battle, the religious leader of the Voortrekkers, Sarel Cilliers, led them in a vow to God that if they succeeded, they and their descendants would recognize this day as a sabbath and make sure honor goes to God, not themselves for what He did for them.
Despite being severely outnumbered, not one Voortrekker was killed.
To this day, the Afrikaners recognize this day, December 16th, as a holiday and are culturally a very patriotic and religious community.
https://religionnews.com/2025/05/12/episcopal-church-ends-refugee-resettlement-citing-moral-opposition-to-resettling-white-afrikaners/
The Episcopal church ended its nearly 40 year relationship with the US government to resettle migrants due to its requirement to resettle Afrikaner refugees as part of the terms of their federal grant, despite the fact that 89% of Afrikaners in South Africa are Christian.
Their religiosity stems in large part from the vow the Voortrekkers, ancestors of the Afrikaners, made to God before the Battle of Blood River.
In 1838, the Voortrekkers, ancestors of the Afrikaners, led by Piet Retief purchased land from the Zulus. To celebrate, the Zulu king invited Retief and the other leaders of the Voortrekkers to a party and asked them to leave their weapons behind as a sign of respect. They did so, but the Zulus killed all the Voortrekkers present, making sure to kill Retief last so he would watch his people including his son die.
The Zulus continued on to slaughter the Voortrekkers including women and children. A few months later Retief's body was found with the treaty signed by the Zulu king offering them the land.
Andries Pretorius led a small team of the Voortrekkers that were left to confront the Zulus. They were outnumbered some 12,000 Zulus to about 400 Voortrekker men on horseback. The evening before the battle, the religious leader of the Voortrekkers, Sarel Cilliers, led them in a vow to God that if they succeeded, they and their descendants would recognize this day as a sabbath and make sure honor goes to God, not themselves for what He did for them.
Despite being severely outnumbered, not one Voortrekker was killed.
To this day, the Afrikaners recognize this day, December 16th, as a holiday and are culturally a very patriotic and religious community.
https://religionnews.com/2025/05/12/episcopal-church-ends-refugee-resettlement-citing-moral-opposition-to-resettling-white-afrikaners/
RNS
Episcopal Church refuses to resettle white Afrikaners, ends partnership with US government
(RNS) — 'In light of our church’s steadfast commitment to racial justice and reconciliation and our historic ties with the Anglican Church of Southern Africa, we are not able to take this step,' the presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church said in a letter.
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