South Africa’s G20 Summit Security Show Masks Deeper Failures Ahead of Global Stage
As South Africa prepares to host the G20 summit with massive security measures, simmering social unrest and economic instability expose cracks that global elites ignore—while American interests hang in the balance.
As Johannesburg braces for the Group of 20 summit, South Africa has deployed an additional 3,500 police officers and placed its army on standby. This show of force—complete with helicopters, K-9 units, and motorcycle patrols—is more than just event security; it's a glaring admission that beneath the global spotlight lies a nation grappling with turmoil. Is South Africa’s Security Theater Hiding Structural Breakdown? The spectacle unfolding is a stark contrast to the summit's narrative of international cooperation. Authorities anticipate protests across Johannesburg and other major cities from anti-capitalists, climate activists, and groups highlighting endemic poverty and inequality. While peaceful protest...
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