Nom Chompsky
High Tory
More racist hate-speech which no-one will be willing to take action against... 
Source: The Star
Source: The Star
The DA, the ANC's disbanded provincial executive and COPE all came under fire from ANC Youth League president Julius Malema at an ANC by-election rally in Khayelitsha yesterday.
While Malema described some COPE members as drunkards whose leader Mosiuoa Lekota was elected by a judge, he lashed at the ANC's former provincial leadership and blamed it for losing the province to the DA.
Unity in the ANC was paramount if the party wanted to end the honeymoon the DA enjoyed as rulers of the province, Malema said. "We can't afford to be divided. The enemy is having a honeymoon in the Western Cape. The racist girl called Helen Zille will continue to rule the Western Cape if you continue to fight among yourselves," he told about 500 people at an open-air rally at Harare's Masimbane Sports Complex.
The event was in support of ANC candidate Jabu Mfusi who will contest a by-election in Ward 98 on Wednesday. Malema told the rally the ANC should reclaim Cape Town and that the party had lost the Western Cape under an ANC leadership that belonged in the dustbin of history. The ANC should win the hearts and minds of the coloured community and not isolate it.
"This premier here - you have given her some hope that one day she will rule South Africa. But she must know that not while we are still alive, she will never rule the Western Cape.
"Anything that looks like her will never rule the Western Cape again. Anything that looks like her will never rule South Africa - not while we are still alive," Malema said to loud applause.
He told the rally that under President Jacob Zuma, a successful World Cup was delivered and that Africans were responsible for building the Cape Town Stadium which Premier Helen Zille "did not want", but the stadium was declared one of the best. "That is our stadium. She cannot build a stadium like that.
"She does not have the capacity. If she builds a stadium, it will collapse in less than a day."
Malema entertained his audience and had them in stitches as he ridiculed COPE. "When they go to meetings they are drunk - all of them. Jacob Zuma was elected by a conference at Polokwane. Mosiuoa Lekota was elected by the courts. COPE does not have a leader. They have a leader elected by a judge."
He said people should be reminded about the role the ANC and former ANC president Nelson Mandela played in ensuring the country's freedom.
Before leaving, Malema led his followers in a toyi-toyi accompanied by a chant of "Kiss the boer, kiss the farmer".