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    Malema calls on Indians to adopt poverty stricken families

    Ebrahim Moosa – Cii News | 04 September 2012

    Former ANC Youth League(ANCYL) President Julius Malema has called on South African Indians to ‘adopt’ poorer indigenous families to aid the nation’s economic transformation.

    In an exclusive interview with Channel Islam International(Cii) on Tuesday, Malema spoke at length about his vision. “The Indian community, with their limited resources, is called upon to adopt at least one family of the poorest and ensure that, that family – their children do not go to school without having a meal, without having a uniform, and that such a family does not go to bed without having had something to eat.”

    Malema said such gestures may be deemed insignificant, but would be invaluable in nation building. “They will be contributing to changing the life of an ordinary person,” he said, adding that education was a critical factor in empowerment. “After everything else, the only thing that can create a sustainable economic freedom is education- education is at the centre of our liberation.”

    Malema said he believed Indians could play an important role in facilitating education for the poverty stricken, thereby aiding economic emancipation. “Let’s get our Indian community entering in that space, adopting African families that are poverty stricken – invest in such a family to the point where the family produces a graduate, and that graduate can then take over from them.”

    The colourful politician said the benefits of such a partnership would be widespread. “In that way, we’ll be closing ranks, we’ll be united and it will do away with racial stereotypes. Through that adoption of poverty stricken families, it will go beyond helping them, because we will now be introducing each other to our cultures, we’ll now be knowing each other more and in that way we’ll be building a united nation as envisaged by the former President Nelson Mandela.”

    Malema also paid homage to Indians for their role in the South African liberation struggle. “Indian people were part of our struggle, they were at the receiving end, they were under attack from the oppressor – and therefore when we speak about a total emancipation for the black majority, it is not to the exclusion of the Indian community.” He said Indians did feature in his vision for economic freedom and acknowledged the Indians who were already playing an active role within ANC structures.

    Of particular value to South Africa, he said, was the business acumen of Indian communities. “They’ve got a very special role to play in the total liberation of our people, particularly economically, because they are born entrepreneurs. They are very good in doing business and can play a greater role in ensuring that we create a sustainable economic development with their involvement.”

    Malema stressed the importance of peaceful mobilisation to remedy the economic ills of society, warning of dire consequences if moves were not initiated fast enough. “If we are going to leave a pretentious lie, then we are going to be shocked as a nation because, one day, there will be uprisings out of suppressed anger and that uprising will be uncontrollable as it will reverse all the pretentious peace we have been having which is not sustainable.”
    So now we're expected to do the work of the cANCerous government they voted in, which has neglected them, stolen from them, and oppresses them? We're supposed to adopt these same people (not all of them) that would not think twice about breaking into our houses and businesses, killing us, and raping our mothers and sisters? We're supposed to pay extra taxes because we actually work hard for a living, instead of relying on handouts, pay extra for security and insurance so that we can protect ourselves, and still have to look after their people?

    Malema is a snake and a parasite. Malema insults us in our own town, and then still has the audacity to ask that we look after his people?
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    He said Indians did feature in his vision for economic freedom
    I'll give you one guess as to who doesn't feature in his vision of the future. Anyway, welcome to the club.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Saajid View Post
    So now we're expected to do the work of the cANCerous government they voted in, which has neglected them, stolen from them, and oppresses them? We're supposed to adopt these same people (not all of them) that would not think twice about breaking into our houses and businesses, killing us, and raping our mothers and sisters? We're supposed to pay extra taxes because we actually work hard for a living, instead of relying on handouts, pay extra for security and insurance so that we can protect ourselves, and still have to look after their people?

    Malema is a snake and a parasite. Malema insults us in our own town, and then still has the audacity to ask that we look after his people?
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    “In that way, we’ll be closing ranks, we’ll be united and it will do away with racial stereotypes"
    “They’ve got a very special role to play in the total liberation of our people, particularly economically, because they are born entrepreneurs"
    does he understand the meaning of stereotype?
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    Quote Originally Posted by D.B.Cooper View Post
    I'll give you one guess as to who doesn't feature in his vision of the future. Anyway, welcome to the club.
    Precisely....

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    The new coal mine I own could house a good couple of those families, I'll twitter Julius.

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    Wait, so basically feeding and clothing a kid is now classed as an "insignificant" gesture?..

    Malema you daft prat, most of us can barely afford to do it for our own families now, what makes you think we can afford to do it for other families as well?

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    “After everything else, the only thing that can create a sustainable economic freedom is education- education is at the centre of our liberation.”
    Oh really? I'm not even going to substantiate that contradiction .. besides, all I'm getting from this article is a desperate Malema is willing to suck indian cock for handouts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Saajid View Post
    So now we're expected to do the work of the cANCerous government they voted in, which has neglected them, stolen from them, and oppresses them? We're supposed to adopt these same people (not all of them) that would not think twice about breaking into our houses and businesses, killing us, and raping our mothers and sisters? We're supposed to pay extra taxes because we actually work hard for a living, instead of relying on handouts, pay extra for security and insurance so that we can protect ourselves, and still have to look after their people?
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    Quote Originally Posted by evilstebunny View Post
    Oh really? I'm not even going to substantiate that contradiction .. besides, all I'm getting from this article is a desperate Malema is willing to suck indian cock for handouts.
    if malema has anything to do with educational policy, we're going to see a dearth of carpenters in the next generation. sorry, low blow. this guy brings out the worst in me.
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    Of particular value to South Africa, he said, was the business acumen of Indian communities. “They’ve got a very special role to play in the total liberation of our people, particularly economically, because they are born entrepreneurs. They are very good in doing business and can play a greater role in ensuring that we create a sustainable economic development with their involvement.”
    So the great nationalisation pushing, commie-socialist, Leninist-Marxist wants to "close ranks" with people he effectively defines as Capitalists.

    Does this guy know what he is/wants?

    Quote Originally Posted by B.O.F.H. View Post
    Wait, so basically feeding and clothing a kid is now classed as an "insignificant" gesture?..

    Malema you daft prat, most of us can barely afford to do it for our own families now, what makes you think we can afford to do it for other families as well?
    Well, a few weeks ago he accused whites of living Holywood lifestyles, maybe he believes the Indian community have joined us up in Beverly Hills?

    In an exclusive interview with Channel Islam International(Cii) on Tuesday, Malema spoke at length about his vision. “The Indian community, with their limited resources, is called upon to adopt at least one family of the poorest and ensure that, that family – their children do not go to school without having a meal, without having a uniform, and that such a family does not go to bed without having had something to eat.”
    Seriously? He acknowledges that they have limited resources but then says he calls on them to do more for others?

    And I may be nitpciking here, but he spoke with a Muslim organisation, is there not a difference between a Muslim community and the wider Indian community?
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    Malema is just trolling......

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    Quote Originally Posted by D.B.Cooper View Post
    I'll give you one guess as to who doesn't feature in his vision of the future. Anyway, welcome to the club.
    Coloureds? I can't recall if he tried kissing my ass in the past.

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    Malema is just trolling......
    My common sense is tingling.

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    Quote Originally Posted by thestaggy View Post

    And I may be nitpciking here, but he spoke with a Muslim organisation, is there not a difference between a Muslim community and the wider Indian community?
    They all the same in SA, They all suffered under apartheid and group areas act. Generally share the same sentiments, votes, economic and racial profile, all from India or Pakistan by ancestry.

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