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this is the most idiotic thing you have EVER said
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this is the most idiotic thing you have EVER said
R13...
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Malema is a hypocrite, he arranged for his friends in Limpopo to get tenders to build such mediocre houses at hugely inflated profits.
I'm well aware of the history. It's actually quite a rich history and a helluva story. Considering you can't even spell King Shaka's name correctly, and trivialise history by drawing comparisons based on the feud aspect alone, shows that once again, you haven't got the foggiest idea what you're talking about. Then again, look who I'm talking to - I Am Penguin in a new disguise. The bloke who is anti-abortion, unless it happens in his cranial cavity...
Right. I forgot to add that. A lot of people also don't like his dodgy ethics.
Fulcrum29
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On this note, what did the labourers earn?
This is my real problem with Malema, promises in providing people the "equal" opportunity to be "the boss" although this ain't a real possibility since it is distant to most individuals. Same goes with this RDP statements.
She would be called racist by the same idiot as she would be saying that apartheid was better and should the DA come into power they would reinstate it
Tell me this...when he was in the anc why did he never say any of these things...? Why was it only once they nailed him for going against Zuma that he suddenly came to all these mind boggling conclusions...? When another party says the same things then it's racist....when he says it then it's OMG he speaks the Truth..!He is a typical politician in the worst sense. Hope he gets his comeuppance sooner rather than later.
R13...
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Don't know but tenderpreuners do not create jobs and are notorious for paying slave wages to maximize profits.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaka_(novel)
I did not consider the feud as much as the underhandedness of Dingaan but our holy minion DJ knows it all (in his mind)
You are seriously deluded. Shame!
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He is the next president of South Africa, the next dictator I tell you. When he gains power he will destroy the country. First he will annihilate people's pensions and savings because of hyper-inflation. He's the next Hitler. I think people should start looking at ways to transfer their money offshore to another country just in case Malema assumes power.
Oh dear, IAP. You were referring to the person, not the book. Just stop with the hole-digging. You always come out the other end deeper than you started. Learn from your past mistakes and bannings...for once...
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It's just an alternate way of spelling I must have seen before. You are a pest , no wonder people tend to give you nose jobs, it happens to small people with a chip.
As for you new accusation you are seriously deluded. Take it up with the mods.
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Malema likens Government to apartheid
The current government was killing people just like the apartheid regime, Economic Freedom Fighters leader Juluis Malema said on Sunday.
Addressing hundreds of EFF supporters at an election campaign event at Sinaba Stadium in Daveyton, east of Johannesburg, Malema said the current government were using tactics reminiscent of the apartheid regime.
"[President] Jacob Zuma's government killed the Marikana miners, they are using the same tactics that were used by the apartheid government," Malema said.
When residents protested for water, they were killed by police.
"What is more painful? Is that its the black policemen who are killing us? What crime are we committing when we are asking for water? Is our crime being black, are we going to be killed because we are black?," he said.
Malema called on Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa and national police commissioner Riah Phiyega to put an end to police using live ammunition during protests, as police should rather use water cannons and rubber bullets instead.
Malema told supporters not to be intimidated by police.
"Some of us will be killed for this freedom," he said.
The EFF leader blamed the government for the death of a pupil that died while using a toilet at a school in Limpopo in January.
"We can not vote for a government that kills people," he said.
Malema encouraged residents to vote for the EFF in the coming elections, as nothing had changed in 20 years.
"We must never go back. How do you vote for a person who takes tax payers' money? He took one million rand to build a cattle kraal. One million rand is gone because those people love cattle more than people."
He said President Jacob Zuma built a R500,000 spaza shop for his wife and a swimming pool worth R2.8 million at his Nkandla home.
"Don't threaten our people with history, we have honoured Madiba [Nelson Mandela], we respected him. That organisation is no more," Malema said.
He said RDP houses built by the government were worse than apartheid houses because they collapsed.
"When you were fighting, you said you didn't want matchbox houses. They give you worse than that. That is not what you fought for, you wanted decent houses," Malema said.
Daveyton residents were unemployed and could not afford to pay for water and electricity.
"They say they give you water, but they close the water when you don't pay. They have not given you water, they have given you a tap. Never celebrate mediocrity," Malema said.
When residents asked for water they were asking for life.
"Never celebrate useless things that undermine black people," he said.
The EFF leader said the mineral wealth of the country should be in the hands of the people.
"We want the mines to be in our hands. You are going to be poor as long as you don't have land. That is why the first thing the Boers did was to take our land because they knew that land is everything," Malema said.
"We need to reclaim the land, we do not want RDP houses."
EFF supporter Abitha Sithole said residents of Mayfield Extension One, in Daveyton, were tired of the ANC.
"We are going to vote for EFF, we are tired of the ANC mistreating us," Sithole said.
She said there had been no development in Mayfield Extension One for 21 years.
"Mandela has played his part, [President Jacob] Zuma has never come to see where we live. We are poor," Sithole said.
Catherine Khumalo, also a Mayfield Extension One resident, said government had not done anything for the residents because they had no houses, water and electricity.
"We are here to ask Malema to help us," she said.
Khumalo said when residents protested for better service they got arrested.
Earlier on Sunday, EFF supporters, wearing red t-shirts and berets, were singing: "This is Malema, we will pray for him, we will kneel and pray for him. [Umalema lo somthandazela, shaya idolo phansi somthandazela]."
They were also carrying placards saying: "Julius please help us, it is 21 years living in an informal settlement" and "No better life, no water, no electricity, no house, prison is what we get".
Source : Sapa /ns/aw
Date : 02 Feb 2014 22:08
The current government was killing people just like the apartheid regime, Economic Freedom Fighters leader Juluis Malema said on Sunday.
Addressing hundreds of EFF supporters at an election campaign event at Sinaba Stadium in Daveyton, east of Johannesburg, Malema said the current government were using tactics reminiscent of the apartheid regime.
"[President] Jacob Zuma's government killed the Marikana miners, they are using the same tactics that were used by the apartheid government," Malema said.
When residents protested for water, they were killed by police.
"What is more painful? Is that its the black policemen who are killing us? What crime are we committing when we are asking for water? Is our crime being black, are we going to be killed because we are black?," he said.
Malema called on Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa and national police commissioner Riah Phiyega to put an end to police using live ammunition during protests, as police should rather use water cannons and rubber bullets instead.
Malema told supporters not to be intimidated by police.
"Some of us will be killed for this freedom," he said.
The EFF leader blamed the government for the death of a pupil that died while using a toilet at a school in Limpopo in January.
"We can not vote for a government that kills people," he said.
Malema encouraged residents to vote for the EFF in the coming elections, as nothing had changed in 20 years.
"We must never go back. How do you vote for a person who takes tax payers' money? He took one million rand to build a cattle kraal. One million rand is gone because those people love cattle more than people."
He said President Jacob Zuma built a R500,000 spaza shop for his wife and a swimming pool worth R2.8 million at his Nkandla home.
"Don't threaten our people with history, we have honoured Madiba [Nelson Mandela], we respected him. That organisation is no more," Malema said.
He said RDP houses built by the government were worse than apartheid houses because they collapsed.
"When you were fighting, you said you didn't want matchbox houses. They give you worse than that. That is not what you fought for, you wanted decent houses," Malema said.
Daveyton residents were unemployed and could not afford to pay for water and electricity.
"They say they give you water, but they close the water when you don't pay. They have not given you water, they have given you a tap. Never celebrate mediocrity," Malema said.
When residents asked for water they were asking for life.
"Never celebrate useless things that undermine black people," he said.
The EFF leader said the mineral wealth of the country should be in the hands of the people.
"We want the mines to be in our hands. You are going to be poor as long as you don't have land. That is why the first thing the Boers did was to take our land because they knew that land is everything," Malema said.
"We need to reclaim the land, we do not want RDP houses."
EFF supporter Abitha Sithole said residents of Mayfield Extension One, in Daveyton, were tired of the ANC.
"We are going to vote for EFF, we are tired of the ANC mistreating us," Sithole said.
She said there had been no development in Mayfield Extension One for 21 years.
"Mandela has played his part, [President Jacob] Zuma has never come to see where we live. We are poor," Sithole said.
Catherine Khumalo, also a Mayfield Extension One resident, said government had not done anything for the residents because they had no houses, water and electricity.
"We are here to ask Malema to help us," she said.
Khumalo said when residents protested for better service they got arrested.
Earlier on Sunday, EFF supporters, wearing red t-shirts and berets, were singing: "This is Malema, we will pray for him, we will kneel and pray for him. [Umalema lo somthandazela, shaya idolo phansi somthandazela]."
They were also carrying placards saying: "Julius please help us, it is 21 years living in an informal settlement" and "No better life, no water, no electricity, no house, prison is what we get".
Source : Sapa /ns/aw
Date : 02 Feb 2014 22:08
Albereth
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Accepting mediocrity is the law here
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Malema never gave houses/giving to needy etc when he was youth leader.. even though he rolled in money. Now he builds houses.. lol. Yea I can see him building houses/giving to needy when he is powa...
If an idiot looks at a bag of Simba chips and says, "those are Simba chips," he may be right but it doesn't mean he isn't still an idiot. His politics are what is relevant because he is a politician.
What a complete and utter non sequitur. He could have literally substituted any word in there for black and claimed that was why they were shot at.
"Is our crime breathing air, are we going to be killed because we breath air?"
"Is our crime sleeping at night, are we going to be killed because we sleep at night?"
"Is our crime being penguins, are we going to be killed because we are penguins?"
Mila
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And yet he wants to be celebrated. Oh the irony.