Julius Malema Firearm Discharge Case

ForceFate said:
I'll respond (a courteous gesture). This was a response to someone else.
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It was because of that post of yours that I asked. :D Just used the keyboard instead of forum smileys, which got lost. NFP did not feature in your post.
 
Lord Farquart said:
It was because of that post of yours that I asked. :D Just used the keyboard instead of forum smileys, which got lost. NFP did not feature in your post.
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NFP, like AIC and similar groupings, serve no purpose other than provide income for the leaders. They don't subscribe to any school of thought. ANC has been reduced to something similar in the past 12 years.
 
..lol people who think guns are a joke

[video=youtube;ncpU0yax1Oo]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncpU0yax1Oo[/video]

the one dudes even wearing a red beret
 
stormiezzz said:
Ahem, it discharges. Blank or not, there is no difference according to the law as far as discharging a fire arm is concerned.
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Pretty sure firing a blank can cause harm or even death, therefore no difference. Only exclusion is when you've had the snip.
 
Zilch will happen to Juju.
He's the ANC's greatest asset.
The EFF has and always will be an ANC black op.
The EFF is the left wing of the ANC.

After the 2019 election Juju and his gang will be subsumed back into the party main.
 
SweetFennyAdams said:
Zilch will happen to Juju.
He's the ANC's greatest asset.
The EFF has and always will be an ANC black op.
The EFF is the left wing of the ANC.

After the 2019 election Juju and his gang will be subsumed back into the party main.
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If he ever gets back into the anc, he will become president one day...mark these words ;)
 
Sl8er said:
If he ever gets back into the anc, he will become president one day...mark these words ;)
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Nothing is certain.

I think even him re-entering the ANC would have a catastrophic effect. Either for the ANC or the country.
For him to join the ANC again would mean someone else would get pushed out.... and we saw with Cyril and Jacob how ugly that can get.

Remember how people thought Jacob Zuma would be president for life, then Malema broke away and formed a new party and formed a massive support base.
 
Nerfherder said:
Nothing is certain.

I think even him re-entering the ANC would have a catastrophic effect. Either for the ANC or the country.
For him to join the ANC again would mean someone else would get pushed out.... and we saw with Cyril and Jacob how ugly that can get.

Remember how people thought Jacob Zuma would be president for life, then Malema broke away and formed a new party and formed a massive support base.
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I wasn't one of those people who thought jg would be president for life :)
(I may have said, I wouldn't be surprised if he tried.)

Anyway, julius terre'blanche is a megalomaniacal racist.
He'll do anything to get to the top.
IMO, if he gets back into the anc, he'll fight his way to the top (by any means necessary, nothing will be off the table) and he will be president.
 
NPA to decide if EFF's Julius Malema will be prosecuted for disharging firearm next week

The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) in the Eastern Cape says a decision will be made by August 20 on whether EFF leader Julius Malema will be prosecuted for discharging a firearm in public.
Malema was captured on camera seemingly discharging what appeared to be an automatic assault rifle at the Sisa Dukashe Stadium in Mdantsane, outside East London, at the party's 5th anniversary celebrations last year.
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More at : https://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/...ted-for-disharging-firearm-next-week-20190815
 
The license holder of that firearm should also be prosecuted.



KZN security guards, bodyguards arrested for firing guns in public

Six men in the private security industry have been arrested after videos emerged on social media of them discharging their firearms randomly in public, Kwazulu-Natal police said on Friday.
In the first shooting in Molweni, Hillcrest, three men are seen firing their guns in the air in a populated area as they walk down a road to their private security vehicle.
Some women scream and a gathering crowd soon cheers them on. The men laugh and pump out more bullets before getting inside the vehicle.
Three private security guards, aged 37 to 40, handed themselves over to police on Thursday, provincial police spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Thulani Zwane said.


"Their firearms, suspected to have been used during the random shootings at Molweni recently, were also seized and will be subjected to ballistic tests to establish if they were used in the commission of any other crimes."

The men were expected to appear in Pinetown Magistrate's Court on Friday.
In a similar case, three body guards were accused of discharging their firearms during a public meeting in Howick on Monday.

Men in plain clothing are seen in a video clip holding their firearms at their sides during a stand-off with an angry crowd. Gun shots can be heard.

Zwane said the men were arrested and charged a few days later.

They appeared in the Howick Magistrate's Court on Thursday.
The accused are Florian Ngcobo, 43, Wellington Bhengu, 48 and Sbusiso Zuma, also 48.
The case was postponed until May 17.
Acting provincial police commissioner Major General Bheki Langa and his team condemned the incidents.

"We will not tolerate such behaviour by people who randomly discharged their firearms, whether at funerals, meetings or any other functions. I commend our police officers who acted swiftly and have arrested those who were involved in (this) unlawful behaviour."
 
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