Julius Malema, unlikely hero?

Loads of AIDS deaths

Loads of AIDS deaths, and how did the comrades handle that one - the chief honcho comrades don't give a shrt.
 
guess you haven't been following how many deaths we have almost every month in the mines....

oh yea...THAT

Been following it since the early 70's. Were you born yet? Most are caused by poor workmanship and lack of discipline.

BTW not only black mine workers have died.
 
Been following it since the early 70's. Were you born yet? Most are caused by poor workmanship and lack of discipline.

BTW not only black mine workers have died.

love the race cards you throw when it suits you...and exactly all the more cause to improve safety. the capitalists don't care who
get hurt, as long as they rob the earth blind
 
Now how many deaths in the SAPS over the same period ?

For that matter how many deaths in the taxi industry - shall we nationalise that as well ?
 
love the race cards you throw when it suits you...and exactly all the more cause to improve safety. the capitalists don't care who
get hurt, as long as they rob the earth blind

Or rather the cronies robbing the mines blind!
Enjoy!

Nationalize the mines ans then see more of this. Then China can buy you lot out and "manage" you under more stringent conditions as the new "Liberators" of this country. They are looking for land for their people and soon very soon, in a few generations all your offspring may just speak, write, live and look.... Chinese!

Mandela relatives in water scandal
Mar 11, 2010 10:50 AM | By Staff Reporter
Relatives of former President Nelson Mandela and President Jacob Zuma have been fingered in a contaminated water scandal, Beeld newspaper reports.

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Zondwa Mandela from Aurora Empowerment Systems
Photograph by: MARIANNE SCH****HART
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The grandson of former President Nelson Mandela and President Jacob Zuma’s cousin may face criminal prosecution and hefty penalties for allegedly allowing contaminated mine water to be pumped into the Blesbok River.

The Department of Water Affairs will be taking action against the Grootvlei mine outside Springs, where up to 130 mega litres of polluted mine water per day is dumped into the spruit.

A part of the spruit is in a nature reserve and Marievale, a wetland downstream from the mine, is a protected Ramsar area.

The mine, which has become bankrupt, is managed by Aurora, of which Zondwa Mandela, Nelson Mandela's grandson, and Khulubuse Zuma, Jacob Zuma's cousin, are the directors
 
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he feels nothing but glee at rattling everybody with his standard copy and paste answers he cannot reason so it is a fail but if "it" amuses you them it is ok
 
he feels nothing but glee at rattling everybody with his standard copy and paste answers he cannot reason so it is a fail but if "it" amuses you them it is ok

Well he represents everything we find lacking and loathing in this country and continent so he is a nice "mascot' to vent on.
 
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