Malema is a VIP whose life is in danger

Union slams security measures for Malema

The ANC scumbags protect themselves and fsck the rest, let the rest die at the hands of the electorate, or pay for their own protection.


Union slams security measures for Malema

Miller, a former finance MEC, reportedly said Dorning "served the new South Africa in a very high capacity for about 15 years. He was a highly educated man and an accomplished historian".

Two armed men attacked the couple on their farm Adamshurst, near Pietermaritzburg, around 8pm on Saturday.

"For how much longer, one wonders, are farmers expected to put up with the carnage experienced in rural communities, especially against one who 'made an immense contribution to ensuring food
security for our people and building our economy', Agriculture MEC Lydia Johnson also reported in the Witness article on Dorning's death.

"When one considers 'Loud Mouth' Malema's recent utterances there is little wonder that he has a need for protection," Hospersa said.

It was sad that senior civil servants such as Dorning, who had given much of themselves to rebuilding democracy, were left without protection while politicians like Malema were afforded taxpayers' money for security needs necessitated by their own "uncomradely and brutish" behaviour.

Hospersa expressed its condolences to Dorning's immediate and extended family.
 
What do you think Obama's security costs taxpayers vjb?

Well, consider this:

Mybb has 15000 members (right?). If each of us paid R 1000 into a cash kitty, over 12 months, we'd have R 15 million to hire a hitter for removing said VIP's head from his shoulders. In the long run, it would save us a lot of money.

There are many, many people in this country who would do it for less.

OMG :eek: PLEASE don't start comparing Malema with Obama for Pete's sake!!! Get some perspective in your life!!!!!:mad::rolleyes:
 
It's criminal to ask the tax payer to pay for his protection. He is not even a member of government so where does he have the right to even ask for the priviledge?
 
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