Malema kicks out BBC journalist

Still nothing on the BBC News website :confused:
Surely they aren't ashamed their reporter got kicked out of the room?
Surely they aren't that slow with news?
 
Get out! You bladdy agent!

LMAO - jasssie this guy is entertaining...All your hopes will fall on deaf ears dudes...remember how many times Mantho f'd up? She had to die before any real changes were made! ANC works like this, the more you F up the greater you are!
 
The Sowetan editorial:

THOSE whom the gods wish to destroy they first make mad.
This ancient proverb found more meaningful currency yesterday at the ANCYL press conference than when it was first uttered in the mid-1800s.

The ANC has to move quickly to remove the finger of Julius Malema from the self-destruct button he’s bent on pressing.
Obviously his jaunt across the Limpopo River hasn’t done him any good. At just 29 he’s now spewing the sort of bile previously thought to be the sole preserve of senile leaders such as octogenarian Mad Bob Mugabe, who hosted him lavishly last week.
Every sort of vitriol the Zanu-PF strongman has thrown against “imperialist enemies” of Zimbabwe, real or imagined, escaped from a much younger orifice this time, Malema’s mouth.
Not content to merely cast aspersions on Zimbabwean opposition politics and the sad persona of Eugène Terre’Blance, Juju Babe felt the need to up the ante – and swear like a sailor.
BBC journalist Jonah Fisher – this “thing”, according to Malema – must still be smarting from the vulgarities.
The Briton’s attempt at back- chatting the belligerent ANCYL bully served only to attract more invectives. “Rubbish” assumed a whole new phallic meaning.
As Fisher inched his way out of the gathering, he was urged on: “Get out, bastard; you agent.”
Despite what Jacob Zuma and Mugabe may have told him, this is hardly the sort of language consistent with a future president.
Somebody, anyone, please save Malema from himself. Now.
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I wonder what percentage of the black population identifies with The Sowetan's view?
 
It's good to hear sense coming from the Sowetan. I suspect many identify with that view, just as the majority in Zim are anti Mugabe, after all, he could win on democracy if it were otherwise.
 
that's exactly the case, ET has what, .003% of population followers? And Malema and his views are shared by, what 2% of the population? His a ****, they both are! No one agrees with them, don't be alarmed when you see 50 students cheering for Malema, he's a stooge, let's all make t shirts that says JULI-ASS FTW!
 
Albereth said:
Without capitalism there will be no wealth and poverty will be worse.
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I agree, but no one can deny the effect it has on worsening gaps between rich and poor.

Which is why I said another solution must be found, but moving from one extreme to the next like Malema suggests is not a solution.
 
Negate said:
I agree, but no one can deny the effect it has on worsening gaps between rich and poor.

Which is why I said another solution must be found, but moving from one extreme to the next like Malema suggests is not a solution.
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It’ not an either / or. It’s a continuum with pure capitalism at one end and pure communism at the other. Neither is right for Africa. A hybrid of the two must be found.
 
Anyone following Johan Fisher on twitter? He is at the funeral and is not having a good time with the AWB, seems they want to talk to him about the press conference yesterday.
 
Jamal said:
He is beginning to remind me of Idi Amin.

He is becoming paranoid about imperialists, whites, an untransformed judiciary, the media, etc., all apparently out to get him.

Plus his sense of personal entitlement.

Like Idi Amin, people are simultaneously alarmed and amused by his buffoonery.

I believe him to be a narcissistic psychopath, the most dangerous class of person.
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Having watched the video, that's describes him exactly.
 
d7e7r7 said:
Still nothing on the BBC News website :confused:
Surely they aren't ashamed their reporter got kicked out of the room?
Surely they aren't that slow with news?
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Huh? We should be ashamed - not the BBC. Julius Malema belongs to us.

However, if you really are desperate to hear about this story on international news, I'd suggest listening to the BBC World Service. They usually go into a lot more depth: http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/africa/
 
House said:
It is very clear from what happened here that Julius Malema is nothing else than an uneducated black racist. He hates white people with everything he has inside him and he does not hide it.
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And to think, he was never even a part in the struggle. He was still an {child} at the height of the Apartheid era.

I doubt he even knows what tear gas tastes like!
 
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d7e7r7 said:
Still nothing on the BBC News website :confused:
Surely they aren't ashamed their reporter got kicked out of the room?
Surely they aren't that slow with news?
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Perhaps they're still coming to terms with the behavior of a leader of the great liberation party?. They still can't figure out exactly why or when their old comrade mad Bob "changed" and now this :erm:
 
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