Malema on Sky news

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It is bad news that Sky News has Malema slating the leadership of the country, shedding doubt on SA's ability to handle mines etc. He remains a high profile person, even internationally, despite not having any institutional power. Not good.
 
Not so good.He could suffer the same fate as the embittered miners did!
 
The only consolation is that the more he promotes himself, the more likely it is that somebody in the opposing political camp puts a piece of rounded lead into his fat carcass.
 
Man, I thought we had finally gotten rid of his ugly mug.
Surely Sky must realise he's nothing but an opportunistic thug :mad:
 
Malema remains high profile in the eyes of the same media that shine the spotlight on him when he was youth league leader. And I think their motive is less than healthy for SA.
 
empirex said:
Man, I thought we had finally gotten rid of his ugly mug.
Surely Sky must realise he's nothing but an opportunistic thug :mad:
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it's not just Sky, it's the media in general, apparently the only people that were at the police station where he went to lay the charges today where the media
 
empirex said:
Man, I thought we had finally gotten rid of his ugly mug.
Surely Sky must realise he's nothing but an opportunistic thug :mad:
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We all know who is responsible for keeping Malema in the spot light. Neurotic white South Africans. Blacks laughed him off long before whites were insisting he spoke for all of them. Sadly whites could not get enough as he seemed to confirm some idea many had about black people and they could use Malema to say "See !"

Funny the holes irrational fear of others digs you into. You would have thought we learned something from apartheid.
 
baxter said:
We all know who is responsible for keeping Malema in the spot light. Neurotic white South Africans. Blacks laughed him off long before whites were insisting he spoke for all of them. Sadly whites could not get enough as he seemed to confirm some idea many had about black people and they could use Malema to say "See !"

Funny the holes irrational fear of others digs you into. You would have thought we learned something from apartheid.
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you're deluded.
 
Madman88 said:
you're deluded.
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Evidence of his ever dwindling support while people were saying he is ournext president suggests otherwise. We were told he was the mouthpiece of he ANC. He spoke what Zuma dared not. These things keep being proved to be nonsense but the conspiracy theorists keep moving the goal posts. At this stage it's a very twisted imagination that associates Malema being an ANC puppet. Absolutey absurd but it's still a widely held belief amongst some. Doesn't do much for the integrity and credibility of such people.
 
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Not so long ago he was calling these guys "blaady agents with imperialistic tendencies"...:D
 
baxter said:
Evidence of his ever dwindling support while people were saying he is ournext president suggests otherwise. We were told he was the mouthpiece of he ANC. He spoke what Zuma dared not. These things keep being proved to be nonsense but the conspiracy theorists keep moving the goal posts. At this stage it's a very twisted imagination that associates Malema being an ANC puppet. Absolutey absurd but it's still a widely held belief amongst some. Doesn't do much for the integrity and credibility of such people.
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He may not have blanket support and I have never heard him called the mouth piece of the ANC except by the panicky doom and gloomers.
However, he was not being laughed off as he worked his way up the YL's ranks. He was not being laughed off while he was elected leader of the YL. He was not being laughed off when Zuma said he was being 'groomed' for leadership. He was not being laughed off when his followers (not only the YL) said they would kill for him.

If you honestly believe that he has/had an inconsequential support base among the poor black class in this country then you are as I said. Deluded.
 
baxter said:
We all know who is responsible for keeping Malema in the spot light. Neurotic white South Africans. Blacks laughed him off long before whites were insisting he spoke for all of them. Sadly whites could not get enough as he seemed to confirm some idea many had about black people and they could use Malema to say "See !"

Funny the holes irrational fear of others digs you into. You would have thought we learned something from apartheid.
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Voted dumbest comment of the year. Congrats!
 
Madman88 said:
He may not have blanket support and I have never heard him called the mouth piece of the ANC except by the panicky doom and gloomers.
However, he was not being laughed off as he worked his way up the YL's ranks. He was not being laughed off while he was elected leader of the YL. He was not being laughed off when Zuma said he was being 'groomed' for leadership. He was not being laughed off when his followers (not only the YL) said they would kill for him.

If you honestly believe that he has/had an inconsequential support base among the poor black class in this country then you are as I said. Deluded.
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I wonder how many followers he has really, remember when he oversold the number of supporters for that march?
 
Also, Sky News are notorious for their fearmongering, they probably would have interviewed Bin Laaden given the opportunity.
 
South African politics = stupidity working in overdrive. I still think Malema would be your president at some point. He has all the qualities of a true 'freedom fighter' WTF ATM he is the underdog. All his corruption would be exposed and exploited to the max. Wait until his 'camp' takes the lead. Then you'll see the old freedom fighters having to fight all over again - for their own freedom :D Shaik and Selebi must be trembling at the thought. WTF Read my first sentence again.
 
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