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http://www.mg.co.za/article/2010-04-12-malema-what-have-we-done-wrong
I can agree with that. Everything his done so far is part of the ANC culture.
Speaking at a press conference at the ANCYL's conference in Limpopo on Sunday, Malema said he would not take personal responsibility for his remarks regarding Zimbabwe last week.
He said he "can't understand" why he had been rebuked for his statements on Zimbabwe, as the views expressed was not his, but those of the youth league.
"We [the ANCYL] did not sneak out of the country [to visit Zimbabwe]," he said. "We had the blessings of President Zuma," Malema told South African Broadcasting Corporation news.
He said he was shocked about the way he had been rebuked by Zuma.
"Even [former] president Thabo Mbeki, when he differed with the youth league, and the youth league had taken firm radical positions against him, he never did that," he said.
Zuma said at a news conference in Durban on Saturday that Malema's conduct was "alien to the ANC" and criticised the youth league leader for defying the court ruling which banned the singing of the "dubul' ibhunu" (shoot the boer) song.
He also condemned Malema for his treatment of a British journalist during a press conference and for the statements he made about the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) after his visit to Zimbabwe.
Zuma said he had spoken to Malema by telephone about what happened in Zimbabwe and how he had treated the reporter.
"I still want to know in a meeting what we did wrong," he said.
"I have not done anything to undermine the ANC."
He said he was prepared to face any action taken against him.
I can agree with that. Everything his done so far is part of the ANC culture.