Rosebank bracing for ANCYL march

I have 2 "village elders" that work for me. Both relate to me that their folk are very disillusioned with the ANC. When I put it to them that this would probably result in a stay-away at the next election, they were pretty vocal in saying that they would be changing their vote... and not to COPE or the IFP.

I expressed my surprise to them, as the old Transkei is a traditional ANC stronghold but they were adamant. They used the example of the last local elections where the emphasis was on service delivery and not to vote from loyalty to the "struggle".

Interesting times ahead.

And I do hope that the next party they'll vote for, will fix service delivery for all...
 
He should have just renamed it to

"Occupy JHB" and he would gain support from the International Press.

This is what happens when Poor people are fed up! This is probably only the beginning, what a time to be alive eh?

This is NOT what happens when poor people are fed up. This is what happens when Rich people exploit poor people for their own political aims. Malema is working on his African Agenda. The poor people are only cannon fodder.
 
Is this fat dick actually going to lead this mob of idiots on their glorious march? As in - on his trotters? What's the bet he's lounging in some black SUV with tinted windows at the head of the pack, sipping on something pricey?

What could make this all wothwhile is if they try something really stupid (a certainty) and get swiss cheesed for their efforts.
 
Is this fat dick actually going to lead this mob of idiots on their glorious march? As in - on his trotters? What's the bet he's lounging in some black SUV with tinted windows at the head of the pack, sipping on something pricey?

What could make this all wothwhile is if they try something really stupid (a certainty) and get swiss cheesed for their efforts.
There is no way he is leading the march.... he'll use his recent "hospitalisation" as an excuse!

Also remember that his ANC hearing continues today and might not be finished by the time the march starts tomorrow.
 
He should have just renamed it to

"Occupy JHB" and he would gain support from the International Press.

This is what happens when Poor people are fed up! This is probably only the beginning, what a time to be alive eh?

This isn't what happens when poor people get upset. It's what happens when an opportunist gets in front of sheep. If this was what happens why hasn't Cameroon invaded the USA? Why hasn't Somalia attacked Germany? Why haven't the North Koreans occupied Japan?

The whole argument about income gaps is deflection from failed government. The leading cause for poverty is corruption. Whether it is economic, moral or both.
 
Is this fat dick actually going to lead this mob of idiots on their glorious march? As in - on his trotters? What's the bet he's lounging in some black SUV with tinted windows at the head of the pack, sipping on something pricey?

What could make this all wothwhile is if they try something really stupid (a certainty) and get swiss cheesed for their efforts.

At their typical productivity rates it will take them about a month to get to Pretoria.
 
I see they have been refused permission for the night vigil at the union buildings. And I heard Malema on the radio last night saying they're walking most of the way to Pretoria.
It looks like the ANC is really concerned this is going to decend into violence, looting and a general embarrassment for the party.
 
I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.
Maya Angelou

Malema knows what the people want to hear..and is clever enough to tell them just that.
Leaving the people with a sense of hope where the government has failed miserably.
 
I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.
Maya Angelou

Malema knows what the people want to hear..and is clever enough to tell them just that.
Leaving the people with a sense of hope where the government has failed miserably.

Sense of hope is right - because the reality is that he leaves them with no hope whatsoever.
 
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