Malema

Try and source his interview to bbc newsnight,what a tit of a man...

Hi bob just home

If u want the opposite of Madeba then Julius is your man

the man is full of trash EFF economic freedom fighters dont know what economic situation he is fighting but i must say he is quite popular amongst the youth hope he never makes it as president:X

www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b03knt9z

@dashing:

'he is quite popular amongst the youth hope he never makes it as president angry smiley'

Not so...fast losing his 'lustre'! A visit to his FB site will expose the extent thereof. Our youth are not that domb!

Where, initially, he lambasted whites, he now posts a pic of white recruit wearing a red beret! He then goes to the Oriental Plaza for donations; next, blasts Indians and Guptas!

I foresee the coming elections as a watershed in race relations and economic adjustment policies which will leave us more divided than ever; I don't see any leader with the vision to encapsulate such developments....none of white, black or brown!

Besides, none within such communities to promote genuine unity!

@ umlilo,

You are so right , what has happened to out Rainbow nation .
Somehow we are more divide now than ever before .

Currently BBC iPlayer TV programmes are available to play in the UK only

He is the biggest threat to racial and economic stability in South Africa - He does not realize that Nationalization of private assets will see the Rand go to 40 to 1 in one day - If he were placed in power all the good work done in many sectors of the society in the last 20 years would be gone in one year. His notion that he is a type of Che Guevara is delusional and his constant wail about the "poor" in South Africa are crocodilian as his Sars bill of R16 million highlights. He is a person that would make Zuma seem like Ghandi so those that support him should take the time to research his ideals and how they have failed before - Only an insane person repeats the same action time and again knowing the result will be the same again.

umlilo sorry was getting ahead of my self.

@Dashing:

'umlilo sorry...'

Not to mention buds.... was not criticising you at all!

We are all enlightened by one another; even the little that each of us knows becomes a groundswell of information to benefit society, mutual respect and understanding.

umlilo Wrote:

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> @Dashing:
>
> 'umlilo sorry...'
>
> Not to mention buds.... was not criticising you at
> all!
>
> We are all enlightened by one another; even the
> little that each of us knows becomes a groundswell
> of information to benefit society, mutual respect
> and understanding.

(tu)

gg Wrote:

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> @ umlilo,
>
> You are so right , what has happened to out
> Rainbow nation .
> Somehow we are more divide now than ever before .


Yet the whole world united for Madiba.
It is so emotional to watch ...all the good things that Madiba has actually done, I hope it will not get undone by the current leaders