Media peddling lies about me - Julius Malema

ANC YOUTH LEAGUE PRESIDENT JULIUS MALEMA STATEMENT ON RECENT MEDIA REPORTS:

The African National Congress Youth League has noted various media reports about our militant, fighting, radical and forever disciplined youth organisation. Under normal circumstances, we were not going to dignify the misrepresentations and lies spread through Newspapers, but because some of the sentiments spread have potential to undermine our integrity as leadership of young people in South Africa, we have to clarify. We have to clarify these allegations particularly to ANC Youth League members and supporters of the ANC so that they are not fed wrong, misleading and damaging information by the Newspapers.

[The news report on the press conference can be found here - Editor]

ON NATIONALISATION

The ANC Youth League accepts the assertion by the ANC and South Africa's President Jacob Zuma in his response to Parliamentary questions that currently, Nationalisation of Mines is not government's policy, and that no one should attempt to stop the ANC Youth League from raising the debate.

We accept the President's assertion because we are aware that currently, Nationalisation of Mines is not government policy. The reason the ANC YL is raising the debate of Nationalisation of Mines in ANC structures, is because we want to and will influence a concrete ANC resolution to guide government on how Nationalisation of Mines should happen in South Africa. If Nationalisation was government policy, it would be unnecessary for the ANC YL to call for the Nationalisation of Mines.

It remains the ANC Youth League's conviction that Nationalisation of Mines will happen not in the distant future. Investors, businessmen, government bureaucrats and mining practitioners should begin to adjust to the reality that the democratic State is going to have greater control and ownership of minerals and the actual process of Mining in South Africa. The President of the ANC and RSA will never stop the debate on nationalisation of Mines. He will instead make input into the question of how to all South Africans benefit from the country's mineral endowments.

The President of the ANC is a seasoned, disciplined cadre of the movement and will not go out of organisational principles and protocol because he understands the ANC. He understands that the ANC gives government policy directives and that those who intend to influence government, should first influence the ANC. 

ON THE 2012 CONFERENCE OF THE ANC

The ANC YL has noted the allegations by NUMSA leadership that the ANC Youth League has begun with discussion for the 2012 Conference of the ANC. We will begin with the succession debate at the right moment and rest assured our view on who will lead the ANC will be the winning view. We refuse to be dragged into a succession debate by any organisation or individual, because we know how divisive a succession battle can be. We will never be secretive about our engagement on who should lead the ANC for another 5 years from 2012, because the official Constitutional term of office in the ANC is 5 years. There in no leader in the ANC, including the Secretary General that is elected into office for more than 5 years.

ON LIFESTYLE AUDIT

The ANC Youth League is totally behind the lifestyle audit of public representatives, senior government officials or any other individual whom our law enforcement institutions believe should be audited. Legitimate law enforcement institutions should be empowered to audit individuals who accumulate wealth in a manner that cannot be explained. This should however happen to all people, not selected individuals who are audited in order to satisfy narrow factional politics and ambitions.

There is no doubt that the ANC Youth League is one of the most influential and decisive bodies of opinion in South Africa. The ANC Youth League will over the next two to three years influence major policy shifts in the ANC and Government, including on the Nationalisation of Mines. The ANC Youth League will also have a substantially decisive influence on who leads the African National Congress from 2012 onwards and anybody who believes otherwise is daydreaming.

Because of this potential influence, those who own the means of production (Mine Owners in particular) and those who think the ANC Youth League will not support them for election and re-election into ANC leadership in 2012 have merged to try and discredit the leadership of the Youth League. These forces of reaction believe that discrediting the leadership of the ANC Youth League will erase our integrity and therefore weaken our determination to influence policy and leadership of the ANC and government. We will never fall into their trap and will be more determined to fight for a more radical ANC in both policy outlook and leadership.

Because certain allegations have been made as per the sources of the income of the President of the Youth League, we wish to put the record straight and clarify all the allegations because there is nothing to hide.

1. Since my election as President of the ANC Youth League in 2008, I instructed my Lawyers to process my resignations from all the corporations and companies I was involved in when I was based in Limpopo Province. I issued the instruction because I vowed to dedicate all my time to serve and give undivided attention to the ANC Youth League as a full time President. I from 2008 stopped being an active director of the companies that I was previously involved in because all my time was dedicated to the service of the organisation. I refused to take any other responsibility, including going to Parliament, because I committed to work for the ANC on a full time basis as mandated by the 23^rd National Congress of the Youth League.

2. Contrary to all the media reports, the property I own as an individual is being financed by banks in South Africa and a monthly deduction is made from my salary to pay for the bond. I have never bought any house for cash because I am not in a position to do that.

3. I currently own one car.

4. I have never engaged in any illegal tender awarding process, as I have never occupied any position in government, both as a public representative or public servant.

5. The salary that the African National Congress gives me is way above R20 000, but will not disclose the exact amount because the contact I have signed with the ANC does not allow me to disclose my salary.

As an individual, I take serious exception for being audited by Media institutions through spreading of lies and rumour. Spreading lies and rumours that I have millions puts both me and my family in danger as criminals might believe the lies and resort to criminal victimisation against myself and my family with the hope that I have money. I will take legal action against The Star newspaper and consider doing the same with other newspapers.

As the leadership of the ANC Youth League, we remain committed to selfless service of our people, particularly the working class and poor. Our inspiration and programmes are forever inspired by the suffering of our people. We have a responsibility as a nation, particularly as Africans to teach ourselves that the success and progress of blacks in the post democratic dispensation is not always a result of criminality.

The ANC Youth League is against corruption and we will forever expose instances of corruption whenever we encounter such. Unlike some in the movement, the ANC Youth League will not use media to expose corrupt individuals amongst us, we will go straight to the police and report corrupt people who masquerade as working class leaders.

Statement issued by Julius Malema, ANC Youth League President, February 22 2010

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As an individual, I take serious exception for being audited by Media institutions through spreading of lies and rumour. Spreading lies and rumours that I have millions puts both me and my family in danger as criminals might believe the lies and resort to criminal victimisation against myself and my family with the hope that I have money. I will take legal action against The Star newspaper and consider doing the same with other newspapers."

Julius Malema

 

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Idiot "Spreading lies and rumours that I have millions puts both me and my family in danger as criminals might believe the lies and resort to criminal victimisation against myself " ...... do you or don't you own the property? you asmit you do, so where are the . .more lies? also, how in heavens name will criminals target you when you have bodyguards paid for by the taxman. Its clear, Malema is no more than a leech, sucking provincial tenders dry for his own greedy needs. How this buffoon can claim to be socialist is beyond me. . .less by Realist on February 22 2010, 14:50 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Birds of a feather "I will take legal action against The Star newspaper and consider doing the same with other newspapers" ....... want your day in court, bet in never happens, cause under oath, the truth will be revealed. Remarkably similiar to Zuma, no wonder he considers . .more JM future potential. . .less by Realist on February 22 2010, 14:53 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Terrible English Grammer... And these are the intellectual giants that the masses vote for. How funny! by Terry on February 22 2010, 15:05 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Malema wa rona ha,ha, what took you so long to respond bra? I am sure yr lies are fully baked now, go ahead and fool the poor young people wo will remain poor in the rural areas. by The tall one on February 22 2010, 15:29 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Gosh this guy is even more of an foolish oaf than I thought. He is lucky that Zuma wants him to be the next President. Mandela would not allow this sort of idiot to pronounce on all things. I wonder what his I* is? He even looks a bit crazy. They cannot control murder rape crime corruption unprotected sex and . .more children like Malema. . .less by Malema The Child on February 22 2010, 20:51 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Malema says he has never stolen from the poor nor has he given anything to the poor He and his ilk suffer such delusions of grandeur and live it up luck blinking rock stars..snorting power up their nostrils and quite unashamedly look at the youth who are dying to learn skills such as driving, technical artisan work. Not even . .more one soup kitchen set up for the starving and destitute. Not one suggestion that the politicians donate their huge catering budget that they have at every one of their meetings to stock up soup kitchens. . .less by didi on February 22 2010, 20:52 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Malkop Malema at it again... Even if he is caught with irregular tender fraud....do you really think anything will happen to him? This is Africa and he is the future Mugabe of South Africa. Makes us wonder if there is any legitimate business taking place in government. They are . .more all rotten. . .less by John on February 22 2010, 22:18 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

For the record . . . PAIA The Public Access to Information Act (PAIA) allows the public to know what public figures earn by way of salaray and benefits. How is it possible that we know the salary of the President of this counrtrty, but according to this article, we may not know . .more what the ANC pays Malema????? . .less by Ironman on February 23 2010, 05:58 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

The puppet at it again I wonder if the Malema 'noise' is not a well planned diversion from our most moral JZ, I do find it ironic how this idiot pops into the limelight at just about same moment as more presidential blunders are revealed. Maybe his big salary is meant to be . .more compensation for taking one for the team. I am also amazed how nationalisation talks and clear racist comments from this IDIOT is acceptable and a demcratic right, yet a student showing the moron in charge of our country the finger isn't. . .less by Wafrican on February 23 2010, 07:34 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Questions 1 Is saying "F*** you" to a journalist (a worker doing her/his job) by Floyd an example of discipline? Were the "mooning" and drunkedness at the Bloemfontein congress that elected Blingo others? What was Blingo, who favours distributing the . .more mineral wealth of the country to all its people, doing on the board of Ngkape Mining Investments? "1 ... in 2008, I instructed my Lawyers to process my resignations from all the corporations and companies I was involved in ... from 2008 stopped being an active director of the companies that I was previously involved in..." When SGL Engineering was converted from a close corporation to a company in May 2009 Malema was appointed a director of the new company. Legally this may not happen without the director's consent. "2. the property I own as an individual is being financed by banks" Does he own any houses via trusts, nominees, corporate entities? Are the banks, some of which appoint ANC apparatchiks and finance ANC propaganda books, charging arm's length commercial rates or doing a Kebble? "3 I currently own one car" Who owns the others? If corporates he controls, has he declared and paid the perks tax? If "well-wishers" [sic] has the donation been declared and were favours given or expected. continued... . .less by The truth will out on February 23 2010, 07:36 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Weird Malema made is money as a director of a mining company (amongst others). Now that the money is in his pocket he is calling for nationalisation of the mines. Am I missing something or is he really that devious? by G on February 23 2010, 07:48 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Get real You guys going for Malema must get real. Never mind he got such a low Matric. He is only 28 and look how well he is doing. Hes got money and power. How many Whiteys from such a tough backround went so far by 28? He is allowed to be a . .more businessman and go for tenders. There is no proof he cheated in the tenders. He is allowed to spend his money how he likes and enjoy his success. He is strong and fearless. These are good leader qualities. Whiteys complain Zuma always says what people want to hear, but when Malema speaks his mind no matter what there are complaints. You Whiteys must get honest with yourselves first before writing your bias on this page. . .less by Woza on February 23 2010, 07:54 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Oh damn the child has bred. I was hoping the gene pool would have a dead end. by Yadda Yadda on February 23 2010, 08:05 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Questions for Blingo 2 4. I have never engaged in any illegal tender awarding process, as I have never occupied any position in government, both as a public representative or public servant Blingo's not occupying a postion in government has no bearing on his being a . .more BENEFICIARY of such process; in fact it aids it, since he does not have to submit to the scrutiny and accountability of Registers of Interests. Were the tenders properly advertised and the widest possible number of bidders canvassed (in order to make the bids more competitive)? This would explain the mystery of why Blingo, a self-styled "Black Diamond" and obviously someone with political ambitions, has not stood for a position in government. Blingo has blurred the line between party [read: ANCYL, a body with no constitutional standing] and state, e.g. when intervening in the UOFS "video" issue. He cannot suddenly draw that line when it suits him. Corruption, graft and governance is about *influence* not legal niceties. . .less by The truth will out on February 23 2010, 08:09 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Questions 3 "5. The salary that the African National Congress gives me is way above R20 000, but will not disclose the exact amount because the contact I have signed with the ANC does not allow me to disclose my salary." If the contract does not allow him to . .more disclose his salary, disclosing that it is "way above R20,000" must be a breach of it. Salaries can be renegotiated. Instead of sheltering behind a piece of paper, Malema and the ANC should agree to publish his salary, in the national interest. After all, salaries of the President, Ministers, judges, top civil servants and church leaders are all in the public domain. Blingo has thrust himself into the public domain, as an individual he has lost the right to privacy, especially when receiving state tenders. He has been in the lead of blurring the line between state and party. The media is taking him as he presents himself. . .less by The truth will out on February 23 2010, 08:15 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Pedi word for Honour? It seems that there aren't any words in Pedi for Integrity, Ethics or Honour, for that matter. Exactly like the other ASA idiot that was caught lying and cheating big time. All insane bluster while screwing everything around them. The REAL . .more reason for it all? Certainly feathering their pockets big time. Please let them stay in Limpopo where they belong and while "developing" their place back to the Iron Age. . .less by Injala Apera on February 23 2010, 08:18 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Baboon this ape is nothing but an uneducated, 28 yr old sloth who is obviously as corrupt as he is stupid. Why does he carry such clout in politics? We cannot afford to tarnish our credibility with a monkey that has zero value add anywhere be it political or . .more business or socially. our leaders must stand up and put him in his place which is behind a prison door. if he goes unchecked he will breed and encourage more thieving yobs of his ilk who will derail our systems and steam train it towards anarchy . .less by Wayne on February 23 2010, 08:22 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

THE REAL STEAL WHERE MALEMA IS REALLY STEALING FROM THE YOUTH OF SA IS THAT HIS RACIST RHETORIC OFFERS NO THREAD OF LOVE AND COMPASSION. HE OFFERS NO EMBRACING GOING FORWARD AS A NATION TO BUILD TOGETHER. INSTEAD HIS MESSAGE IS ONE OF DIVISION AND DISCORD. HE IS . .more STEALING WHOLESALE FROM THEIR FUTURES. THE BLIND, UNEDUCATED WILL ALWAYS SWALLOW THIS LIE AS IT APPEALS TO THEIR VICTIM MINDSET. THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN EDUCATED AND HAVE DISCERNMENT CAN SEE THROUGH THIS BUT THE VAST MAJORITY OF PURPOSELY UNEDUCATED CANNOT. ITS SO SAD FOR THE FUTURES OF THE YOUTH OF SA. IN FACT ITS TRAGIC. THEY TRULY BELIEVE THAT THEY WILL BENEFIT FROM THE NATIONALISATION OF THE MINES AND OTHER INDUSTRIES. THEY FAIL TO SEE THAT THERE HAS BEEN SO MUCH SET ASIDE FOR THE UPLIFTMENT OF THE POOR ONLY TO BE STOLEN AT ALL LEVELS OF GOVT BY THEIR SUPPOSED "SAVIOURS". IN 20 YEARS FROM NOW, THE LIKES OF MALEMA WILL HAVE BENEFITED FROM THE SHORT TERM GRATIFICATION OF THE LOOTING OF THESE ASSETS AND THE VAST MAJORITY WILL STILL BE STUCK IN DIEPSLOOT. . .less by MHLANGANYELWA on February 23 2010, 08:23 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@Woza Simple fool don't you understand that the money Malema got, he gained from the taxpayer without doing a day's work. One is also not suppose to get rich on tenders where it is granted to you because of poltical connections. that is very devious!. Also if . .more qualified people would get the tenders the profits would be much less because they know how to tender, there would be more real competition instead and less phoniness. Therefore more money would be available for the poor and not breitling watches. . .less by Koos on February 23 2010, 08:24 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Simple math If he did not make millions out of tender documents, how can he afford to buy more than one property worth more than R3m, a merc worth 700k, expensive clothes and a gold watch. I earn 500K a year and drive an old shape 330i, rent my house. Do the math, . .more he has to earn a few million to support his lifestyle. . .less by badprop on February 23 2010, 08:25 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Gotcha! LOL!!! Not even this hippo's handlers can get him to shut his mandibles. I was considering classifying him as a buffoon but that would be giving him too much credit. Buffoons know when to stop digging. This slob does not seem to understand that he if only . .more but a court jester. So, when did he get married and who let herself be 'entertained' by this piglet? He even did the deed and spawned? YIKES!!! . .less by Eddy on February 23 2010, 08:32 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Malema How sad, Tambo, Mandela, Mbeki, Zuma,Malema. On a graph this line would plunge straight down after Madiba. I fail to understand how an organisation Like The ANC can allow the progressive deterioration of an entity that represented so much. How . .more can they even allow the name of the ANC to be associated with a degenerate like Malema. It is obvious the top sets the pace, the pace setter here i.e Zuma has no foundation at all, whether morals, intellect or achievement. His obvious support for braindead Malema must cause great concern for the senior leaders of the ANC. Tokyo, Phosa the twee gat jakkals kings are only making sure that they keep in touch by sitting on the fence. It has taken 15 years for people like Malema, Phosa and others to work out how to get on the gravy train. Motsepe backing nationalisation of the mines must give back all that he has plundered from his advantageous position. I hope mama Tsepe knows that all will have to go. Greed the only rationale for the behaviour of these people. . .less by OBSERVER on February 23 2010, 08:34 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@ Woza Not many Whiteys get as far as Malema did at age 28 because very few Whiteys are corrupt. There is absolutely no way that Malema could be so wealthy and be so powerful without corruption. We are not fools and we do not absorb his lies and . .more deception like you. You blackies must get honest with yourselves and face facts, these fat cats are not for a moment bothered about the poor blacks. If they were they would not hoard their riches and line their own pockets like they do, spend millions upon millons of rands on celebrations of all kinds. Many Blackies want hand-outs from Whiteys and if they don't get it they just steal it or at government level make laws to make their stealing legal. The mines and Malema's nationalisation plans are a point in case. Blackies don't want Whiteys but they want Whiteys to help out when there are crises, Haiti is a point in case. Where is all their help coming from? Not from black countries or leaders, if any it is very little. No, the whiteys of this world are breaking their backs to go and lend a helping hand. Already many Blackies in this country are finding out that when the Whiteys were in control, things were much better for them in many ways. . .less by Whitey on February 23 2010, 08:37 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

One does not want to sound rude at all but he does look like ... well you know There are similarities in behaviour as well ... by Baby Julius on February 23 2010, 09:04 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

The problem The problem is that the masses ( -30m) believe him and they don't read newspapers. What the ANC say is correct according to the masses. Therefor if Malema states that he has 2 houses finance at banks they believe him and ignore the fact that with R20k . .more per month he can not afford 2 x houses. Maths the masses do not understand. We ( -4m) know that he gets R20k contracts money from friends money form other parties who wants favours in future. My question to the banks who financed the property - What about the NCA and reckless lending?? . .less by @Terry on February 23 2010, 09:18 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@Woza What he fails to mention here is that apparently he drives a C63 Mercedes Benz...at age 28, and by your own admission, with a very poor education, let me tell you BRA that there is but NO ways he could afford that without accepting serious money under the . .more table and away from SARS' eyes! A C63 costs in the region of R800 000!!! Do you know what the installment is on that? You are talking in the region of R20 000 per month....you can be damn sure that his salary would have to be WAY over R20 000 per month to afford that. If you ask me, now that the spot light is on your corrupt "golden boy", JZ saw now that his little puppet might be in trouble....there is going to be suddenly be serious intervention from the President to save face here - hence the refusal to disclose his salary...everyone is running around seeing how they can justify these expenses!! God help us all, we are going to be another Zimbabwe and then when you Blackies have managed to chase all us whitey's out, you will all be standing with your hands out begging from "white" countries - like Zim is doing now!! . .less by Bonita on February 23 2010, 09:21 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Rubbish is ok in SA This little boy has learned well from his elders. None of these clowns are in politics to serve the public, they are in politics to get as rich as possible for doing as little as possible. He has also quickly learned how to lie and deny like his older . .more brothers and blame everyone one himself. He is also a racist but that is acceptable because he is black. People of Malema's ilk are dangerous for this country but these rock bottom standards of so-called leadership seem to be perfectly acceptable in this country. . .less by Airwolf on February 23 2010, 09:28 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@ Woza The ANC has created Tenderprenuers that simply siphon funds out of the economy. Unfortunately this is considered to be legitimate business by Woza and any other parasite that holds out his/her politically connected sweaty palms. This legalised corruption . .more is such a pervasive activity that it is actually now part of our economics. The best Cosatu can bitch about is inflation targeting! SA's name should be changed to Tenderville/Freeby/BEEville. . .less by Albie on February 23 2010, 09:30 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Eloquent I have seen this clown on TV and there is no way he wrote this by himself. by Joe on February 23 2010, 09:40 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Malema Ey Malema, it is just a western imperialist media plot, who are in cohoots with COPE and the DA. Dont worry you will still be president one day, when you get out of jail for tax evasion ! Viva Malema Viva !!! by BobHopes on February 23 2010, 09:40 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Malema Malema, we are coming for you ! You have 7 days to pay your taxes, or else - JAIL TIMe !!! by SARS Investigator on February 23 2010, 09:41 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

keep it up stay on this muppets tail -hound him, bother him, goad him until he cracks. He is already putting his foot in it and making statements which dont add up. He will dig his own grave. His mate Floyd will also stuff himself -collectively they are not smart . .more enough to worm themselves out of this. Please can the papers put Paparazzi on him 24/7 -stake out his house, wait for him when he gets into his bling-mobile, follow his family. 2 weeks of this will either have him sobbing on TV and begging to be left alone or he will possibly lash out and commit a criminal act and then you will have him. . .less by Ruthless on February 23 2010, 10:01 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

The revolution and her children One thing is for certain, freedom fighters - however noble their goal seems - and their heirs are never able to built a humane civil society. Just listen to their wording and deeds (past and present). They enforce and maintain a system with either . .more brutal violence or "democratically" with the help of misguided, unknowing voters. The result is unbearable, worse than the capitalism most of us rather dislike. . .less by Klaus in RSA on February 23 2010, 10:04 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Lets focus and control that knee jerk To pretend Julius Malema is an aberation is folly. He has a message. He has a support base and he has a mission. You can dismiss him as an idiot, but beware he does not stand in isolation and his view did not grow out of fresh air. The wealthy and elite . .more believe that the current level of inequality can go on indefinately. The truith is that much of what he says is in reaction to the iniquitous society that we live in. Just remember that if South Africa goes the same way as Zimbabwe a large majority in this land will be hardly worse off than in the present situation where they have to endure hardship. Instead of seeing him as an idiot and shooting the messenger why not take the message now deal with it now. Yes the writing is on the wall. Point fingers all you want but at the end of the day your own actions or inacton will mould your own outcomes. To easy to find some one to focus anger on while all the time burrying your own head in the sand. . .less by Mark on February 23 2010, 10:31 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

ha ha Julius, your time has come Sars is going to nationalise your A*** by frontline on February 23 2010, 10:38 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

re-edit after skim reading "as an individual, i take..... and.....masquerade as [a] working class leader". Ahh, much better by inwiththenew on February 23 2010, 10:55 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Pot calling the kettle black! MalEma will eventually be found to be the biggest liar, just give it time! By the way if he is a high net worth individual, why can't he pay for his own protection and not leave it up to the tax payer to foot the bill - obviously it suites him to keep . .more feeding from the trough, a precident set by the majority of the ANC parliamentarians! When is the Lebobbejaan Provincial Government and the Municipalities going to be investigated for awarding tenders to unregistered contractors? . .less by Zorba on February 23 2010, 10:58 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Who can blame Malema for emulating a President like Zuma? We don't have to prove the corruption of Zuma, Radebe, Malema, etc. when they display it on national news daily by promoting publicly proven crooks, like Simelane and Mpshe to absolve them from from unspeakable acts of corruption. It won't be . .more long before our unprosecutable President Zuma, (long may he survive his well deserved HIV/AIDS) awards the supreme order of Mapungubwe to the worst offenders of the rule of law! Shame on the "gangster state" and its shameless leaders! . .less by Siegfried Hannig on February 23 2010, 11:42 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Why do the media even report about this fool My dog does some fancy tricks, he even listens when I call. So could it be that when he is up to his antics the media should be writing about it. That is about the size of it. Maybe the media are just too lazy to find something real to write . .more about. Something current somethig up to date something that has not appeared on the web just yet. Lets just turn Malema off by ignoring his worthless splab. . .less by Nationless on February 23 2010, 11:43 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

There is no proof You Whiteys say Malema did some crooked business in the tenders. But there is no proof at all, it is just blind judgement. That is not a fair way to make such comments. Imagine you are young and make some good money and people just say you are a crook and . .more it cant be the real deal, but they did not even have the proper facts to judge. It is ok to say you dont like Malema, but you cannot find him guilty without a fair trial. I hope one day when the truth comes out you will eat your racist judgements onto a man who should be treated innocent until prove guilty. Being innocent until prove guilty is a White mans legal invention, but you dont like to apply it when it is a Black man who you want to break down, but if you are a accused White you prefer be called innocent until prove guilty - that is personal hypocracy. . .less by Woza on February 23 2010, 11:50 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@Mark How does one deal with mindless hypocrisy & deceit ? With ANC corruption backing him, I don't see anything stopping the groundswell of populist carnage to the econmy & infrastructure. Watch the poor get poorer. by Petr on February 23 2010, 11:52 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

SARS If the Taxi Industry is anything to go by, I'll bet mybottom dollar that none of these BEE millionaires pay any tax on their ill-gotten gains. I'll bet SARS could raise a billion rand extra taxes if Malema and crowd paid their full tax liability. . .more Unfortunatly Zuma did not set a good example when he failed to submit returns for 5 years !!! . .less by BobHopes on February 23 2010, 12:12 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Director or shareholder I am less interested in whether he is a director of any of these companies. More important would be whether he is SHAREHOLDER benefitting from any of these contracts. Has this been asked? by Director on February 23 2010, 12:25 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@mark How do you propose a more equitable society when you are dealing with people that actually still believe in things like muti? We cant move towards equality until we can reconcile things like the International Space Station or genetic engineering and . .more cutting off children's genitalia for muti. Its a noble though but much of Malema's support base and I have zero in common -there is not one value that we share.Giving them what i have wont bring us any closer to one another -we will still be poles apart. No doubt they will prevail merely by sheer numbers and a primal propensity for violence which has left my genetic code sometime between the dark ages and 2010. The best chance for racial harmony is still separate development -Africa for the Africans and Europe for the European. Occasionally we can meet up respectfully to swap shiny baubles for PGM's . .less by Oi Vey on February 23 2010, 12:26 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Monkey Malema ! As stupid as stupid can be !! by RCIW on February 23 2010, 12:27 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Sick and tired of this Malema What Malema is doing is ruling the country with that ............. Zuma. He fought for Zuma now Zuma is giving him a slice. Its interesting. Malema and Zuma do you think millions and millions of South Africans are stupids. Zuma is dragging this coumtry . .more down the drain. Zuma and Malema are doing auckward things in SA. I hate both of them . .less by Nipo on February 23 2010, 12:30 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Malema - Madonna of the ANC Like her, he will take every taboo to get (political) advantage and benefit himself. by Jan on February 23 2010, 12:38 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Tax Eish but I promise, I phones my lawyer and instructed him to pay my tax, I promise ! by Malema on February 23 2010, 12:43 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Cash Deals I have personally did a service for Julius and when it came to paying me he could only do it in cash. by Brad on February 23 2010, 12:44 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Malema Do the company getting all these tenders have offices? Do they have any employess or do they pass the tenders to "whitees" to do the work. Easy questions, lets get some answers. by Henren on February 23 2010, 12:45 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

MALKOP MALEMA MALEMA IS A M A L K O P !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! by MALKOP MALEMA on February 23 2010, 12:53 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

To ALL Darkies Malema made us realize this white crooks are hiding weath for themselves in our mines.just look all comment on this blog.racisim is still with us by JP on February 23 2010, 13:04 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

No ANC leader will ever be poor (till the second coming) Smuts Ngonyama, pocketing a R30m windfall commission, told it like it is : I didn't join the struggle to be poor. And that's the way it is with most, if not all, the ANC brass. Zuma was a bit slow out of the blocks and relied on Shaik, who got . .more more dosh out of their enterprise than Zuma did. But it's obvious Zuma can now afford something more classy and worthwhile. The ANC stands for self-enrichment of its cadres, and NOT for eliminating inequality as Mark suggests. The Gini co-efficient for the intra-black population group has soared under the ANC and will continue to do so. Nationalistion of the mines, and more besides, is necessary to gain control of "the commanding heights" of the economy so as to provide future largess for current and emerging ANC cadres. Eventually the Party will be the State and its cadres the elite. The masses will get the crumbs, as they do in Zimbabwe. The New ANC under Zuma abhors a constitutional democracy, and it will wreck South Africa as it manoeuvres to remove ours. This is what lies in store for us if there are no true and brave democrats left in the ANC to fight for our democracy. Our electorate is too unsophisticated to see and think beyond race and the liberation narrative. The road to ruin beckons, the signs are there for all to see...........Amen. . .less by Sipho on February 23 2010, 13:25 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Much ado about nothing So what if he's making a bit of money here and there. Can't think of one law thats been broken. The majority of South Africans are funding their lifestyle on loans and that's what's most probably happening in his case as well.. by ea on February 23 2010, 13:27 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@ Whitey It is not correct to claim that some darkies wish they could back to being ruled by whites i.e. apartheid. As a whitey you are also not bothered by the poor blacks. Malema issue is not a racial issue. Yes I agree, it is wrong to receive tenders . .more because of your political connections and standing. But it happens. Look at what happened with Brett Kebble. How about Vodacom CEO hiding the restraint of trade from directors and shareholders (i.e. government included). The reality is that these contracts are going to happen. I am sure there is a lot of you out there (both blackie and whitey) who would give it all to know Malema personally since there is a chance you might get slice of the pie. The looting by our political appointees is very irresponsible. But I guess they do not care. As long as they get reward for political struggles of the past. Hopefully the respectable Pravin will be our next president. Highly unlikely. Darkies are still unlikely to vote DA until DA adopts BEE (i.e. more than 51% members in key appointments). Cope shot itself in the foot by aligning itself with the Black middle class. What are we going to do? Maybe Vavi should start his own political party. . .less by Jojo on February 23 2010, 13:29 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@whitey Though I do not subscribe to the kind of parasitic behavior that is going on in our country at present, as a whitey myself I am far more concerned with the comments on the past being better. Nothing could ever convince me that stripping an entire nation . .more of its pride,ripping people out of their homes and relocating them far away from their families,denying childeren of basic human rights and all the other atrocities physical and mental carried out by the apartheid regime would . .less by RT on February 23 2010, 13:36 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@whitey continued would be preferable to this current situation. by RT on February 23 2010, 13:40 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

coprolite malema reminds me of a fly on a turd outside a kraal .... by pamplona on February 23 2010, 13:50 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Oh no JP -you have caught us out I can now reveal that when you go down a mine to the very lowest level you enter nirvana where huge treasure chests of white wealth line the passages. Retired whites frolic in giant jacuzzi"s sipping champers and comparing their special edition Breitling . .more watches. There are rivers of molten Toblerone and huge big screen TV's -its truly and amazing place. Incredibly only whities know about this place and until now no facts have leaked. Everyone at level 39b in Stilfontein is wealthy beyond all dreams -just like comrade Julius only they are all white. No darkie can ever enter or set eyes upon this place -if they do they immediately turn to stone . .less by Swaar on February 23 2010, 13:57 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Cocktails SARS will not investigate Malema as long as the ANC is in goverment. If they do I will buy the cocktails. by gd on February 23 2010, 14:35 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Why go Racial on this Matter One of the things that derails discussions in our Country is the kind of people - some of whom in this page Black and White - who go racial on anything. The key issues around this is not Malema's race - but issues around principles - Good . .more Governance and Corporate Governance. Did Malema benefit unfairly from government tenders, did his influence in Limpopo's political circles determine his success i.t.o govt tenders, is he living beyond his means and if so how does he finance that lifestyle, does the financing of such have anything to do with his political influence All this hogwash presented in this page is defeating the purpose - exposing the graft if any and disproving the newspaper allegation if not factual. Wake-up fellow Countrymen - Black and White - not everything is about race. . .less by Oatile Letebele on February 23 2010, 14:36 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

SARS Tax fraud is a serious crime ! Did Malema pay tax on his profit share and directors fees ? That should be the main question! by Bob Hopes on February 23 2010, 14:39 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Malema is a very good example of why Africa is down the tubes Whats more he has taken control of the ANC and tourists and investors should beware of SA. Locals who believe in democracy and peace are a bit trapped but Malema wil chase all who oppose him out. That is what they do in Africa as they just cannot stand . .more criticism and democracy and merit promotion. The strong rough fighters rule just like ... . .less by Snoobab on February 23 2010, 14:39 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Tax Eish my brothers I was just on the way to sARs to pay my taxes, I promise ! by Malema on February 23 2010, 14:40 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@Swaar not to forget that Voster, Botha and Verwoerd are also still alive and living in these mines. All the blacks captured for illegal mining were actually their servants. by GD on February 23 2010, 14:40 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Inevitable It was inevitable since the change of Govt that you would have people like Sexwale, Malema etc etc pocketing money through BEE deals and tenders, awarding contracts to themselves, friends etc. Did anyone really expect anything different? You would have . .more had to be very naive. The "new elite" are plundering the economy worse than its ever been plundered by any Govt. Its a pity for the so-called "masses" but hey which politician every really gave a sh*t about the masses. So will it end anytime soon? The answer is no. Any rational politician and political connected will plunder while they can and only pay lip service to the masses. . .less by TruthSpeaker on February 23 2010, 14:47 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@petr You ask - "How does one deal with mindless hypocrisy & deceit ?" . You have to point out to me this mindless hypocrisy and decipt. Is it a case of guilty by media again. - There is an argument out there that if you represent the poor than you should use . .more a rickshaw or a bicycle and if you represent the wealthy then you should drive unashamedly around in a Bentley. It is of coarse rudiculous to think that those who represent the impoverished should be disempowered themselves. I suppose you think that Mr Malema must catch the train to Cape Town while the white Baas flies in his private jet. - people need to get a grip and start thinking rationaly. . .less by Mark on February 23 2010, 14:57 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

River Stix Malema is the messenger and the custodian of the passage across the river stix. Without him you are not going to get to the other side. Im not saying you must agree with him, but you must look at the terrain and see what lies ahead. by Mark on February 23 2010, 15:02 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Malema's houses Surely if he bought these houses using bonds from the bank and not cash as rumoured, there would be a record of it. by possum on February 23 2010, 15:09 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@ RT Funny I don't recall S.A. being 'stripped of it's pride'. To the contrary, S.A's achievements, high levels of education, scientific advances, industrial expertize,-etc. etc. etc.-especially high moral standards, (immorality act), and of course, the death . .more penalty, made us one of the most envied and admired countries in the world. And all of this, of course as a result of white efforts and the fair treatment of blacks with appropriate reward if and when deserved. Crime was virtually non-existent in those days,(except possibly in the townships, which has always been and will always be, throughout the world, a phenomenon unique to non-white, and primitive tribes. In those days we were revered, - now we're the laughing stock of the world, courtesy these neanderthal clowns. . .less by Voortrekker on February 23 2010, 15:17 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@Mark Using your comment to @Petr then why is Malema denigrating whites at every opportunity in view of the fact that he has acheived wealth in less than 10 years that 95% of whites have never achieved in there lifetime under apartheid. by Mike on February 23 2010, 15:23 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Liar Liar Liar pants on fire by Truth on February 23 2010, 15:32 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

MF DOOM Curses He's truly the worsest With enough rhymes to spread Throughout the boundless universes Let the beat blast She told him wear the mask He said you bet your sweet a**s**s Its made of fine chrome alloy Find him on the . .more grind He's the rhinestone...cowboy . .less by Voltron on February 23 2010, 16:12 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Julius, you seriously make me worry ...about SA and our increasingly tenuous future here. by Papa Bear on February 23 2010, 16:49 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Terry Terry intelligence is not measured by ones ability to speak English. A fool like yourself can proobably speak one language. Have you ever heard Sakotzy a lawyer speak English? Nor have you ever heard Plutin speak the Quuens language. English is a . .more language for English and Julius in not. Chinese today dominate the world but hardly ever speak English. Many Afriikaners in this country can hardly ever speak this language. In the bigger skeem of things English is not important. Spare us your ignorance and your comments about the grammatical errors Namanje ngikwenzela umusa nje ngibhala ngesilungu ukuze uwuthole kahle umyalezo wami ngalekwalokho asikho isidingo. Woza nesibunywana sakho naso ngisokuphendula ngaso. Niyasijwayela nina. . .less by Gambu on February 23 2010, 17:03 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@Vootrekker You probably have been voortrekking for the past 300 years and missed out what happened in SA. In SA blacks were embarrassed an unimaginable way. HOw do you emplain Mandela's imprisonmnent for 27 yrs just for asking for equal rights for all and one man . .more one vote? How do you explain Winnie Mandela being kept in Jhb cell isolated for 18 months much of which she was kept naked, undergoing her menstrual periods with nothing to clean herself with? Do you call this dignity. When our parents were kicked by young white boys and asked to call them boss in front of their families. Would you call this dignity? When we were given inferior education delibarately and later blamed for incompetency as if this was of our own doing? Voortekker dont provoke us? RT is right this country could have gone to dogs had we decided to be vengeful sometimes your comments dont help the course. Many a time I wish engathi kungasimbakala so that all those who treaten us with emigration can speedily do so. I am so tired of these comments and denials by white people like you Voortrekker but I take comfort in knowing that many whites voted for change in the 1992 referundum so you were deafeted fool. You remain in the minority . .less by Gambu on February 23 2010, 17:22 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@ Gambu Who's' Plutin', whats a' Quuen', whats a 'skeem'. I can't understand your last para. What language is it ?- Baboon ?, or what. Does julius also talk Baboon or is it just you? by Voortrekker on February 23 2010, 17:29 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

RT you're a legend! @RT, I am with you mate, it amazes me at the blunt racism in this forum. Some of the stuff they write are not even commenting on the articles, all they do is spew nazzi C*** that has no place in 2010! If anything, they are the neanderthals, with their . .more out-dated arrogant views! . .less by Hectic on February 23 2010, 17:50 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@ Mark to Petr- modes of tranport. Of course they shouldn't use rickshaws or bicycles, they should use vines. Are you a Capetonian by any chance Mark ? by Voortrekker on February 23 2010, 17:57 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@ Gambu Thanks for all the compliments and for your entertaining, albeit vulgar, version of your perceived version of S.A. history. Seriously, my boy, why don't you do some real research into this country's history,- you know , no-one,- really no-one, in the . .more world is still taken in by your silly, P******* whining and blaming of your inherent uselessness on the white man. Those of us who have lived our entire lives in this country and watched your lot's antics, ( as did our forefathers and theirs and so on), simply cannot take you seriously. You refer to Dignity !... you epitomize the antithesis of the word. Explain the dead-drunk prostrate savages lying on every pavement and street corner, the wild animals that 'drive' taxis, the cowardly, murderous creatures that rape their own grandmothers and babies. And you say;- 'don't provoke us'- Damn, but you're a bunch of laughable clowns. I'd be more scared of provoking my cat. . .less by Voortrekker on February 23 2010, 18:49 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

WE'RE WASTING OUR TIME EVEN COMMENTING ON THIS After the Arms Deal and the perfect manner in which the ANC and the overseas suppliers managed to cover their tracks, anything else is now possible. It's time to stop whining and get our own systems up and runnig. We don't need to be as corrupt as these . .more individuals are; at least we, the Tax Paying Minority (TPM) are blessed with more than two operational brain cells. Let's start by using it to our advantage. For instance one of the cornerstones of our Tax act is that it is fair and equitable. Well, it's not and I have sufficient proof of this. Don't start threatening anybody, let's hit the system with its own shortcomings and see where it is going to lead these gangsters. Let's fight with our wits, we won't even need a lot of that either. . .less by AFRICAN WARRIOR on February 23 2010, 19:09 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

White arrogance Voortrekker is a knob. by Black Adder on February 23 2010, 19:18 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Voortrekker's comments @ Gambu: I am all for the advancement of the black man, and for all races in SA to get along. I also understand how arrogant racist comments can anger black people, but I have to agree that people in power need to be educated and speak well. I mean . .more honestly, you have to prove the whitey's wrong man. Like Oprah Winfrey says "Excellence is a deterrent to racism.' . .less by Hectic on February 23 2010, 19:26 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

MF DOOM Part II Watch the droptop pop Known as the grimy limey slimy Try me blimey Simply smashing in a fashion that's timely Mad Villain dashing in a beat rhyme crime spree We rock the house like rock 'n roll Got more soul Than a sock with a . .more hole Set the stage with a goal To have the game locked in a cage Getting shocked with a pole Overthrow like throwing rover a viscuit A lot of b**ches think he's overly chauvanistic... . .less by Voltron on February 23 2010, 20:07 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Hmm Why is Malema always picking his nose? by Alfonsie on February 23 2010, 20:47 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Malema again Our President tells us Malema is not a Government politician so would not have to have a lifestyle audit. On what basis then does Malema qualify for bodyguards ? by Weary on February 23 2010, 21:03 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Stop writin about this motor-mouth piece of human garbage! I demand it! This country cannot succeed with people like this leech running rampant - we need to take a stand and it starts with the W**** media by Deur Die Kuk on February 23 2010, 21:10 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

WHEN oh WHEN oh WHEN ... are the ANC "leaders" going to shut this piece of S*** up? Every time he opens his mouth again, this country takes another step backwards. WHAT VALUE does this clown add to our country, to our people? Where are the . .more days when humility was a virtue? Why is he alloowed to wipe his A*** on Mandela's legacy? . .less by on February 23 2010, 21:16 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@Voortrekker they waiting for you in Australia, go join you brothers. by Malema on February 23 2010, 21:38 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Fact File The ANC is not going away. The old National Party is not coming back. The DA will never rule this country. Cope will struggle to make headway. Julius Malema is going to be around for a while. There is currently no credible opposition party. The present . .more government will make some more mistakes. People will leave this country. Others will stay. People who can make a constructive difference will do so. People who can't are irelevant anyway. Talk is cheap. People near the center of political and economic power have the lions share of influence. People on the periphery of political or economic power have minimal influence. The media will continue to do a bad job informing the nation. All the rest is noise. . .less by programme - get with it on February 23 2010, 21:56 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Im Taking my kids out of school Are white kids allowed to join the youth league? This seems like a better path to riches than hard slog. If a guy who fails woodwork can amass millions in a year or two, then I've been putting too much pressure on my kids to perform at . .more school. The other option was to send them to Robin Island Business school..I hear it has created a few billionaires , but unfortunately its now closed. Maybe they should reopen it as an official business school? Oprah are you in? Gala Dinners and you get to mix with real Africans...yes Spike Lee and Wycliff can come too....yes Morgan is already an honorary member....yes we will invite some "Black Diamonds" so you magazine sells here too......No we wont mention your school that will single handedly up the Gini coefficient by 20 points when these Elitist girls graduate. No mama Jacky is not welcome! . .less by Fred on February 24 2010, 10:01 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Ref Speakan da Eslish China brought out laws a few years back that every student enrolled at any university doing any course (even ones as easy as political science, HR and woodwork) have to study English as a major subject and yes they need more than 30% to pass. The . .more only thing currently stopping China from eating you alive (jobs, trade etc) is a language barrier..once that's gone, even the few whites still protecting you from the real world of competition wont be able to hold back the floodgates. SA has 50 Million people...India has 40 Million English speaking university graduates. While your leaders(sic) have plundered this country dry, these poor nations have educated their kids. My advise for you is "its too late" as your entitled victim attitude is too engrained. For your kids...forget English they should be learning mandarin...start with "Zao an Lao Ban"(Good morning Baas) Think the British and the Dutch were hard masters?...wait till our leaders(?) sell the only thing we have left to offer the rest of the world(mining rights) for a few sparkly beads(Breatlings) and some fire water(Johny walker blue) Nothing ever changes the weak will always be ruled by the strong....its natures way. . .less by @Gambu on February 24 2010, 10:23 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

My last post was @ Gambu ...ref his whiner entitled victim attitude. by Fred on February 24 2010, 10:24 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@eddy-Eddy you like a settler wanting a bullet Black people, the struggle is must start again " one settle one bullet". Let's mobiles our people for one common goal. by @eddy on February 24 2010, 13:25 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

BLACK PEOPLE MUST GET MORE TENDERS AND WHITE PEOPLE MUST GO TO AUSTRALIA LETS MAKE SURE AS BLACK PEOPLE WE GET MORE TENDERS. LET THESE RACIST WHITE TALK ALL DAY. WE NEED TO GET PAID. by tsidi on February 24 2010, 13:29 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@ Ref Speakan da Eslish Brilliant, brilliant stuff. Best posting for ages. 'Zao an Lao Ban', jy is beslis vandag se groot baas. by Voortrekker on February 24 2010, 14:27 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@Woza and the other black racist supporters I like the way this is going. Stupid Malema will provide opportunities to attack his character. The media is going to make life very difficult for him!! by Piet Pompies on February 24 2010, 16:04 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

AFRICA HAS HAD A 400 year disadvatage Why do the majority of black citizens always complain about being disadvantaged, easy to pull the racist card on everything and blame the white person Its because they feel threatened , You ANC YL followres are a bunch of sheep following a . .more bigger dumb sheep.... Have you heard malema speak on radio.... he sounds like a bloody township idiot with no education, yet you followers actuqlly believe the man will liberate you... hahahaha keep on dreaming......yes he will be around for some time , but even although i dont have much faith in the anc,,, i doubt he will ever make any policies or govern in a high post in goverment.... . .less by mickey mouse on February 24 2010, 16:17 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

well said gambo hahaha...so true by dodo on February 24 2010, 16:22 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

President one day Unfortunately, he will be elected president in the future..................he has the support of the people. by Soothsayer on February 24 2010, 16:22 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

malema why do u people hate him so much, he deserves to in a better house, own a business. it's not a crime. jealous people. by fred on February 25 2010, 08:28 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@ The one Settler One Bullet Comment Dude you lack ambition and courage and that's why my great, great,great,great grandpappy kicked your great,great,great,great grand pappy's A**. While you chant one settler one bullet, remember that unless you are descendants from the Koi San you too . .more are a settler. Oh and while Idiots like you chant One settler One Bullet, there are more motivated Idiots that chant One Taxi One Bomb! The "Flighters" have left for Perth, The "Fighters" are left behind......don't start something your great great great great grandfather would warn you not to. Oh and to "Dodo" your name and your siding with Gambi (African Bambi) says it all. Look it up http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodo . .less by Fred on February 25 2010, 10:39 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Why is Malema alway picking his nose? Because he has big nostrils? by Bejesus on March 01 2010, 15:08 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

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