We'll mobilise society against Nedbank - Julius Malema

JOHANNESBURG (Sapa) - ANCYL leader Julius Malema on Thursday threatened to "mobilise society" against Nedbank following a decision to withdraw its sponsorship from Athletics SA (ASA).

"Let them withdraw. We'll engage them and we'll expose them for who they are. We'll tell them the truth of why they are withdrawing, and we'll mobilise the South African society to know what Nedbank is," Malema told reporters in Johannesburg.

"That's what defines our struggle today -- of people who are refusing to accept the transformation, to accept African leadership, to accept new development.

"Why are people -- instead of celebrating and putting more money and more sponsorship -- are now withdrawing? Are they sponsoring Leonard Chuene or are they sponsoring athletics in South Africa?," asked Malema.

He signalled a warning to the Yellow Pages sponsorship: "Yellow Pages, we are watching this space very closely," said Malema.

Nedbank pulled its sponsorship of the annual Matha Series races, the backbone of road running in the country.

"Nedbank's dissatisfaction with the quality of delivery by ASA of some events in the City Marathon and Matha Series over the past years is well known and the negotiations to end the contract had commenced well before the start of the current controversy surrounding ASA," the bank said in a statement.

Malema said the African National Congress Youth League held a meeting with ASA president Leonard Chuene who has been embroiled in controversy around the Caster Semenya gender saga.

Chuene apologised 10 days ago for lying about claiming that he had no knowledge of the gender tests, which were done before and after Semenya won a gold medal in the World Athletics Championships in Berlin.

 "We said to him, 'You know, we're not convinced why you had to say you apologise. For what? Apologising for protecting one of our own? Apologising to fight for this woman to participate in the World Championships?' We wouldn't have apologised if it was us.

There's no apology," said Malema.

Attacks in the media have left Chuene "weak".

"Mr Chuene... you finished him," Malema told reporters.

"It is in our culture in the ANC, we always sympathise with the weakest and in this... Mr Chuene is the weakest."

No decision-making body in the ANC had decided that he must be removed from office, said Malema, adding that he would defend Chuene if the issue was raised at Monday's national working committee meeting.

"The ANC.... will never call for Chuene to step down or be dismissed," said Malema, adding that it respected the decision by ASA to retain their president.

He criticised Deputy Sport Minister Gert Oosthuizen for calling for Chuene's dismissal.

Malema also said the ANCYL would make it clear to the International Association of Athletics Federations that it should not "impose" its concept of "hermaphrodite" on South Africa.

Australian newspapers have reported that IAAF gender tests on Semenya suggested that she was a hermaphrodite.

"Hermaphrodite, what is that? Somebody tell me, what is hermaphrodite in Pedi? There's no such thing, hermaphrodite, in Pedi. So don't impose your hermaphrodite concepts on us.

"You are either a woman or a man. When a child is born you are announcing it's a baby girl or a baby boy. We have never heard in the village a child being projected, 'we are given a hermaphrodite'. There's never been such a thing in a village we come from.

"Why should we be told today our children are hermaphrodites? She's a girl and why should we accept concepts that are imposed on us by the imperialists? We will never agree to that concept. You are either a girl or a boy and that's it."

Malema later said he was not speaking in "scientific" terms but in "cultural" terms.

"This girl [Semenya] must be protected to continue to run as a girl."

Malema lamented the fact that none of the three medal winners from Berlin had been offered any sponsorships since their return home.

He said the ANCYL would double the amounts of money it was planning to give the athletes.

"For the first time, we bring three African children with medals in an African country, South Africa. Corporate is not proud about that and we are told we must not talk about that we must keep quiet.

"If we talk about it, we are perpetuating divisions in this country... [but] we'll never, never keep quiet.

"If it was somebody else [who had won medals in Berlin], they [sponsors] would have been lining up at the airport with already printed T-shirts and everything else in the name of their companies," said Malema.

"Who controls big corporates in South Africa? if you know that, then it will give you an answer why these people cannot get a proper sponsorship and that is what we must keep quiet to."

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Hermaphrodite, what is that? Somebody tell me, what is hermaphrodite in Pedi? There's no such thing, hermaphrodite, in Pedi. So don't impose your hermaphrodite concepts on us. You are either a woman or a man. When a child is born you are announcing it's a baby girl or a baby boy. We have never heard in the village a child being projected, 'we are given a hermaphrodite'. There's never been such a thing in a village we come from. Why should we be told today our children are hermaphrodites? She's a girl and why should we accept concepts that are imposed on us by the imperialists? We will never agree to that concept. You are either a girl or a boy and that's it."

Julius Malema

 

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risk Nedbank's withdrawal of sponsorship has been interpreted by many including Julius Malema as Nedbank entering the fray surrounding the Caster Semenya saga. Looking at both sides of the opponents I will say that Nebank by withdrawing its sponsorship is . .more inadvertently renewing calls for the nationalisation of banks. For Malema to call for the mobilisation of the people, it means he understands very well the makeup of the capitalist system particularly the banking system and by extension how Nedbank can be brought down to its knees. My view is that Nedbank has taken a very huge risk in making the decision to withdraw the sponsorship. But I guess they know what they are doing since they are probably aware of the attendant risks to their decision of withdrawing the sponsorship in the context of the Caster Semenya saga. . .less by Zwakala on October 01 2009, 16:28 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

When will some good citizen do SA a favour and put this clown out of his misery? by Dave on October 01 2009, 16:29 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Will the real Julius please stand up! This joker is so funny! He is so stupid, and yet when you think a leader would understand the problems at hand he comes out with the most bizarre stance. I think he deserves a microphone. Come on Julius, make me laugh some more! by Willem Ras on October 01 2009, 16:47 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Hijack Malema makes me think of somebody that hijack car's for a living. Or a naughty child. Difficult to say. by Bok on October 01 2009, 17:25 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

All talk, No Action Unfortunalty, like most unconsiousness beings on this planet with a "I am a victim" mentality should not be taken seriously. For all the talk, and that is all that he is, talk, what has Melema done for his country and his people ?? And I don't mean having . .more parties in Sandton, where all his buddies can get slamed out of there minds on free booze. The answer is a plain nothing, nada, niks !! When he openes his mouth there is only blame, blame, and more blame, with a few insults along the way, and remember, it does matter of you are black or white. If you are white, de facto answer "Racist", if you are black and dont agree with him, de facto answer "conta-revolutionist" Please guys, dont take him seriously !! He brings no solutions to our great country. . .less by Marco on October 01 2009, 17:53 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Malema is so stupid one cannot enter a rational discussion with him He does not know what a hermaphrodite is because the word does not exist in pedi. What about numbers? Do they not exist because indigenous languages did not have them when the white man arrived in Africa? Quite how Zwakala gets to the . .more conclusion that by withdrawing its association with a person who is a self confessed liar they are calling for banks to be nationalised begs a question or two. Want to know why Africa is poor just look at the poor rationale exhibited by Zwakala and by Malema . .less by semaarnet on October 01 2009, 18:14 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Bozo Malema what a bozo. If you don't like the imperialists concepts then don't run in imperialists territoty, confinreyour athletic abilities to the villages where Pedi is spoken wherever they may be? God only knows! by AA on October 01 2009, 18:21 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@ Marco You are correct that Malema does not bring solutions to the table but that is not his intention. Malema is again showing his true colours here. Contrary to some opinions this person is actually incredibly dangerous. If he is allowed to continue he will be . .more South Africa's Idi Amin or Robert Mugabe. Whites are lulled into a false sense of security by the fact that many black people also laugh at this "clown". Dont be fooled - Malema has just the right combination to appeal to the poor and unsophisticated. He will look as ridiculous as Idi or Charles Taylor once he squeezes into a uniform and gives himself some rank but he will be just as deadly. The masses will gleefully fall in behind him only to suffer enormously but poor Africans have a huge capacity for suffering. Be afraid -be very afraid. . .less by Been there done that on October 01 2009, 21:03 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Wabenza Aikhona drive the imperialists into the sea, but I want to keep my 350 SLK Merc! by hk on October 01 2009, 21:04 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

have to agree with Been there he is charismatic, doesn't matter what he says, black folk love him because he is talking tough, if he stays in politics after JZ whites are going to be in K**. Start planning for the escape route now, have a plan B. Rand is strong currently, use the . .more situation wisely. . .less by Stan on October 01 2009, 21:18 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

illiterate buffoons this is what our youth must aspire to. ignorant, illiterate uneducated and downright idiotic buffoons. My goodness, this level of stupidity is beyond frightening, if this is the calibre of leader we have for our future. by Realist on October 01 2009, 21:56 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

What is the Pedi word for ignoramus? Does the word "ignoramus" appear in the Pedi dictionary? I doubt it ...does that then mean that ignoramuses do not exist? Quite clearly they do ..the biggest one being leader of the ANCYL. by Airwolf on October 01 2009, 22:46 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Hau .. What a dumb fukc .. by Toothfairy on October 01 2009, 22:48 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Quite, Julius Julius Malema says "Hermaphrodite, what is that? Somebody tell me, what is hermaphrodite in Pedi? There's no such thing, hermaphrodite, in Pedi. So don't impose your hermaphrodite concepts on us." Could it be that Africa has no words for . .more "hermaphrodites" (intersexuals), because the normal reaction to such a birth in Africa is infanticide. Perhaps Caster Semenya was saved by being born in an Imperialist hospital where the imperialist doctors and imperialist nurses practiced imperialist medicine rather than "traditional medicine" and witchcraft? . .less by s.n. on October 01 2009, 23:23 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

just asking Is there a word for moron in Pedi ? by Sad Days on October 01 2009, 23:47 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

And would anyone have confidence that these people can fix the terrible daily Murders in SA? Never. They are too stupid. The woodwork specialist is not only stupid, as his matric results proved, he is supported and encouraged by the ANC because they never tell him to grow up and behave in a rational smart manner. Rather like they support Mugabe. . .more That is what they do and that is why we are leaders in Aids, Crime, Murder, Corruption, almost 100% failed Government Departments etc etc. Anything they touch fails. Thus we have superb numbers of daily MURDERS more than most countries and NOTHING gets done about it. Some nice speeches some new plans but action? Nil that produces results. Africa, the failed continent that promotes people like Jellyface . .less by Tourists Beware of the Crime and Murder on October 02 2009, 02:51 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Julius Malema jy is straight forward gefok in jou kop, moertoe, `n .. moerse skroef los, daar bo tussern jou ore. by mal-maleme on October 02 2009, 06:04 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Pedis!!!!!!! I think Julius is just talking like this because he knew about this gender test before Semenya went to Berlin. I am saying this because Chuene consulted some polititians, of which in this case it could be Malema. Why would you side with someone who lie? . .more What kind of a leader is Malema? Does he read leadership books? Now he sounds like is only talking for Pedis. Is n't he is dividing the Africans if he is doing so? Why not going to Pedis and find sponsors? . .less by Syavaya on October 02 2009, 07:04 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Julius is our number one asset Every time Malema opens his mouth to change feet, thousands of formerly liberal whites become hardcore conservatives. Malema is the real face of the ANC - idiotic, illiterate, incompetent, corrupt, you name it, and the world is increasingly seeing the . .more bunch of former terrs for what they are: a useless bunch of criminal scumsuckers. Malema should not be silenced. On the contrary. He should be goaded and encouraged in every way possible. . .less by Afrikaner on October 02 2009, 07:11 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Malema!!!!! Malema is incorrigible. by Maya on October 02 2009, 07:14 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

The mind boggles This child is so stupid it does not bear thinking! by Eish Juli-A*** on October 02 2009, 07:30 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

malema hilarious ! Clearly Malema's village is missing an idiot by witbooi on October 02 2009, 07:53 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@semaarnet 6 out of 6 people I have asked whether there was an element of risk in the decision by Nedbank to withdraw sponsorship they concurred with me that there was indeed such an element of risk in the decision. So I guess my view was not farfetched. Chances . .more are high that the decision has got the shareholders agitated due to the political risk they probably perceive. King Zwakala . .less by Zwakala on October 02 2009, 08:04 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

What an idiot.......... he says one thing but is not sure if he understands it himself. Julius only listens to Julius......... and every time he speaks he drops a brick. I am amazed that he has lastsed so long. Julikus just think..... there are a lot of your ilk that has raped the system and could now cxoncentrate on sponsoring your . .more own. Not sure what they would get out of it since everytime there is a problem your kind toy toy, dont like opposition, wants everything for the top and stuff the poor, and if you still dont get your own way you riot. Nice modus operandi. Glad to see that some of your own politicians cannot enforce controls. . .less by BRIAN on October 02 2009, 08:25 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

What a Fool! Does anyone think that Julius is aware that NEDBANK sponsor SOCCER!!!! Millions of rands goes into rural areas to promote soccer!!!! Which is definitely NOT meant for WHITE people. where does he think the replacement sponsor will come from when he . .more "mobilises" the people against NEDBANK. I am sorry but you know there is none as blind as those who do not want to see. This man is a huge danger for the stability of our country and what amazes me is that no one speaks out. it is almost as if the senior people in the ANC are afraid of him. . .less by Hester on October 02 2009, 08:28 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

BY THE WAY - ITS ABOUT TIME NEDBANK PAID ITS SHAREHOLDERS RATHER THAN THOSE NON DESERVING I think there is far too much charity being dished out with some not even deserving. And shareholders receive piffling 4 or 5% returns on their investments. Viva capitalism, Viva by BRIAN on October 02 2009, 08:32 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Poor young Julius The beatle has fallen off the cork again Julius. It is time to put your finger up your nose to help the beatle back onto the cork again that he may help give you some direction. by Brown on October 02 2009, 08:43 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

White Media brough us Julius Mal-emma is a construct of white media in this country. You guys have brought us a real frankenstein, in your pursuit to embarras the ANC you actually gave birth to a sore thumb, sis on you white media! by Disgusted on October 02 2009, 08:59 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Julius Julius you slay me. Every time you open your mouth you expose who and what you are and represent. Ignorance - violence - attitude of entitlement and plain stupidity. Clearly you have NO understanding of science or anything related to it. Your comments are . .more irresponsible and inciteful. Buffoon! . .less by Arlene on October 02 2009, 09:00 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

What an idiot... Pleeease Julius, you could not organise a beer in the brewery, never mind a P*** up, so now you are gonna mobilise the society??? What society? Those that know the toy toy, but are incapable of spelling their own name? Good luck with that, bring it . .more on! There is no word for hermaphrodite in Pedi? Well guess what you plonker, Pedi language does not have a lot of other words, that Western world describes and understands, 1, only 1 of the many reasons why they are so far ahead of Pedi. P.S. Julius has probably knobed a hermaphrodite, but he thought it was a 100%woman hahahahha, what an idiot!!! . .less by Rogi on October 02 2009, 09:18 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@Julius Or, you could find out what exactly it is, by Googling the word Julius...You know how to do that? You know computer, internet, Google? Is there a Pedi word for internet by the way? And then, you could be a revolutionary for the Pedi culture . .more and language by inventing the word for such a Western term. You would be considered genius and not just somebody who struggled with woodwork. Eish! . .less by Rogi on October 02 2009, 09:25 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

JM the brainless JM, what defines your so-called struggle seems to be nothing more than perpetuating barbarism. You're a real f-ck-head, you know. It's beyond me how the government can allow an organization like the ANCYL, spewing racial hatred in our young democracy, . .more to keep going. . .less by jaycee on October 02 2009, 09:32 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@witbooi Perhaps you have it wrong and actually Malema is the "clever one" in his Pedi village. Isn't him living the great life in Sandton with all those German limousines, single malt by the truck load and top designer clothes? On how "intelligent" the . .more other residents are, your guess is as good as mine, but the prognosis doesn't seem all that good. Who knows, the SA Shangaan jokes may now find a new "fools" target. . .less by Injala Apera on October 02 2009, 09:33 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@Malema Just wondering if the Pedi word for "imbecile" is 'malema"? Another example of the dumbing down of South African society by the ANC and its accolytes!! by Richard on October 02 2009, 09:40 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Julius Malema(niac) These rants are delivered at tertiary institutions. These are the intelligensia of our future. If they genuinely soak up the C*** this man speaks we are seriously in trouble. If the ANCYL expects any credibility how do the thinking members of the League . .more even begin to put up with this. . .less by Dave R on October 02 2009, 09:59 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@Digusted , You're Right The Media created a monster, now society must deal with it. by yalo on October 02 2009, 10:18 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

disgusted too! True, media brought us malema in their pursuit to embarass mbeki. it seems like they will rather have a weak black leadership. they could not come to terms with strong leadeship of the intellect one. by disgusted too! on October 02 2009, 10:27 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Malama All of you above have not anwered Julias' questions. Instead you prefer to attack his charecter because he says what you don't want to hear. Reminds me of apartheid perpetrating bastards who called us names for speaking out. by Pops on October 02 2009, 10:58 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Athletics SA (ASA) Everyone with a soul in South Africa feels sorry for Caster Semenya but her problem has been aggravated by Leonard Chuene who should have to account for his behavior. For the head of ASA to admit that he has lied with regards to his management of . .more athletics in SA is with out equivocation a dismissible offence. That fact that Pedi language is very limited and does have a word for hermaphrodite is of no importance. If some racialist had not taught the Pedi people the Latin alphabet they would not have been able to write at all. As for you personally, you are beyond the pale of intelligent debate on anything. . .less by Robert on October 02 2009, 11:09 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@all anti malemans you lot risk ulcers or heart attacks for nothing. The media has you where it wants you - they are a business afterall, they do this for profit. They have created a demand for such type of news and they know there are throngs who are itching for it. If a . .more story is guaranteed to sell as many newspapers or as many hits on their websites, listenership or viewership, you've got your bottomline covered right there. Even if Julius (perish the thought!) can say something complimentary about Helen Zille, now it will be news because you don't expect him to do that. As long as there are people like you, media companies make profits (very nice), journalists keep their jobs (very good), the economy keeps going (very good). Everybody is happy...sigh. On second thoughts maybe I shouldn't discourage you, keep going...your country is proud of you! . .less by darkie on October 02 2009, 11:12 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Credibility May we assume that there are no longer any sensible and intelligent youngsters in the ANCYL and that they all agree with this idiot ? May we also assume that, by not silencing him, the senior brigade of the ANC, especially Zuma, are quite happy to . .more give him free rein ? Malema is rapidly destroying any credibility that the ANC ever had and, by their silence, he is making the rest of them all look just as stupid as he is. . .less by Reitz on October 02 2009, 11:34 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

DUMB F..K Dumb f..k by Baily on October 02 2009, 11:39 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

RADIO 702 admires MALEMA Never known a radio station seeking so much publicity that they actually invite him onto their various shows!! Any publicity is GOOD PUBLICITY!!!! HOW STUPID!!!!!!! by drop me on my head again MALEMA on October 02 2009, 12:00 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

His smooth baby face gives him away - he was born Julia Malema x by I love JM on October 02 2009, 12:04 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@pops Malema, spelled with an e, not Malama. PS: your post is that of an idiot. Shut up, fool. by Realist on October 02 2009, 12:58 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Julius is spectacular We have in Julius an event of cosmic proportions. Julius is the super-nova and shining light in the big-bang of ANC stupidity. by Petr on October 02 2009, 14:28 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Inkwenkwe, the boot is on the other foot The rest of the world is not forcing "Hermaphrodite" or anything else on you, the ANCYL or South Africa. It's merely saying, "if you want to come here, you do so on our terms", a little bit like your call to flood visitors with kwaito music. It . .more is you who is saying, we refuse to be good visitors and stick to your rules. At the ANCYL Athletics Day, you are free to make up whatever rules you like and have whatever competition and competitors you want. BTW: the first people to challenge Caster's gender were South Africans - competitors in school races. . .less by V3 on October 02 2009, 14:46 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@v3 LOL "ANCYL Athletics Day,".....................i see u had a couple of tots its friday after all. by ha ha ha ha h ah ha ha ah ha on October 02 2009, 15:31 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

U always put ur foot in it. U an idiot man!!!! by Juliusidiotus. on October 02 2009, 15:40 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Malema Malema's a dangerous bozo! He has a following amongst a miriad of fellow bozos.SA is replete with bozos. No hope SA. 2 out of 3 of my kids are welll out of here!!! by Rov Gallach on October 02 2009, 15:58 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

D*** Malema... was missing from Saturday night's heavyweight comedy show at emperors! PS. Pops you're a proper f'ing D***!! by hahahahahahha on October 02 2009, 16:32 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Malema Two tiresome idiots we hear too much of! by mpho on October 02 2009, 17:09 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

@ Rov Gallach You are spot on. His rhetoric is stupid to us few but wonderful to the most dangerous and volatile voting group - the 16 to 25 year old semi educated and unemployed. Zuma must watch his back. Zuma looks like a P**** footing right wing coconut next to . .more Malema. Malema is perfectly made in the typical African Leader mould - he's like an Idi Amin reincarnation. He gives me the creeps - a savage on the make in Africa, breaking down standards built up by hundreds of years of civilized progress. . .less by Andy on October 02 2009, 17:47 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Afro-Mentality Afro-mentality at its best. Back to the mud hut Juliaaaas! by Ken Doll on October 02 2009, 19:56 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Malema Malema ................... beware of the devil ........... by Tashe on October 02 2009, 21:54 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Malema poor Malema........... beware of the devil ............ by @wiltom on October 02 2009, 21:55 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Malema Could there be reward for talking without thinking? No wonder his predecessor had little media value. Hermaphr, is called 'lekgeroletona' in Sepedi. It's a pity OK Matsepa is no longer treasured by education dept. by Luke on October 03 2009, 02:02 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

AM OPENING ACC WITH NEDBANK MONDAY AM b'cos of JULIUS by Zamugo on October 03 2009, 06:55 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

What a ........ !@#$%^&*( by julius mal-enema on October 03 2009, 10:34 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Caster Semenya needs a husband Julius, you're not married are you? Are you interested in the girl? by Julie on October 03 2009, 10:40 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

what a joke! at first julius said it was all the white people who were jealous and had come up with the gender testing. Well Julius sorry to burst your bubble but it was our own brother . .. a black male who had lied. by Julius you are a fool on October 03 2009, 11:48 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

I am glad Thank Julius! Nedbank just got a new client this morning. At 10:34 I opened a new business account at nedbank! by I HAVE OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH NEDBANK on October 03 2009, 11:49 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Julius the Pediphile Malema is proof positive of hermaphroditism in Pedi's. He is simultaneously a c**t and a P****. by Guy Mullins on October 03 2009, 16:30 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

That Pedi dictionary I wonder if there is a word in that mighty tome (all three pages of it) for extortion? the "Pay up or else we'll trash your business" approach may work well in shebeenland but with not so well with a major bank. Maybe, just maybe, our esteemed "yoof" . .more leader has finally and inextricably buried himself under a huge pile of his own verbal diarrhoe and that his education is finally about to begin. . .less by Oppie on October 04 2009, 05:43 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Once a upon a time in Malemaland Once upon a time in a faraway country called Malemaland, there live a small boy called Julius. He was such a small boy that no-one paid any attention to him. This made Julius very cross. He used to shout and stamp his feet to draw attention to himself. He . .more said he wanted to become president of Malemaland. He wanted to take all the people's money to teach them a lesson. His doctor was very worried about him. He said Julius had narcissistic personality disorder, and needed help. But no-one could help Julius. One day a beautuful black girl came to the village. She was tall and strong and she could run very fast. If she ran in a race, while all the other girls were only starting to race, she was already finishing the race. Julius loved this girl. He wanted her to be his wife. But there was a problem. Next time I will tell you why Julius became so unhappy. . .less by David on October 04 2009, 11:57 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

2 legs bad, 1 8=2 legs, huh? isn't it high time that society is mobilized against this clown? by christel on October 04 2009, 16:48 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

parallel universe The answer to JM is to completely ignore the faux attention-seeking side-show for a while. His well paid job as court jester is to provoke the media to fill columns with anything to cause a controversy and keep the real issues away from public scrutiny. . .more Every time he drops a clanger, you just know that the ANC want to divert attention from some dark secret or sleight of hand. All journalists worth their salt should have wised up to this fact long ago. . .less by join the dots on October 05 2009, 00:18 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

Ha ha David Lemme guess - the problem is one :) by Mirth on October 05 2009, 07:02 Find this comment inappropriate? Report it

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