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Honestly, I don’t get it. Maybe I just don’t understand the Bantu mind. This guy @Julius_S_Malema adds NO value to anyone but himself. He has delivered nothing. It’s more than 10 years (12 actually) and he has delivered zero land to any of his hysterical followers. His personal cult (@EFFSouthAfrica) is falling apart, lose election after election. His deputy and closest friend plus his water boy left him. He can’t build a school in 6 years after solemnly promissing to do it in 5 (fuck all happened up to now) and we all know what happened at VBS. How is this idiot still relevant? And you can’t say I’m making him famous, or maybe that it 🤔 his fuckups and race baiting makes him trend. But still - zero value add.

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Siyamthanda Kolisi will be remembered for the selfless player that he is. Temba Bavuma will be remembered for the selfish player that he is. ( I'm sorry but u cannot play if u are unfit & out of form in a semi-final especially if there is a suitable replacement) 100% facts

Temba Bavuma contribution for South Africa throughout the ODI world cup 2023 😂 #SAvsAUS #Bavuma #Chokers #Proteas

On Julius Malema, Elon Musk& Penuel The Black Pen Written by Penuel Mlotshwa 03 August 2023 I've been a huge fan of Julius Malema... since his ANC Youth League days... a brave, vocal, young lion who shook the political landscape in unimaginable ways! I'd argue that he inspired many young leaders like myself, & many others... & reminded us that the fight was bigger than worshipping ANC elders... and that we cannot respect elders who are disrespecting the fight for the true liberation of poor, black South Africans & all South Africans in general. I voted for the EFF at the 2019 national elections, particularly because the EFF was bringing young leaders into Parliament at a time when the ANC only had old men & women sleeping in the benches, and refused to give young people a shot. They had also destroyed the ANC Youth League. Mbuyiseni Ndlozi, Floyd Shivambu & Mam' Khawula have been my favourite EFF members, and raised parliamentary proceedings - with Juju - 1000%... amazing leadership, and inclusive leadership. Unfortunately, as I grow & change & engage the world... I cannot support the EFF in its current form: - I currently don't support the call for open borders - I think the leadership are capitalist hypocrites, who pretend to be communists/socialists for votes & hype - Julius flip-flopped with Jacob Zuma - Julius flip-flopped with Thabo Mbeki - Julius flip-flopped with Cyril Ramaphosa - Julius comes across as having issues with whites but happily does business with them behind closed doors - Julius, on a radio show, articulated that the EFF is a pacifier for the poor, black masses so they don't attack the well-off, like himself & rich white people - Ndlozi put me off when he attacked Bill Gates for being a school dropout... that was lame & ignorant, for a supposed academic & intellect - The VBS links obviously weren't too great, & I can imagine there are more scandals, as with most other politicians - Julius is pushing his African leadership career, regardless of whether it doesn't put South Africans first Julius, like Gayton McKenzie, loves power... almost at all costs. He lost Andile Mngxitama. He lost Mandisa Mashego. And I'm sure others as well. Nothing wrong with clashing ideologies, but some of the people he lost stand for causes that he flip-flops on... land, women's rights, nationalization, homosexuality, etc. I don't mind that he wants power, but I sense a similar snake to the Apartheid ANC cadres, who pretended to be for the ppl...so whites can pick them as their favoured puppets, and then abandoned the struggle as soon as they got tenders, board seats & BEE shares. "Dubul' iBhunu" (Shoot the Boer) is a very polarizing chant/song from the struggle days, & I shared my personal views 2 days ago, on my YouTube channel, Penuel The Black Pen, about Malema & the EFF singing it at their 10-year celebration. I congratulated Julius & the EFF in the video & offered my solutions, and thoughts on Elon Musk as well. All done with class, consideration & looking to protect the EFF, Elon Musk & hopefully calm the racial tension that this matter has sparked, this week. I'm sure a few influential ppl saw it & shared it with him, and that may have annoyed him. He may have not really seen the video, based on his utterings, & that's okay. But the name-calling was unnecessary, in bad taste & a reminder of why I've lost some love for him as my leader prior. He does this with everyone he's in some power struggle with... almost as a form of jealousy that others (maybe his handlers) are seeing another young boy with a voice... ...it's like he must show the rich white funders that he's still the chosen black for the poor black masses. He'll bash ANC leaders, PA leaders, ActionSA leaders, etc... but laugh, dine with & do business with them, behind closed doors. (Part 1 of 2)

❌ *Thuli Madonsela posted on facebook:* ❌ "Black people use racism as an excuse for their failures in a lot of things. Racism makes us feel like victims and remember that victims never rise. The reason we don't succeed after every war is because of our inability to move forward.... * We don't forgive, * we keep focusing on the enemy instead of picking up the pieces and building afresh. I think the reason the Afrikaaner nation was able to build themselves into a formidable nation was to forget the past and found ways to empower themselves. The Afrikaaners were * oppressed, * confined to concentration camps by the English. The Indians where brought here because the black man was too lazy to work in the sugar cane fields. They lived in desperate, poor conditions.....no lights, no running water, no proper housing. Yet both nations rose and sent their kids to school. * they were murdered in thousands, * their women were raped and * their babies starved to death in camps. * But they rose, because they moved beyond the hatred of their enemies. Instead of toyi-toying, they: * built their own schools, * taught and trained their kids to: * work hard and farm the land. * they taught their kids real values of respect (ubuntu). The problem with us Black People, is that we see ourselves as victims. We feel sorry for ourselves and, therefore, feel that we deserve... * Free things. * Free houses, * Free money. We don't teach our kids the value of hard work. Our greatest enemy as a black nation today is blaming everybody and hating ourselves. We hate ourselves so much that: * we destroy the things that belong to us. * we destroy our schools, * we destroy libraries * we destroy hospitals that were all given to us by white money! Check this out: *1.* Of all the Black women raped yesterday, most of them were raped by Black men. *2* . Of all the Black people that were robbed yesterday, most of them were done by Black men. *3.* Of all the Black owned houses that were broken into yesterday, most done by Black men. *4.* Of all young Black men that were shot and killed or stabbed to death yesterday, most were killed by our Black men. *5.* Of all the Black owned cars that were hijacked yesterday, most were carried out by Black men. *6.* Of all the ATM cards that were swapped, mostly by Black men. *7.* Of all the Black owned cars that were involved in smash and grabs yesterday, most involved Black men. This is self hate and it is destroying us, Black people. Let's face our real demons (US) as a Black nation and rise to the occasion. We have destroyed the culture of learning within our communities and replaced it with entertainment. RACISM IS NOT OUR DOWNFALL. BUT FAILURE TO FIND OURSELVES AND MOVE ON, MOST CERTAINLY IS! We have over 20 years of freedom, WHAT HAVE WE DONE FOR OURSELVES? * LET'S LEARN FROM OTHER NATIONS, * LET'S LEARN FROM THE AFRIKAANER AND THE INDIANS AND GOD WILL HEAL US. *THULI MADONSELA* Read without emotions. What's do we take from here? In the meantime - follow @nyebe_official . . . . .............. #NZLvRSA #ScoreMore Maxc Kwagga Mapimpi #MarxLifeStyle #RussiaUkraineWar Putin Ukraine Russia Iraq Zelennky Ramaphosa South Africa Xolani Eskom Loadshedding Stage 6 Al Blacks

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