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Julius Malema warns Ramaphosa – You are not a King #SONADEBATE2018

Please watch: “Julius Malema June 16 Lecture | Special Edition”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKi0BGOGHk4 –~–
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  2. One of the smartest men ever to walk on this earth was Nelson Mandela who always exhibited wisdom, courage and astuteness. After spending 27 years of his life in Robben Island, he came out and was instrumental in the transition period of the Azania nation from apartheid to freedom. In his mind and to the best of his judgment, expropriation with compensation was the best deal on the table. Julius Malema is leading the whole country down the wrong path.

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  7. I would like to thank honourable malema for what you have said " if you see a piece of land and want it don't apologise just occupy the land we are now giving our self the land at ivory park tembisa

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  8. Yes, expropriation of land is the cure because Zimbabwe benefited so well from it right? its the only agenda you have to keep your voter base engaged. You think Malema is some gods gift yet I bet those that are saying that are all living off some grant and suffer from poverty, you have no common sense. Africa WILL always be off the map because you consistently think in this tribalism mentality. But no one can be successful if you undermine those that help you reach that success.. Whites needs to recognise that and empower fellow blacks if they show values of going further, not keep them back. Blacks need to recognize that it takes hard work to be successful, stop cutting corners! IE lowering pass marks to pass grades. Your own system is going to devour you in the long run, because its not the white man you need to fear, its the Artificial intelligence AKA robots, that is going to take over job markets and WHO will want to employ a person who passes maths with 30% and african science? when a robot can do your job day in day out! It doesnt go on strike every year, it doesnt burn schools, it doesnt threaten. So carry on whining about your land, carry on changing the goal posts to suite your ideologies, but the storm is coming and guess who controls that operation?

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  16. The expropriation of land does concern me. My land has been in my family for 200 years and we bought the land from Khoikhhoi's. Our entire income relies on that land and if it is taken away families like mine, producers of agriculture, employment providers and taxpayers will have nowhere to go. I come from a white family that has never engaged in slavery and of many apartheid activists. We love the people of this country, the diversity just the entire beauty of the country. But being white in this country now means your evil or your part of some "white monopoly". I will continue fighting for those struggling in South Africa, even if the ANC takes my land. Don't live in hate, only the unloved and unnatural hate.

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  20. We so much need MALEMA in Nigeria! I so much love you and all the EFF members with the love of Christ! Carry on for posterity will never forget you all (EFF)! And I call on all S/Africans to support EFF over their motions for a good and peaceful revolution in S/Africa!

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  29. How do u call him President if in previous speech you did not acknowledge him…….Unfortunately Mr Malema and his group are no better that Zuma and despots…..A leopard does not change his spots, just another racist for Africa. You want to take land from South african people and give it to South African people…….Eish, The government owns more than 73% of land, just more threats from a future dictator

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  36. He talks of learning from the mistakes from ZIMBABWE {{Yes i don't disagree some }} yet All Africans are challenged on how Zimbabwean's handled the Mugabe's .All AFRICANS countries clearly see that it's possible to remove the corrupt leader without violence or aggression.

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