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Julius Malema Revolutionary House Parody Song

zanedickens — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 14:01:44 +0000

This is a simply awesome mix by David Law, a friend of mine, that has been played on 5FM by both Gareth Cliff and DJ Fresh.

You find the MP3 download here on ZaneDickens.com as well as the song Tjatjarag.

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Malema & the BBC Journo (if he was coloured)

admin — Sun, 18 Apr 2010 19:38:57 +0000

Gotta love some authentic South African humor to take the piss out of Malema

Zuma diffusing the Malema-Bomb

admin — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 03:43:00 +0000

With President Zuma attending the Nuclear Summit, USA Presidant Barrack Obama took the time to thank Zuma for his swift diffusing of the “Malema Bomb”

courtesy of: AfricarToons.com

Visage vs Malema – Remix music video

admin — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 15:26:57 +0000

After this weeks crazy antics from both black & white leaders in the country, we as South African citizens can only but laugh at the sheer craziness of it all.

Got this video via a tweet from www.FromTheOld.com

ANC condemns ANCYL Malema over recent incidents

admin — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 11:16:35 +0000

And its about time, looks like the ANC finally found some bit of courage against Julius Malema,

here’s their official statement:

ANC CONDEMNS UNTOWARD BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS JOURNALISTS

The ANC strongly condemns the behaviour of ANC Youth League President, cde Julius Malema, towards a BBC TV journalist, John Fisher, at yesterday (April, 07, 2010) ANC Youth League press briefing. The aggressive and insultive behaviour to the said journalist that culminated with Mr Fisher walking out of the Youth League press briefing cannot be condoned at all.

The unfortunate outburst by cde Julius Malema did not only reflect negatively on him, but also reflected negatively on the ANC YL, the entire ANC family, our Alliance partners as well as South Africa in the eyes of the international community.

The behaviour in question, by the ANC YL president is not in keeping with the culture and traditions as well as conduct of a cadre and leader of the ANC. No amount of alleged provocation that was directed to cde Julius Malema could justify such a response. We are of a firm view that this matter could have been handled differently. The leadership abilities and qualities of the position that cde Julius Malema holds, should have prepared him to deal with the issue in a manner that demonstrated leadership.

On the same note, we condemn whatever provocation that came from the side of the journalist directed to the Youth League President as it might have been seen as an attempt to undermine and mock the leadership of the ANC YL.

The ANC would also like all South Africans to condemn the behaviour of the AWB General Secretary, Mr Andre’ Visagie, when he threatened a political commentator at the eTV broadcasting studios. This action by Mr Visagie equally does not augur well for the freedom of expression, as enshrined in our constitution. What is even more glaring on this matter is that Mr Visagie threatened a woman political commentator with the intention to harm during a live TV broadcast.

The ANC would also like to strongly disagree and distance itself from utterances by the ANC YL at their press conference yesterday that they will support President Robert Mugabe and his Zanu PF to win the forthcoming general elections in Zimbabwe. The ANC stance on the Zimbabwe issue is that we fully support the mediation process that is currently underway, which is led and facilitated by President Jacob Zuma. The ANC together with its government would like to see all political parties in Zimbabwe (the two MDC’s and Zanu PF) implementing the spirit and the letter of the Global Political Agreement. It is therefore our view that the ANC YL’s expression of support for one party in Zimbabwe goes against our country’s and President Zuma’s mediation efforts in that country.

The ANC will immediately arrange a meeting with the ANC YL to discuss matters raised in their press conference yesterday. These matters will include inter-alia, the matter raised in this press statement as well as matters relating to land, also matters relating to a call made by the ANC Officials for all ANC members and structures should restrain themselves in the singing of any struggle song that might be interpreted as contributing to racial polarisation. In this envisaged urgent meeting, the ANC will also sharply raise with the ANC YL their utterances in matters relating to the death of Mr Eugene Terre’Blanche.

Issued by:
Jackson Mthembu
ANC National spokesperson

ENews footage on Malema & the BBC Journalist

admin — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 20:13:32 +0000

We had some reports of the video on the Times Website not loading properly, so below is a clip of Malema’s now famous scolding of the BBC journalist, Jonah Fisher.

Malema Kicks BBC Journalist out

admin — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 12:09:15 +0000

South Africa’s jackass wasted no time from his holida…err trip to Zimbabwe and looks like rubbing shoulders with mad Mugabe gave Malema enough reason to lay the smack down on a BBC Journalist.

click here if the video has issues playing:

http://multimedia.timeslive.co.za/videos/2010/04/malema-kicks-out-a-bbc-journalist/

Video below:

Speak ZA is in action

admin — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 07:49:36 +0000

Last week, shocking revelations concerning the activities of the ANC Youth League spokesperson Nyiko Floyd Shivambu came to the fore. According to a letter published in various news outlets, a complaint was laid by 19 political journalists with the Secretary General of the ANC, against Shivambu. This complaint letter detailed attempts by Shivambu to leak a dossier to certain journalists, purporting to expose the money laundering practices of Dumisani Lubisi, a journalist at the City Press. The letter also detailed the intimidation that followed when these journalists refused to publish these revelations.

We condemn in the strongest possible terms the reprisals against journalists by Shivambu. His actions constitute a blatant attack on media freedom and a grave infringement on Constitutional rights. It is a disturbing step towards dictatorial rule in South Africa. We call on the ANC and the ANC Youth League to distance themselves from the actions of Shivambu. The media have, time and again, been a vital democratic safeguard by exposing the actions of individuals who have abused their positions of power for personal and political gain.

The press have played a vital role in the liberation struggle, operating under difficult and often dangerous conditions to document some of the most crucial moments in the struggle against apartheid. It is therefore distressing to note that certain people within the ruling party are willing to maliciously target journalists by invading their privacy and threatening their colleagues in a bid to silence them in their legitimate work.

We also note the breathtaking hubris displayed by Shivambu and the ANC Youth League President Julius Malema in their response to the letter of complaint. Shivambu and Malema clearly have no respect for the media and the rights afforded to the media by the Constitution of South Africa. Such a response serves only to reinforce the position that the motive for leaking the so-called dossier was not a legitimate concern, but a insolent effort to intimidate and bully a journalist who had exposed embarrassing information about the Youth League President.

We urge the ANC as a whole to reaffirm its commitment to media freedom and other Constitutional rights we enjoy as a country.

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Malema’s Comments about his courtcase

admin — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 15:31:13 +0000

Below is an interview TheTimes did with Julius earlier today.

Times LIVE’s Harriet Mclea spoke to ANC Youth League President, Julius Malema, after the Equality court found him guilty of hate speech and harassment for comments he made about President Jacob Zuma’s rape accuser.

Before you listen, to the Malema Fanatics UNDERSTAND THIS:
- to be a leader, you need to SPEAK CLEARLY and FLUENT

Lack of an education and just being a moron is the result of this interview.

More Zapiro Malema Goodness

admin — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 12:28:00 +0000

Traffic is surging on www.ClassicMalema.co.za and we hope you are enjoying the tributes to Ju Ju

Below is two more Zapiro cartoons