Cde Jimmy I agree with you, they are just using the words "Poor people" just to enrich themselves.
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Tiyiselani Jimmy Khosa Sent: Sunday, October 31, 2010 7:31 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [YCLSA Discussion] Malema: Vavi 'must be put where he belongs' Julius Malema has confessed that the reason to nationalize the mine and join organization is because of the personal gains that they creates when they are in the office. to look at his quote: "They want you to remain poor and die poor, and once you've died poor people will see that there is no need to join this organisation." This qoute tells us that the reason for people to join the organization is to make money and get rich (1996 class project). Vavi was right when he said that the political hynas want to turn SA to predatory state, it is because of the same reason of joining ANC. Malema and his associates are capitalists that are in competition with white capitalists. His recent racist statement and the statement he made as quoted "...there was no shame in being a black capitalist." He (Malema) always claim that the reason for nationalization is to benefits the poor working class that works in the mine. But today he is sidelining with mine owners. "The workers have no interest in whether a young man throws a party or not. They're working in mines underground in difficult conditions." This tells us that he approve the lavish expenditure by white owners while the mine workers suffer in the mine for that person.The questions that one may ask are: 1. Does Malema really care about mine workers? 2. Is it good for mine owners to spend millions on luxary things while mine workers sleep without food, proper housing? We have successfully dislodge 1996 class projects in Polokwane but it seems like there are remainders that needs to be dealt with before 2012 conference otherwise, There will be R10 000 joining fee to ANC because you are going to get millions back guaranteed before 5 years of your term. May be it is because he was invited in the mining discussion with Kunene? On Sat, Oct 30, 2010 at 7:44 PM, Dominic.Tweedie < [email protected]> wrote: Malema: Vavi 'must be put where he belongs' Emsie Ferreira, Franschoek, Mail & Guardian, 30 October 2010 ANC Youth League president Julius Malema launched a stinging attack on Cosatu secretary general Zwelinzima Vavi on Friday night, saying the trade unionist must be cut down to size. "The man must be put where he belongs," he told a fundraiser in Franschhoek that forms part of the youth league's 66th birthday celebrations. His broadside was fuelled by Vavi's criticism of the lavish lifestyle of businessman Kenny Kunene. "The workers have no interest in whether a young man throws a party or not. They're working in mines underground in difficult conditions. "Helen Zille no longer has a job to do because a union leader is doing the job for her. It is opposition from within casting doubt on the credibility of his people's government." Malema said there was no shame in being a black capitalist. "They want you to remain poor and die poor, and once you've died poor people will see that there is no need to join this organisation. "We have no reason to apologise. We are young. We will never apologise for partying. It is our responsibility." Nationalisation Malema reiterated a call for the state to control 60% of South Africa's mining resources. He said those who objected to nationalisation were merely defending the interests of the Rupert family. "When people say you are scaring investors they are just referring to one family in Stellenbosch. They call it investors but it's just one family." Malema said the private sector need not fear plans to redistribute wealth. "Forty percent will remain in private hands. We appreciate the role of private business people. You will still get something." He was addressing a handful of local business people in the Western Cape hamlet. Guests paid R10 000 a table to attend the event -- which started about three hours late -- according to ANC Western Cape organiser Millicent Tingwe. It preceded an ANCYL rally in Stellenbosch on Saturday where Malema and President Jacob Zuma were due to share the stage. - Sapa From: http://www.mg.co.za/article/2010-10-30-malema-vavi-must-be-put-where-he- belongs -- You are subscribed. This footer can help you. Please POST your comments to [email protected] or reply to this message. You can visit the group WEB SITE at http://groups.google.com/group/yclsa-eom-forum for different delivery options, pages, files and membership. To UNSUBSCRIBE, please email [email protected] . 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