Last year, the governing party in South Africa ordered the dissident Malema to attend political-education classes for three weeks and to undergo anger-management training. I find fascinating the mix of standard Communist Party disciplinary method with the Western psychological remedy of dealing with antisocial elements.
Unfortunately, it didnt work and not only because the correctional measure was never enforced. Last week Comrade Julius Malema has been charged again with various violations of the ANC Constitution, including "bringing the ANC into disrepute through his utterances and statements on Botswana and sowing divisions in the ranks of the African National Congress". Obviously, a more effective method must be applied.
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Malema's many contributions to civilization include frequent and enthusiastic promotion of the song, "Kill the Boer", promises to nationalize the mines, attempts to destabilize Botswana, eulogising the Zimbabwe model of land "redistribution" and living in an expensive mansion in Johannesburg while lecturing whites on the evils of wealth inequality.
It is obviously imperative that Zuma stand down in Malema's favor at the earliest possible opportunity.
How very sad that Mr Slovo is not with us any more to enjoy the full blossoming of his creation.
Anon.
Full blossoming is scheduled not earlier than summer 2012.
President Julius Malema, it can happen probably will,One man one vote one time of course
I see Boers shifted out and Asians probably Chinese brought in to replace them.
The hatchet was buried and its location marked carefully on the map
The Boers aren't going anywhere. They fought the world before and will do so again if they have to.
Of course there are more intelligent solutions.
Anon.
The Boers aren't going anywhere. They fought the world before and will do so again if they have to.
What % of Boers have firearms?
And are they geographically concentrated in particular areas of SA?
If they are armeed they should be fine. African mobs cannot fight coordinated Europeans.
These are good questions.
The people who are most vulnerable right now are those who are isolated on farms, especially if they are elderly.
Most Afrikaners, and whites in general, live in the urban areas in their own communities and are relatively secure, although occasionally subject to crime and brutality in their own homes from intruders.
As to whether they are armed or not, I would say most whites - and the black middle class - are at least lightly armed.
Under Mandela/Mbeki/Zuma, I would say most whites have not been concerned about large scale state-sponsored violence against them.
Malema, however, is another story altogether.
Anon.
Malema will be the ruin of SA. When Mandela dies he will take over and then it's Zimbabwe write large.
But - not to worry. When the Chinese eat Africa, he and the rest of the blacks will be thrown back into the jungle.
Apartheid 2.0 - new and improved, now with more racism!
Rule in hell than serve in heaven seems to be Malema's mantra, there is a small black middle class not enough to moderate the larger lower class, unless expanded a swing to extreme populism is inevitable.
Fighting your government odds are generally against you punitive taxes to state violence come into play, luckily Malema is at least a decade away.
Africa is the final frontier, competition in Asia has become stiff and established If they firmly establish in Africa like they are being allowed to whites will become an economic and demographic minority
The blacks and the Chinese will soon fall out. Hardly good dancing partners.
Anon.
They already have, but Chinese ensure they are nice and cozy with the elite bribes, kickbacks, boot licking, I mean weren't the Chinese recently reclassed as black in SA.
Direct open conflict with elites should be avoided, armed insurrection, secession are last resort coz if you lose you lose it all
Certainly, this is their approach, and definitely it has worked in places like the Congo.
However, it's not possible to bribe all the people all the time, as we saw recently in Zambia.
Curiously, the Human Rights people seem strangely silent.
Anon.
In the long term, Africa will become like Brazil or Jamaica, with a large mixed population and and a white/asiatic elite. West AFrican capitals are full of Lebanese, etc.
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