Ignore Mampara of the Day Malema vs Visagie

Posted by madala on April 9th, 2010 No Comments Printer-Friendly

I was thinking. Why did I give these mampara’s air time.. when we all should just ignore them.. we are a beautiful country. We need to stand together.
We are 40 million good south african people. We have a few bad apples.. let’s focus on the good. Let’s stand together, work together to help each other overcome. Let us work on solutions together.. united..
The world is coming. Wear Yellow, get out those vuvuzela in one hand and the rainbow nation flag in the other hand and sing the South Africa Anthem LOUD AND CLEAR.. learn the anthem here United we shall stand South Africa our land

Support South Africa -- Learn anthem, wear yellow , get rainbow flag and get vuvuzela http://www.nanima.co.za/?p=2514

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As I watch this two videos at the bottom. I wonder what these okes are upto especially since we are about to host a very very very important event in this country. Both are so much alike. Yet want to be so different. Both know how to throw their toys. Both need to learn to be cool under pressure. I wonder where are the top guys and why aren’t they putting them in the naughty corner. Both these videos make you feel sick and sad at the same time. We have worked so hard to get this far. So many people have sacrificed so much to get us to where we are. Now let us all be grown up and work together on the “REAL” problems we are facing in this country instead of adding fuel to the fire. Best we all be at our best behaviour..

You be the judge and check out these two videos..

The Malema Dilemma -- insults BBC journalist infront of cameras calls him chacharig/tjatjarig ( means inquisitive) and other horrible things

AWB General Secretary, Andre Visagie, looses temper and threatens when interrupted by Political Analyst Lebohang Pheko, during the Wednesday 7 April 2010 recording of the program, Africa 360, hosted by Chris Maroleng. The recording’s topic was on “The killing of famers and farmworkers on South Africa farms”. This was a result of the recent killing of the former AWB leader Eugene Terre’Blanche, on Saturday 3 April 2010. Mr Visagie left the eNews building with his bodyguard after 30 minutes of the commencement of the 1-hour program

You can catch BBC Jonah Fisher on twitter. Let’s hope he doesn’t ask Visagie the wrong questions tomorrow at ET’s funeral.

Julius Malema on Twitter - julius malema website