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South Africans are under attack
The family of Mpho Dagada should check on him, he's posting every 5 minutes. From Standard Bank exposee to hit man who wanted to eliminate him at Sandton.
Check on the brother please! ๐
@AbsaSouthAfrica@StandardBankZA
What do you know about this?
The Boer farmer has done more for South Africa than Julius Malema.
Farmers feed the nation, employ people and support the economy and the currency through exports.
Malema's answer is to gang up with his followers and sing about killing them.
Look at the payroll, because the math on his lifestyle isn't mathing.
Malema has only ever worked for two organisations: the ANC, and now the EFF.
He has never built a factory, launched a product or created jobs in the private economy.
Yet, on a politician's income, he lives with multimillion-rand properties, luxury cars, expensive Italian labels and flashy taste that no one focused on preserving wealth would bother with.
The white capital he condemns has built the industries, farms and infrastructure this country runs on. What has he built?
Every rally, the same script: "white monopoly capital" and the "Boer" are the reason you're poor.
He tells his followers to aim their anger at the farmers, industrialists and business owners who grow the food, keep the lights on and create jobs.
So people are asked to resent the producers and love the showman. A man whose main act is a red beret, a microphone and a chant.
If you're an EFF supporter, ask yourself who profits from your anger.
You're being asked to turn on the people who build things, to protect a man whose only empire is his own bank account.
Stop letting a career politician weaponise your poverty to fund his luxury. Hate the people who create wealth, and you stay poor while your "Commander" enjoys luxury.
When you strip away the revolutionary songs, the red berets, and the dramatic stage walks, what you're left with isn't a freedom fighter.
You're looking at one of the most successful commercial operations in modern African politics.
Julius Malema figured out a dark truth early on: in a country broken by poverty, selling hope and anger pays much better than actually fixing anything.
Think about the sheer contradiction of it.
You stand in front of a crowd of desperate, unemployed youth in a dusty township. You look people in the eye who don't know where their next meal is coming from, and you promise them that you're going to tear down the system and give them the land.
They cheer for you because they are desperate for a savior. They genuinely believe you are fighting for them.
But watch what happens the minute the cameras turn off.
The red overalls come off. The luxury German SUVs roll up. Malema goes back to a multi-million rand mansion in Sandton or Hyde Park, the most elite, capitalist suburbs in the country.
He sips five-figure French champagne, wears designer Italian shoes, and rocks watches that cost more than a family's lifetime earnings.
His kids go to elite private schools while his supporters' kids deal with broken public education.
How is this lifestyle funded? It's not from a standard salary. It's funded by the very systems of corruption and political tenders he claims to hate.
Look at the VBS Mutual Bank scandal.
That wasn't money stolen from the wealthy; that was money stolen from poor, elderly grandmothers in Limpopo who lost their life savings. And where did a chunk of it trace back to? Luxury boutiques and lifestyle funding for the EFF inner circle.
The wildest part is the followers, the useful idiots who will still jump to defend him.
They will live in a shack, drink dirty water, and attack anyone who questions their leader's luxury drip.
Malema isn't crazy. His behavior looks like a clown show to sober-minded people, but It's completely deliberate.
He keeps people angry and radicalized because if South Africans ever stopped, calmed down, and started thinking logically, his entire business model would collapse.
Being a sober, constructive leader doesn't buy mansions in Sandton. Exploiting the pain of poor people does. It's a beautifully executed scam.
"We want a mass-led type of a protest, which will not be politically aligned" - Julius Malema
A few moments later: "intelezi, afrophobia, xenophobia, Jacinta, nywe nywe leave everything to the state..."
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Ron Johnson was given the proof of a 400% increase in miscarriages after the Covid shots in 2021
And he sat on it
So donโt give me this bullshit that heโs some hero because heโs holding hearings
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