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EFF Leader Julius Malema Calls for Extermination of Whites in South Africa – “Our Revolution Will Require Us to Kill”
by Jim Hoft132 CommentsEFF leader Julius Malema was reelected to a third term this weekend.
South Africa’s EFF leader Julius Malena was again calling for genocide against white South Africans at a rally this weekend.
Julius Malena told supporters, “We must be able to explain to our
people what black consciousness is and why it cannot coexist with the
idea that white people are inherently superior, and one of the two must
die.”
Malema secured a third term as EFF president this past weekend.
Julius Malena: The EFF exists in a
country indoctrinated to believe that the contradictions between the
African black majority and the white capitalist ruling class can be
resolved peacefully and that violence in any form must be avoided and
condemned.
This belief is simply untrue. We must explain this truth to our people.
When the South African Human Rights Commission takes to court for
saying that ultimately our revolution will require us to kill, we must
be prepared to contextualize what we mean. When the Human
Rights Commission and the Racist Lobby Group take us to court for
declaring that we are in a war with white supremacy, we must be able to
explain to our people what black consciousness is and why it cannot
coexist with the idea that white people are inherently superior, and one
of the two must die.
Fanon is important here because it gives us the tools to explain to
our people that the conditions within which they live are violent. It is
violence to segregate African people into underdeveloped township and
villages without services.
It is violence for a white minority to have complete control over the
means of production in Africa. It is violence that the majority of the
land remains in the hands of a white minority.
Colonialism is institutional and structural violence, and reversing it requires violence.
Via End Wokeness.
This is not the first time Julius Malema has called for the violence at home and abroad.
In October 2023, radical Marxist Julius Malema, the leader of the EFF political party, told his supporters that when elected he will arm the Hamas terrorists.
Thousands of Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) supporters protested outside the Israeli Embassy in Pretoria on Monday.
Julius Malema: When you are oppressed,
the only option you have is to fight. And that’s what Hamas is doing.
They are fighting for their freedom. Mandela did the same thing, took up
the guns and fought for the freedom of the people of South Africa. When
you are oppressed, you only have one option confront the enemy and
shoot to kill. Do not kiss the enemy. Why do you want to kiss the enemy?
People came and took the land of the Palestinians. Every year they
extend their occupation. When you look at the map of Palestine there is
nothing left of the land in Palestine. The people of Palestine have got
nothing to lose but their chains. They must stand up and fight for their
freedom. And condemning Hamas is an act of cowardice. I heard some
fools saying we can’t compare Hamas with Mandela and them. They are the
same. This president of Areta carried guns, he was shooting to kill to liberate you. He was doing exactly what Hamas is doing.
Malema promised to arm Hamas when he takes over next year.
After Almost Two Decades, Duke Lacrosse Accuser Finally Admits She Destroyed Lives With a Lie (Video)
by Margaret Flavin768 Comments
Crystal Mangum/Image: Video screenshot via “Let’s Talk with Kat”
Crystal Magnum, an exotic dancer who accused three innocent Duke
lacrosse players of rape and destroyed their lives, has finally admitted
she lied.
In 2006, Mangum accused the three men of rape after a party. The false accusation ignited a national firestorm and engaged the race-rage apparatus.
Magnum
was recently interviewed from prison, where the darling of the liberal
media is serving time after she was convicted of second-degree murder
for the 2013 stabbing murder of her boyfriend.
Mangum told “Let’s Talk with Kat,”
host Katerena DePasquale, “I testified falsely against them by saying
that they raped me when they didn’t, and that was wrong. And I betrayed
the trust of a lot of other people who believed in me.”
“I made up a story that wasn’t true because I wanted validation from people and not from God,” Mangum said.
She added that she hopes the men will forgive her.
“I want them to know that I love them, and they didn’t deserve that, and I hope that they can forgive me.”
Watch:
In 2007, the victims of Mangum’s cruel hoax, Dave Evans, Collin Finnerty, and Reade Seligmann, reached an undisclosed financial settlement with Duke University.
Duke University released the following statement announcing the settlement:
This has been an extraordinary year for Duke students
David Evans, Collin Finnerty and Reade Seligmann, who were accused of
serious crimes they did not commit. In April, after a thorough review,
the North Carolina Attorney General declared that they were innocent of
all charges and that the charges never should have been brought. We
welcomed their exoneration and deeply regret the difficult year they and
their families have had to endure. They conducted themselves with great
dignity during their long ordeal.
DC food workers vow Trump officials won't feel welcomed when dining out in nation's capital
'You
expect the masses to just ignore RFK eating at Le Diplomate on a Sunday
morning after a few mimosas and not to throw a drink in his face?' one
DC restaurant veteran said
By
Kristine Parks Fox News
Published
President-elect
Donald Trump was named the TIME 2024 Person of the Year Thursday
morning. The 'Fox & Friends' co-hosts reacted to the announcement
and what they call the 'Trump effect' as a majority of Americans are
hopeful ahead of the new year.
Food workers in Washington, D.C.,
pledged to refuse service and cause other inconveniences for members of
the incoming Trump administration when they dine out over the next four
years.
Industry veterans, bartenders and servers in the nation's capital told the Washingtonian that resistance to the Republican figures in the progressive city was inevitable and a matter of conscience.
"You
expect the masses to just ignore RFK eating at Le Diplomate on a Sunday
morning after a few mimosas and not to throw a drink in his face?,"
said Zac Hoffman, a DC restaurant veteran who is now a manager at the
National Democratic Club.
Bartenders
and servers in the report promised to shun certain officials or employ
other small acts of resistance against these figures to take their
"power back."
Restaurant workers in Washington, D.C., promised Trump officials would not feel welcome dining out over the next four years.(iStock)
"This
person theoretically has the power to take away your rights, but I have
the power to make you wait 20 minutes to get your entrée," Nancy, a fine-dining bartender, said.
"There’s
a lot of opportunities for us as workers to feel like we’re taking our
power back, while not necessarily ruining someone’s life. Giving them a
subtle inconvenience feels like a little bit of a win for us," she
continued.
Nancy said she would refuse service to certain Trump
officials. If her employer tried to force her, she claimed she would
quit "on the spot."
"There is power in making it known that you’re
not comfortable with a situation, and it doesn’t necessarily have to be
this big dramatic show," she said. "It’s just little bits of resistance
that add up, and little bits of resistance that other people will see
and hopefully feel empowered to stand on those convictions as well."
Suzannah
Van Rooy, a server and manager at Beuchert’s Saloon on Capitol Hill,
also vowed to refuse service to Trump officials whom she felt held moral
views that opposed her own.
The Capitol Building is seen from the National Mall in Washington D.C. on Friday, August 9, 2024.(Aaron Schwartz/Middle East Images/AFP via Getty Images)
"I
personally would refuse to serve any person in office who I know of as
being a sex trafficker or trying to deport millions of people," she
said.
"It’s not, ‘Oh, we hate Republicans.’ It’s that this person
has moral convictions that are strongly opposed to mine, and I don’t
feel comfortable serving them," Van Rooy added.
One anonymous host
at a fine dining restaurant said she planned to look up every Trump
administration figure online so she could know who they were and give
them a bad table if they came in.
"I’ll only give them a bad table
but will otherwise guarantee decent and polite service," she went on.
"I feel like them getting a bad table is nothing compared to the harm
they’ll be inflicting."
NEW
YORK, NEW YORK - DECEMBER 12: President-elect Donald Trump speaks at a
reception at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) after being named TIME’s
"Person of the Year" for the second time on December 12, 2024 in New
York City. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Not every liberal worker in the report planned to protest the incoming administration while doing their job, however.
A
bartender named Joseph said while he was disappointed by the election
results, he was looking forward to higher tips with more Republicans in
Washington.
"I
think my tip average from Republicans—at least ones that I or a
coworker has recognized—is close to 30 percent. With Dems, I’m surprised
if it’s over 20," he said, adding that Republicans tend to be lower
maintenance patrons as well.
These comments beckon memories of
Trump's first time in office, when Republican Party figures were
harassed while dining at D.C.-area restaurants.
Then-White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders and her family were kicked out
of a Virginia restaurant and Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen
Nielsen was heckled and harassed at a Mexican Washington D.C. restaurant
in 2018.
Arkansas
Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders was kicked out of a Virginia restaurant in
2018, when she served as Trump's press secretary.(Getty Images)
A few months later, Republican Sen. Ted Cruz and his wife were also chased out of D.C. restaurant by left-wing protesters.
Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., encouraged supporters
after the two incidents to fight back against the Trump administration.
She said at the time current administration officials who defend Trump
"know what they’re doing is wrong" and said they soon won’t be able to
peacefully appear in public without being harassed. She later backed off
from those remarks.
Fox News' Bradford Betz contributed to this report.
Kristine Parks is an associate editor for Fox News Digital. Read more.
