WATCH: How Malema plans to teach ‘nonsense’ Afrikaner community who really owns SA
The EFF leader said when the “whites” organise another march, he too would organise a counter-march and meet them halfway.
That way they would know who really owns South Africa, and police would finally reveal whose side they’re on, he said.
The EFF leader has issued a stern warning against those who sang Die Stem and paraded the apartheid flag on Monday.
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The EFF on Thursday picketed outside the Israeli Embassy in Pretoria, and the party leader Julius Malema used the podium to, among other things on the agenda, criticise Black Monday protesters who sang Die Stem and paraded the apartheid flag.
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In his address, Malema said it was time those who used the Black Monday protest to express their racist views to be taught a lesson on who really owned South Africa.
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It was wrong for blacks to have been “harassed” during the apartheid government, and again, during democracy by a “nonsense Afrikaner community”, he said.
The EFF leader said when the “whites” organise another march, he too would organise a counter-march and meet them halfway.
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That way they would know who really owns South Africa, and police would finally reveal whose side they’re on, he said.
For the video and article on The Citizen’s website, click on: WATCH: How Malema plans to teach ‘nonsense’ Afrikaner community who really owns SA
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