Editor
I think most of South African citizens are tired of the way the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) are behaving in parliament. I should also think their members wonder why they voted them into parliament, as they are doing absolutely nothing except cause chaos. They make it clear they have come to remove President Zuma from his duties and they disregard every person who tries to restore order.
They are poison in parliament and what is deeply shocking is that they have managed to influence the party that is the majority opposition. I was of the idea that the party is the one to guide and control the EFF. We did not vote for the parties to discuss Nkandla the whole year. They are not fit to represent South Africans and have already disgraced us. We do not want to witness this insubordination and anarchy, which is no doubt meant to influence our young and growing children negatively.
This unruly party has nothing to say in parliament except to hurl insults at President Zuma, the Deputy President and the ruling party. How is the President expected to stick to parliament schedules when he is greeted by a mob of highly disrespectful people who do not care about South Africa but who are fighting to take over the presidency?
The police should be in parliament. I do not see why they shouldn’t be there when it is obvious that these parties have not come to discuss issues constructively but are targeting the ruling party, and mostly influential in their bad attitude.
The ruling party has done a lot of good for the under privileged in 20 years and with all the corruption by certain individuals, people are aware about why it is suffering. Where have you ever seen people wearing overalls and chewing gum in parliament? When drafting the Constitution of South Africa, who would’ve guessed that people would do such things? The nation must support our President irrespective of their parties. He does not sleep day and night; he is trying to get other states to invest in South Africa.
There is nothing wrong with Baleka Mbethe who has now been targeted, she is well behaved.
Any President will not stand for this behaviour, I think a state of emergency is the solution before someone is injured in that parliament.
RS Sithole
