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Julius Malema should be taken to Swaziland to see the dictator under the guise of monarch system. Swaziland, Botswana and Lesotho are protectorate of England and Malema is the boy of the Queen (Elizabeth). He will never talk about this 3 small countries because of the nature of instruction he was furnished with.

During his time in the ANC youth league, he purged Botswana's president Ian Seretse Khama calling their government a puppet regime. Why is he not continuing with such sentiments to force Botswana to remove the current government which he called stooges of the West. His comments are so irresponsible and unfortunate.

We are not humbled by Julius Malema's attack on Zimbabwe's freedom fighter and its President, Comrade Robert Gabriel Mugabe. He also attacked Mugabe when he was in London's Chatham House with a man known as Lord Robin Renwick.

Everyone knows the contribution that comrade Mugabe played in the liberation of the occupied Azania. Harare played a crucial role in training our military from both the MK, APLA and AZANLA. We will support Harare when that need arises.

Comrade Mugabe was praised by the West when he allowed them to dig and loot resources of the beautiful Zimbabwe in the early 1980s, he only became enemy when he said that the land of the Zimbabwean should be returned to its rightful owners from those who had invaded that country. The West became very angry that they are doing everything possible to remove him.

Julius Malema's attack on Mugabe exposes him of being the agent of the West as he is carrying their mandate very well. He was instructed to destabilize not only the governing party but the entire country. He is again entrusted with a mammoth task of dethroning African hero of our liberation, Uncle Bob.

The Pan Africanist Congress of Azania (PAC) will support not only Robert Mugabe but the entire African states for their noble struggle. It makes one to wonder if Malema knows Swaziland and their struggle, why is he not insulting and attacking the authoritarian dictator of that country.

Issued by PAC