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| EFF LEader Julius Malema Outside Malema with EFF-MP's |
First of all congratulations for finally
making it to parliament, it is now a first step in the right direction in your
quest to rule the beautiful land one day, hopefully. I have been observing in
silence your journey from your ANCYL days to the Commander In Chief (CIC) of
the economic freedom fighters and I must say you still have a long way ahead of
you. I also observed how you and your delegates in parliament were so eager to make the mark, we
hope you won’t disappoint and go back to your old self.
I first want to remind you of that
unfortunate rise and fall of the Congress of the People (COPE), this is because
they also started just like you and won the hearts of nation and once in
parliament, arrogance crept in. As we all know what happened, I hope you will
equip yourself with some political education and keep your head on the ground
this time around and have a little patience and watch your words.
Please hear me well CIC, I do not mean to
insult you or say you have no respect but the perfect example is the way
members and leadership of COPE handled themselves in parliament and look at
where they are now. The one million-plus people that have voted for you believe
that you may be the panacea to the political landscape of the country act the
part. It is no secret that a lot of people have lost faith in the leading
party’s leadership role in taking the country forward after 2 decades of
democracy, capitalize on that and surround yourself with intellectual minds.
We hope that you will propose and put into
effect the ideas that were on your election manifesto but just don't throw
tantrums when things don't go your way because you may only get to serve for 5
years and that’s it, I am sure you do not want that. I am sure all the people
who put their faith in you do not wish to have their political rivals tell them
that they have wasted their votes in putting you in that seat. With patience
and the fighting spirit, someone one day may wake up to a country that say “we
are proud of our President, President
Julius Malema”, this is possible but only if you review what you say
and where you say it, more importantly…how you say it.
As I see it…
