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Julius Malema
Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema has fired back at South African-born US billionaire Elon Musk, telling him that he doesn’t care about sanctions after Musk called for him to be declared an international criminal.
Musk’s remarks came after he retweeted old footage of Malema making controversial comments about “cutting the throat of whiteness.”
In response, the tech mogul demanded immediate sanctions against Malema and urged for the former ANC Youth League leader to be classified as an international criminal.
Reacting on social media, Malema dismissed Musk’s criticism, tweeting: “I really think you have entirely lost your left brain: a typical spoiled brat and direct beneficiary of Apartheid whiteness.
I really think you have entirely lost your left brain: a typical spoiled brat and direct beneficiary of Apartheid whiteness. I know black people look the same to you, typical racist. Look closer, and you will realise those are two different people. America is exposing us to its… — Julius Sello Malema (@Julius_S_Malema) February 9, 2025
“I know black people look the same to you, typical racist. Look closer, and you will realise those are two different people. America is exposing us to its stupidity. I don’t care about your sanctions; I will never stop fighting for black people to be equal to white people, and if that makes me an international criminal, I am proud to be one.”
The exchange has sparked fresh debate over Malema’s rhetoric and Musk’s intervention in South African political discourse. (Vanguard)