Recording sent to EFF members including Floyd Shivambu, Julius Malema, and the minister of home affairs.

 


In order to condemn the South Africans who voted for them, the Economic Freedom Fighters of South Africa (EFF) should invite Floyd Shivambu, Mbyuisani Ndlozi, Omphile Maotwe, Dlamini Marshall, and Julius S. Malema. Thinking about the perspective of the jobless EFF members tasked with safeguarding these strangers is intriguing to me. All around South Africa, people are making fun of EFF supporters like Floyd Shivambu and Julius Malema because of their vote choices. I find myself wondering about the mental health of the unemployed EFF members who are serving as security guards for the guests. If you were an EFF South Africa voter in 2019 and would like to hear Julius S. Malema, Floyd Shivambu, Mbyuisani Ndlozi, Omphile Maotwe, Dlamini Marshall, or any of the other candidates name the foreigners who ignored your vote, you have come to the right spot. The thoughts and feelings of the jobless EFF members who are protecting these strangers baffle me. An Indian national's disrespectful treatment of South Africa's Black population begs the question: how can one serve for a party that professes to support Black people? To maintain and expand their dominating position, they will use all methods at their disposal. For their own electoral gain, it makes no difference whether this hurts us or not. In response to you, they anticipate a betrayal. South Africa's ruling party for decades, the African National Congress, is responsible for the country's downfall, and showing support for them will get you called names. Those who disagree with the Democratic Alliance often say that its members are racist and don't care about Black South Africans' problems. Even if it hurts the feelings of certain voters from the opposite party, they will not think twice before criticizing any political party. What are the unemployed EFF members who are protecting these aliens thinking about when they're not worried about them? Maybe they don't give much thought to the possibility that the foreigners who come to our country to seize control may take their employment or leave them with no job opportunities at all.

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