Julius Malema is not firing blanks. At least he wasn’t when he fired a semiautomatic rifle into
— Richard Hazelden
Julius Malema is not firing blanks. At least he wasn’t when he fired a semiautomatic rifle into the air at the Economic Freedom Fighters’ fifth birthday bash on Saturday.
A video of the incident emerged on Tuesday night, prompting a massive backlash.
Firearms experts and gun dealers say the party’s claim that its commander-in-chief was doing nothing more than firing blanks is “hogwash”.
Every time she went to the police to report her abusive husband, she was told he could not be arrested because “they needed to follow procedure”.
So on the day she murdered him, she drove with the body in the car to the police station, determined to tell the police officers to come and see “the procedure”.
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Perhaps in his briefing folder for last week’s Brics summit in Sandton, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had an article from The Times of India datelined July 23 2011.
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It is headlined “Durban is largest ‘Indian city outside India’.” It notes that the UK and the US have the most overseas Indians in their countries. But of all the cities of the world, the Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs states that “Durban has the highest concentration of Indians” living outside the Indian subcontinent.
Instead she carried on to a dump site and left his already rotting body there, wrapped in a black bag and tape.
Perhaps in his briefing folder for last week’s Brics summit in Sandton, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had an article from The Times of India datelined July 23 2011.
It is headlined “Durban is largest ‘Indian city outside India’.” It notes that the UK and the US have the most overseas Indians in their countries. But of all the cities of the world, the Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs states that “Durban has the highest concentration of Indians” living outside the Indian subcontinent.
