MALEMA URGES ZIMBABWEANS TO VOTE FOR MUGABE, SAD INDIVIDUAL!

THE newly-formed South African political party, the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), on Tuesday called on Zimbabweans to vote for Zanu PF in Wednesday's general elections to protect the gains of the war of liberation. The EFF party is led by former ANC youth league leader Julius Malema.

“The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) calls upon the revolutionary people of Zimbabwe to defend the Zimbabwean revolution by voting for Zanu-PF and retaining Comrade Robert Mugabe as the President of that liberated nation,” the party said in a statement.

“The gains of the Zimbabwean revolution must be defended. These gains find concrete expression in the historic and unparalleled land redistribution programme that took land from 4,000 white settler farmers who owned 80 percent of Zimbabwean land, and redistributed it to more than 274,000 Zimbabweans! It is your victory. Defend it by any means necessary!”

The EFF saluted Zimbabweans for enduring and surviving sanctions imposed by the West.

 

“The people of Zimbabwe have been punished as a strategy to separate the people from the revolutionary leadership of Zanu PF and leadership of President Mugabe. We say do not allow the schemes of the enemies of Africa to succeed. Vote for liberation! Vote Zanu-PF!

“We implore the people of Zimbabwe to realize that the Zimbabwean revolution is still under massive attacks and new plots are being hatched and new schemes cooked to reverse the gains you have made. The demonization of Zanu PF and Comrade Mugabe is part of the plot to divide the nation for re-colonisation."

The EFF also called on Zanu PF to continue implementing the indigenization programme in order to complete the economic emancipation of the black majority. Continued the statement: “We say you have already suffered enough for your liberation now; defend and deepen it; only Zanu-PF has demonstrated beyond doubt that it has the foresight, courage and never-die spirit as warriors for African dignity. We warn the people of Zimbabwe not to hand over your country to the stooges of the West in the form of Morgan Tsvangirai and his MDC-T.

“Zimbabwe has its land back. We in South Africa draw courage and inspiration from your achievements. In South Africa we remain landless, poor and under attack from racism every single day of our existence. Our freedom is empty words. We note with joy the indigenization programme which now extends decolonization of the economy through ownership of the economy by Zimbabweans.

“We call on the Zimbabwean people to defend, deepen and fast track the indigenisation programme to complete this second and most difficult phase of your glorious revolution. You know who your true leaders are! You know which party can and has stood against Western arrogance and has emerged victorious. President Robert Mugabe is fighting his seventh election since 1980 against the two MDC parties led by Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai and Welshman Ncube.