Source: https://twitter.com/julius_s_malema/status/1567964314522513408?s=21&t=AebufHwykeSM5pkUYi0EkA

Malema is happy about Queen Elizabeth’s passing. Look at what he said and figure out who he wants to kill next.

From 6 February 1952 until her death on 8 September 2022, Elizabeth II reigned as queen of the United Kingdom. It was the longest reign of any British king at 70 years and 214 days, and the second-longest of any ruler of a sovereign country.

 

Many foreign leaders are mourning the loss of their former colleague, the monarch of the United Kingdom, who passed away yesterday after a long illness. People from all walks of life, including the political parties of South Africa (excluding the eff), came to express their heartfelt sympathies after hearing the news of her passing.

The African National Congress (ANC), the Democratic Alliance (DA), the Coalition for Progressive Change (Cope), and Action South Africa (Action SA) all went to express their condolences to the royal family, with Ramaphosa sending his own personal condolences to the British monarch, but the eff went to add salt to the royal family’s wounds by claiming that the queen “deserved to die” and that she stole millions of rand from South Africans.

Apparently not satisfied with the initial statement from his party, Malema sent out another tweet expressing joy at the queen’s passing and declaring, “One down, one to go!” in reference to Ramaphosa.

To which I reply, “God, good riddance; only one is left in SA.”

South Africans were quick to understand that he was referring to Ramaphosa when he said “one remains in SA,” and they rallied to his support by creating memes depicting Ramaphosa in a bed next to Queen Elizabeth’s.

Here are some responses to that tweet:

Leave your opinions below and let us know if you agree or disagree with Malema’s actions of celebrating and wishing for the death of others.

Source: https://twitter.com/julius_s_malema/status/1567964314522513408?s=21&t=AebufHwykeSM5pkUYi0EkA