.Julius_S_Malema | EFFSouthAfrica born out of blood of those killed in Marikana There are no “sacred cows” when it comes to profit.
There are no “sacred cows” when it comes to profit. Even if it means a democratically elected state resorting to force, including shooting unarmed civilians and sacrificing its citizens to defend capitalism and profit, there has been no past hesitation, and there will be none in the future. This is particularly true when black lives are involved.
If we fail to remind each other of the conditions and circumstances that led to the birth of the EFF, what we stand for, and the mission we must achieve, we run the risk of complacency and may forget that it is either economic freedom in our lifetime or death. Here, we donWhen we visited Marikana on August 18 2012, two days after the killing of mineworkers in defence of Lonmin, a London-based mining company, we demonstrated a deep understanding and appreciation of the true meaning of.
To be more explicit, it was the killing of the Marikana mineworkers that led to the formation of the EFF. As we celebrate 10 years of unbroken struggle, this truth must be articulated as it is, without any overwhelming temptation to taint or alter it. The formation of the EFF is synonymous with the killing of the Marikana mineworkers, and we assert this without a shadow of a doubt.
When we addressed fighters and ground forces in attendance of the launch, we made it clear that the EFF, born out of the cries and blood of the killed mineworkers, is unapologetically defined as amovement.
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