Julius Malema Has NOT Been Shot
29 June 2009 in Media BuzzAfter the Great Celebrity Cull of June 2009, headlined by the King of Pop, Michael Jackson, and a c0uple of near misses [Joost] The ANCYL has jumped on the bandwagon amidst rumours of Julis Malema having been shot.
In true grassy knoll fashion, the intellectual midget Floyd Sivambu had it all covered quite neatly thank you very much.
ANC Youth League president Julius Malema “is not shot and will not be shot by anyone”.
So says league spokesperson Floyd Shivambu, who is less than impressed with rumours that Malema had stopped a bullet at some point over the past two weeks.
In an irate statement at the weekend, Shivambu said: “We would like to send out a very strong warning against those spreading the rumour, or intending to commit such an odious act, that they will never succeed.
“The ANCYL will do everything in its power to protect our president.
“We will investigate and expose the shenanigans that are spreading this rumour and decisively deal with them.”
Genius! Never say never Floyd. Also its has not been shot, not ‘is shot’.
Malema was “worried and concerned” about the rumours, Shivambu told The Star on Sunday.
“No one likes to hear that they have been shot,” he said.
You can say that again.
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