Photo: From Britain: Lord Robin Renwick denies that he’s Julius Malema’s handler
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[Why does the White hating violent Black Communist get to hobnob so often with the high ranking Brit, Lord Renwick. I think Dr Peter Hammond of the Frontline Fellowship has said that Lord Renwick controls Malema. I think. But I’m sure he’s not alone. The point is, how come this disgusting, White hating communist, who has openly called for the genocide of Whites and whose supporters have attacked and killed Whites, gets to meet someone so high in British society? Renwick denies he is the controller for Malema. Either way, these two are far too cosy. Britain always seems to side with the enemies of the Boers. Andile Mngxitama of BLF (Black Land First), is even worse than Malema. Jan]
Lord Robin Renwick denies that he’s Julius Malema’s ‘handler’
Andile Mngxitama and others believe the former ambassador is in SA to tell the EFF to ‘submit to Cyril Ramaphosa’.
Lord Robin Renwick with Julius Malema. Picture: EFF official Twitter account
Lord Robin Renwick’s book How to Steal a Country has been making headlines in South Africa following the former British peer’s visit to the country to promote it.
It deals with state capture, particularly the relationship between former president Jacob Zuma and the Gupta family.
Renwick is a former diplomat who has often been accused by characters such as Black First Land First (BLF) leader Andile Mngxitama of being a “puppet master” behind the scenes of South African politics.
He was the British ambassador to South Africa between the crucial historic years of 1987 to 1991.
He told the Saturday Star he has never been “some bogeyman pulling the strings, behind the scenes for ‘white monopoly capital’.”
He, however, knows about the long-running accusations about his involvement with the EFF: “The latest one is that I had asked Julius Malema to go back to the ANC, which is far from the truth,” he was quoted as saying, adding that he believed the BLF and “similar propaganda organisations live in a world of fantasy”.
https://twitter.com/Mngxitama/status/990175100040306689
He said he had met Malema “just once”.
“I had a long meeting with him with a lot of people in London, at his request, and we had a discussion about all kinds of things.
“For instance, we advised him very strongly to stop talking in terms of violence and race-based policies. I said the policy of nationalisation, which he was advocating, did not work anywhere else in the world. We actually had a positive discussion about that with him, saying that there were other solutions possible,” he told Saturday Star.
“I have a completely different point of view from [Malema] but I would like to pay tribute to the role he has played against state capture,” added Renwick, who also had praise for President Cyril Ramaphosa.
His book deals with details around an alleegd R200 billion that was looted from the state through state capture, which he said was verified by former finance minister Pravin Gordhan.
He called the period in which Jacob Zuma led the country “a wasted decade”.
The fact that Renwick has dedicated his book to former public protector Thuli Madonsela, Gordhan, the South African press, the judiciary and civil society also hasn’t sat well with Mngxitama, a longtime Zuma defender, who went on a Twitter rant against Renwick on Saturday morning.
Take a look at his tweets below:
https://twitter.com/Mngxitama/status/990163363559870465
https://twitter.com/Mngxitama/status/990176502691004416
https://twitter.com/Mngxitama/status/990178232279412736
https://twitter.com/Mngxitama/status/990182281003364352
https://twitter.com/Mngxitama/status/990183421149372416
https://twitter.com/Mngxitama/status/990184219438657537
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Whites have never been babies. We do many dangerous things without even thinking about it. In 1934, even a child could order a machinegun by mail order. There were zero school shootings back then.
