EFF ‘not fazed’ by Musk’s comments on Malema

The EFF said that Musk thinks himself as “a supreme ruler” of not only the Oval Office, but of all nations of the world.

The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) said that it is not fazed by the declaration made by Elon Musk, declaring President of the EFF Julius Malema an “international criminal”.

In a statement, released on Sunday, the EFF said that Musk thinks himself as “a supreme ruler of not only the Oval Office, but of all nations of the world.”

Musk is the owner of X (formerly known as Twitter), Space X, Starlink and Tesla.

Musk made the remarks in a post on his social media platform ‘X’ in response to an old video in which Malema claimed that the DA only supports its white leaders.

The spokesperson said South Africa was not governed by a decree of executive orders and has “independent legal institutions that deal with such matters”.

“We have the Human Rights Commission, established in terms of Chapter 9 of our Constitution, for state institutions supporting constitutional democracy.

“We also have the Equality Courts, established in terms of the Equality Act. Equality courts are established to ensure that reported cases of alleged unfair discrimination are dealt with to ensure justice for all,” Magenwenya said.

The EFF said that it will take this opportunity to tell Musk and his allies to “collectively go to hell.”

Malema, via, X, said that he will not be intimidated by a “spoiled brat”.

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