I am not going to say anything!

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That was quite something yesterday as the clips of newspaper stories show.
It's interesting or disturbing when the consoling comes from Winnie - I'm sure that made Malema happy to build closer links with the women's league!
"We have noted some regrettable incidents, particularly relating to the ANC Youth League conference, which are unacceptable and need to be dealt with," Zuma said.
Zuma called for the reintroduction of "revolutionary discipline" in the ANC to strengthen the fibre and existence of the party ... to deal with "all sorts of opportunistic tendencies".
"In the passage of time, all liberation movements face such a test and had to deal with all sorts of opportunistic tendencies." An organisation which failed to deal with such tendencies and tests would vanish.
The ANC in KwaZulu-Natal on Wednesday lambasted its provincial youth league for calling for two MECs to resign. "The African National Congress noted with great shock and dismay, pronouncements by the provincial ANC Youth League that some MEC's should step down," said ANC provincial secretary, Sihle Zikalala.
The league was rebuked on Monday for alleging that ANC treasurer general Mathews Phosa was destabilising Mabuza's leadership.
The ANC criticised the Mpumalanga structure of its youth league on Tuesday for saying the conduct of Sunday Times journalist Mzilikazi wa Afrika illustrated the need for a media appeals tribunal."We don't agree with the youth league," said African National Congress spokesperson Jackson Mthembu.
"If any ANC people were involved in chasing you away... they don't belong in the ANC,"
"They enjoy violence among blacks. They enjoy us killing each other. They can't sleep when we have peace."
"What are these jobs the people have taken from you? Working in a madam's kitchen, saying: 'Yes, madam, no, baas.' Earning peanuts and being treated like dogs? Is that the jobs? Those are not real jobs,"
"If the attacks were related to jobs, why were they not directed at university professors and other professionals?"
The Youth League said it respected the "styles" each minister applied when executing his or her duties. It also accepted criticism from the ANC
I guess they probably have more friends! but why keep the page - rather remove the link from the icon on http://www.ancyouthleague.org/home/ like they have done with the youtube and flickr icon.