Daily Maverick (Johannesburg)  South Africa: Marikana, Malema,
Rebellion, Revolution   Photo: Werner Beukes/SAPA Julius Malema,
middle, arrives at Aurora mine in Johannesburg, on 30 August
2012, to speak to miners.  Johannesburg — South Africa is a land
where any bizarre conspiracy theory can flourish with the help
of state intelligence agents at the behest of their political
masters. Instead of trying to stave off crime and social unrest,
police intelligence agents are trying to mop up the scene of the
massacre at Marikana and are desperate to find evidence linking
Julius Malema to the violence. Malema, meanwhile, is telling the
world how he intends pushing SA over the edge.  As if the
Marikana saga were not already murky enough, disgraced police
crime intelligence operatives are now in the mix, allegedly on a
mission to prove that expelled ANC Youth League president Julius
Malema incited the Lonmin mineworkers to embark on violent
protests. City Press has reported that a covert crime
intelligence team used