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“Putin is welcomed here. No one is going to arrest Putin. If need be, we will go and fetch Putin from the airport to his meetings. He will address, finish all his meetings, and we will take him back to the airport. We are not going to be told by these hypocrites of the International Criminal Court,” Malema told reporters at the EFF’s headquarters in Johannesburg.
“The former [UK] Prime Minister Tony Blair admitted that he made a horrible mistake when it comes to Saddam Hussein – they have not been charged today. [Former US president George] Bush is still there, and they have not been charged. Barack Obama killed [Muammar] Gaddafi, and nothing has happened.”
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