Dear President Malema,

I'm writing to express my deep concern about the state of the revolution and the EFF's momentum. While I wholeheartedly support the party's ideals, I feel that the movement is losing steam due to the relentless opposition and propaganda from those who control the media.

The revolution can't be won through verbal sparring alone. We need a tactical plan that engages the masses, particularly in the townships and locations where people suffer the most. We need to mobilize the ground forces, organize public engagements, strikes, and marches to demand higher wages, respect for the working class, and control over our economy.

It's time to take the struggle to the streets, to the Union Buildings, and to the suburbs where the wealthy reside. We need to remind the powers that be that the EFF is a force to be reckoned with. I'm calling on you, Mr. President, to mobilize us, the supporters, and to lead the charge.

We can't rely on voting alone, given the alleged cheating during elections. It's time for action. We need to draw up strategic plans to counter the crimes and corruption that plague our nation. We need to hold our elected officials accountable and demand justice.

The youth are tired of empty words; we demand action. We need a platform to express our anger and outrage. We need rallies, bonding with fellow comrades, and a clear plan to fuel the revolutionary machine.

I urge you, Mr. President, to remind the nation that the EFF is a force to be reckoned with. Let's work together to bring this country to a standstill if necessary. Let's demand President Ramaphosa's immediate resignation and fight for our rights, land, and equal opportunities.

We deserve better, and it's time for action.

Sincerely,
Silo dyoyi