Amazing what the ANC Youth League president Julius Malema said to the BBC journalist, Jonah Fisher yesterday. '

Malema had invited journalists to the ruling party's Luthuli House headquarters, in Johannesburg, to brief them about his recent visit to Zimbabwe, where he studied that country's nationalisation and land redistribution programmes. 

BBC journalist, Jonah Fisher, interrupted Malema during his briefing, the youth league president lost his temper and called the reporter a "b******d" and a "bloody agent". 

What irked Malema was Fisher's comment that Malema should not criticise Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe's opponents for operating from "air-conditioned offices" in Sandton because the youth league leader himself lives in the area. "Let me tell you before you are tjatjarag [excited]," 

a fuming Malema said while wagging his finger at the BBC reporter. "This is a building of a revolutionary party and you know nothing about the revolution. So here you behave or else you jump." Amazed by Malema's response, Fisher laughed. "Don't laugh," 

warned Malema. "Chief, can you get security to remove this thingy? "If you are not going to behave, we are going to get security to take you out. "This is not a newsroom, this. This is a revolutionary house and you don't come here with that white tendency, not here. You can do it somewhere else, not here. "If you have got a tendency of undermining blacks, even where you work, you are in the wrong place. 

Here you are in the wrong place." An angry Fisher retorted: "But that's rubbish." Malema added “You can go out. R******h is what you have covered in that trouser - that is the r******h. You are a small boy, you can't do anything. Go out. B*******d! Go out! You bloody agent!"

- timeslive