EFF Wants US and UK Governments Probed After Prince Harry “Boasts” That He Killed 25 Taliban Members

• Members of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) want the UK and US governments to be probed for the war in Afghanistan
• The party released a statement condemning the remarks made by the British monarch, Prince Harry, in his memoir
• The Red Berets also expressed anger about Harry saying he didn’t see the people he killed as humans but as chess pieces

JOHANNESBURG - The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) wants the UK and US governments to be probed for fatalities amid the Afghanistan war.

The party released a statement condemning recent remarks made by Prince Harry in his book. In a leaked snippet of Prince Harry’s memoir, the controversial royal claimed that he killed 25 Taliban members.

The EFF condemned Harry’s remarks and deemed them “reckless, insensitive and inhumane”. The party said the monarch boasted about killing people during a “fabricated” war.

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In the statement, the Red Berets expressed anger about Harry saying he didn’t see the people he killed as humans, but rather as chess pieces removed from the board.

The party said the ideology behind Harry’s remarks expressed “colonial logic” that was used to dispossess land.

According to TimesLIVE, the UK ministry of defence said soldiers were deployed to Afghanistan to offer “support” for the Afghanistan war.

Citizens found the EFF’s remarks humorous on social media

@isobel_jennifer said:

“Is Julius running out of SA problems to shout about?”

@TJContinue commented:

“Oops Harry, now you have done it.”

@teezthato wrote:

“So much happening in this Phala Phala country to be worrying about other countries.”

@priscillaharker posted:

“What business is it of theirs? Themselves are a bunch of corrupt, thieving, criminals.”

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@demidashgod7 added:

“The EFF can go help the Taliban there since they're so much against war.”

EFF protests over alleged Free State racist incident earning the respect of Mzansi

Briefly News also reported that members of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) protested outside the Bloemfontein Magistrate's Court on Thursday, 29 December.

More than 50 party members called for the end of racism while waiting for the third accused in the alleged Maselspoort racism attack to appear. The men face numerous charges, including attempted murder for the attack on two teenagers at the holiday resort.

EFF provincial chairperson Coach Liphoko told TimesLIVE that the party would continue fighting to end discrimination in South Africa.

Source: Briefly News