Cde Hulisani

 

Letlapa Mphahlele gleaned his popularity by defying  the TRC. At the
time the corn wasn't ripen that we should be apologetic for being for
waging a just people's war against settler minority rule.  This
revolutionary intransigence on his part was never translated in to a
developing the party character. He should be deposed in the helm of this
movement as we are currently going to hell in a hand basket.  However,
we should be cautious and circumspect  about the candidate that should
replace him. How long should be mourn about the decisions that we take
about leaders that we elect ?  

 

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf
Of Mohlomphegi Mphahlele
Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2010 4:18 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [PAYCO] Fwd: Raymond Nkrumah Kgagudi wrote on your Wall...

 

Izwe Lethu!

I think Majoni with such honest debates as that of Mo Afrika Mmbara we
might see the light at the end of the tunnel. At last hope will be
emparted to the African people and will be releaved of their demise
under the ANC goverment and will be convinced that PAC at last might
deliver them from capitalist evil perpertuated by ANC goverment.It is
true that our leadership were and continue to be sympathetic to the
ruling party. I realy do not recall a time where PAC leadership has
expressed their distaste of the neo-liberal and capitalist bougeousie
goverment of ANC. Like I said earlier that some of us are even embrasing
ANC leaders.
Let me say this in Biblical terms as Sobukwe has said'It is now that we
have to choose for we will in simple terms say that those who are not
with us are against us.

NO FORCE CAN DILUTE OUR MILITANCY!! 
Izwe Lethu!!

 

________________________________

From: Hulisani Mmbara <[email protected]>
To: PAYCO GOOGLE GROUP PAYCO GOOGLE GROUP <[email protected]>
Sent: Thu, May 6, 2010 11:21:08 AM
Subject: RE: [PAYCO] Fwd: Raymond Nkrumah Kgagudi wrote on your Wall...

M'Afrika Charge-In
 
It is true that PAYCO supported Letlapa's Presidential campaign on the
basis that as president, together with the leadership collective would
tackle the ruling party and make the party more visible and present in
the national political landscape. He agreed that he would adopt a
combative approach towards the ruling ANC. We also expected him to play
a significant role to undermine factionalism in the party through a
revolutionary programme of action which would keep members of the party
focused on mass struggles. We further expected him to support all
componet structures to effectively fullfil their roles in the party. 
 
However this was not to be. We realised that he was not prepared at all
to speak against the ANC. He became a perpetrator of factionalism par
execellence. He refused and obstructed the NEC from coming up with any
strategic document or a programme of action. He undermined component
structures. It was against this background that we withdraw our
principled support for him and called on him to step down because it was
then clear to us that we have been duped to support another side of the
coin of the same ANC programme that Godi was pushing. 
 
It has became apparent that all presidential candidates including Thami
ka Plaatjie where carry the same ANC programme. All of them where
competing to deliver the PAC to the ANC. Their conduct to date bears
testimony to that. All of them are ANC lackeys. 
 
That Letlapa could not be reedemed became clear to us when the
resolution of the policy conference held in Cape Town in December 2006
where frustrated and ultimately thrown out of the window. But we
remained patient and some of us volunteered to work in the office for
more than six months since beginning of 2007 in order to strengthen the
party. 
 
You will remember comrade Charge-In that before Letlapa invoke the
decree it was none other that PAYCO represented by myself who opposed
Letlapa's unilateral decision to remove you as secretary for finance on
the basis of non-performance. I specifically told the NEC that nobody in
the NEC, including Letlapa has been assessed, that there was no
peformance model in place to do such assessment and that the President
cannot remove elected officials willy-nilly according to his mood on any
given day. Another major problem was that he did absolutely nothing to
secure the relocation of the Secretary General, Ahmed Cassim, despite
the fact that the NEC and the NWC resolved many time on this issue. 
 
In December 2007 PAYCO took a decision to withdraw its support for
Letlapa because it was clear that he was carrying a counter
revolutionary mandate. We made this decision publicly known in January
2008, after conveying the same message to Letlapa in person, during the
same month and have been consistent ever since. As PAYCO president at
the time, i lead this particular move from the front and in the process
made myself enemies amongst slow learners in the party for allegedly
dragging our dirty linen in public. However i am happy to say those who
vehemently opposed us at the time also joined us later after, especially
after the discredited Alice congress.
 
The biggest lesson we learned with the Letlapa experience is that we
must never again allow inactive members of the party to lead the PAC
again. We repeated the same problem that created Mogoba and Pheko, all
of them fetched from the wilderness top come and lead the PAC. We must
never repeat that mistake. No leader of the PAC is good enough to lead
the PAC unless such leader takes an active role in the party otherwise
you end up with elements who have the mandate to carryout enemy
progammes infiltrating the leadership of the party.
 
I will express my views in some deatil to Raymond's comments and many
similar comments around PAYCO media strategy some other time. All i can
say for know is that PAYCO is the only voice you find in media spaces
filling the void that ought to be occupied by PAC and in fact reminding
people that PAC still exist. This has given many people hope. 
 
Izwelethu!
 
>From : Hulisani Mmbara 

Call   : 082 593 3012 

Fax   : 086 690 1176



  

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Date: Wed, 5 May 2010 09:04:37 +0200
Subject: Re: [PAYCO] Fwd: Raymond Nkrumah Kgagudi wrote on your Wall...
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]

You sound just like many political novices I know in this movement. You
sound like the people who brought Letlapa into power out of ignorance,
arrogance  and in disregard of the advices of so many seasoned
revolutionaries (veterans) in this movement. 

 

What PAYCO and PASMA know about the defense of revolution after the mess
you have done to the Party in defence of Letlapa, not PAC? 

 

As former member of PASO and AZANYU NECs, I am proud  of our
contribution as youth leaders of our time. We put PAC where it rightful
belongs, at the centre stage of South African politics. What PAYCO and
PASMA did, except destroying PAC through paying their allegances to a
leader, not to PAC?  I have no respect for such people. 

 

You still need to come forward and ask for forgiveness for your
wrongdoings in the movement before you can start pointing fingers. The
most damage incured by PAC under Letlapa leadership must be put squarely
at the doorsteps of  PAYCO and PASMA leaders, and no where else.

 

Remember: PAM is the product of Letlapa and leaders of PAYCO and PASMA.
I thought you knew that fact.  Given time, I can remind your short
memory. 

 

We must also remember, PAM is PAC-in-content. The current PAC is
PAC-in-form, but not in content. The current PAC off-ramped from both
the 1949 Programme of Action and the 1959 Pan Africanist Manifesto.
Today, we have PAYCO and PACYL as PAC component structres. Is that not
funny to you? Is that not showing degeneration of PAC? During our youth
days, that could not happen. Remember, the youth and students, as the
militant section of any party or society,  play a crucial role in any
political organsation, except in the current PAC. Why??? PAYCO and PASMA
have the answer. 

 

Cunningham, remember what you said to me on our delayed flight from JHB
to CT (about 11pm) after the historic NEC meeting (about your Grand plan
with Letlapa).  I was sobber on that day. 

 

Cde, my memory is still serving me well. Your plan was executed to its
logical conclusion, according to the way you tabulated to me. I then
wonder why you are also one of the people who are putting all the blame
only to Letlapa for all what has happened to the PAC. When are you all
(Cunningham, Ntonzima, Mashao, Siya, Tembeka, etc) going to take the
blame too for all your mess?  May be, cde, you were not aware you were
briefing one of the victims. But, thanks for such valuable information
from the opponent. 

 

This is not about revenge but honest to say, "I accept the blame. I was
wrong". You are then in the right route to draw lessons from your
mistakes and failures, so that you do not repeat them again. I do not
see that with all former Letlapa cronies. They are still arrogant as
ever.

 

We were also wrong to be septical about the 1994 elections without the
land question being resolved. We are not ashame to accept the bame for
our misjudgement of the Apartheid regime's commitmet to the CODESA
agreemets. We were too cautious. We saw the whole setup as a Dingaan's
kraal. At least, as visionaries we envisaged the current politial setup
in the "New" South Africa (problems of unresolved land question and
transfer of economic power). We now have the neo-colonial state of the
highest order, the modernized Mozerewa - type of arrangment. What a
shame!!! 

 

Izwe Lethu!

 

 

On Tue, May 4, 2010 at 2:38 PM, sello mafrika Tladi <[email protected]>
wrote:

        Which capacities are you giving this advise to PAYCO both of you
as PAC supporters or sympathisers.Last time we spoke to Raymond myself
and PAYCO President he told us that he does not want to be associated
with PAC youth wing PAYCO.How is DSM?

         

        Mabaso I hope you are not lost this PAYCO FORUM not  of that
ghost you formed with Thami.I refuse to call it with the name of
revolutionary movement that was formed to defend revolution in occupied
Azania.

         

        You used to be useful in the PAC but not today.

         

        counter revolutionaries will never chat a revolutionary way
forward

        On Mon, May 3, 2010 at 2:14 PM, Chargein Mabaso
<[email protected]> wrote:

        I agree with Nrumah. As Pan Africanists we have correct
political line and ideology. Problem: rhetoric and vulgarizaton of Pan
Africanism. Our main rival, the ruling party, mastered what Pan
Africaists are very weak at doing: understanding and practicing
political hegemony and the notion of "From the masses, to the
masses..."(mass line). You may call it Stalinism, but it works. That's
what kept and still keeps the ANC and other political parties in power.
That's , political influence and control of the thinking of the whole
society at large(workers, peasants, business people, professionals,
academcs, clerics and atheists, cerebrities, sports people, pensioners,
women, youth,students, etc). These are all the people who will either
take us to or remove us from power depending on who has won their hearts
and minds, not our members. If not, South Africa will be under the
minority rule of a group of terrorists who can sieze power only  through
force of arms, not through international accepted democratic practices
(popular votes). 

         

        Cunningham and other Pan Africanists in NACTU owes us an
explanation for their faiulre to do what is expected of them, just like
Vavi and other trade union leaders. MDC is  today  a serious threat in
Zimbabwe with its pro-West ideas because of unions under its apron
strings.  What is different between NACTU and other trade unions  in the
whole world? 

         

        I still believe with the full support of influential unions and
other formations of the civil society we can rule this country from
tommorrow onward. I have not doubts. Let's just address address all our
failures and weaknesses. And then go t the voters. Door-to-door campaign
is what we inherited from Sobukwe and his cabinet. Arm-chair politics
will continue keeping Pan Africanists out of power in South Afica. 

         

        PAYCO group must be used only to refine our ideoogy; to iron out
ideological strggles, not for rhetorics and complaining about ANC
outperforming us in the election game. We must answer challenges facing
the movement, such as : 

        *       Pan Africanism wthout Pan Africanists
        *       Africanist Socalist Democracy v.s New Democracy in SA 
        *       United States of Africa or Unified Socialist Africa
        *       United States of Africa  without  socalist States or
socialists
        *       Pan Afrcanism: Capitalism or Socialism? 
        *       Private planned or State planned economy 
        *       Malema's nationalisation : Capitalist or Socalist route?
Difference??
        *       Return of land: How??
        *       Transfer of economic power: How??
        *       etc

          

         

        On Mon, May 3, 2010 at 12:31 PM, sello mafrika Tladi
<[email protected]> wrote:

                 

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