The perceived merger between the PAC and the IFP is a sign of desperation by
the PAC former president Letlapa and the current careerist councillors to
maintain their existence in the history of the PAC. The exercise will not
yield
any positive results as far as the PAC is concerned. A normal person would not
opt for a unity with an outsider before fostering an internal unity.
Ideologically, the IFP is not different from the reactionary forces such as
the DA, Afriforum, AWB,Freedom Front, ANC, etc.
Furthermore, the population in Azania is more than 48 million and almost 13
million cast their votes during elections thus leaving more than 35 million
people undecided, a capable person would mobolize the undecided majority
population than collaborating with the agents of imperialism. This again proves
that Letlapa and his cronies have run out of ideas and are strolling towards
the
direction of collaboration with sellouts.
It is the responsibility of the principled PAC cadres in devising
revolutionary
means towards party building and stand firm in defending this noble
organisation. The politics of "collaboration" will not benefit the PAC except
those in the sellout mission.
Jabu Makhanya
073 286 7721
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