I am a member of PUDEMO and SWAYOCO but I don't hate the NNLC because I love 
multiparty my comrade. 



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From: gavtrevor <[email protected]>
To: [email protected] 
Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 3:25 PM
Subject: Re: [SSN Forum] Gavin Internet Revolutionary


Are you a member of NNLC ?
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>From: Nkosinathi Mamba 
>To: [email protected] 
>Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 1:20 PM
>Subject: Re: [SSN Forum] Gavin Internet Revolutionary
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>Comrade Garvin you seem to think that the struggle is about the internet. Some 
>of the questions you ask are just meaningless. I am starting  to think that 
>you are bored and have nothing to do. Some will talk, some will fight, some 
>will die and some will send emails. This is the struggle comrade. You are good 
>at sending emails, so do it comrade and maybe PUDEMO must have a pillar called 
>E-mail Struggle and you can lead it. Comrade Ray took a pillar of the movement 
>and implemented it and I have engaged him on this many times and he has told 
>me that he spoke to Masuku before starting this thing and Masuku told him to 
>go ahead. Now you are all barking at him. Jabavu has scars for this 
>revolution, he led the longest march of SWAYOCO from Mbabane to Manzini, he 
>led the longest hunger strike that defeated the 60 days detention without 
>trial. And you comrade? You ran away at the drop of a hat and now you are 
>shouting from the balcony in America. Just stay
 there and you will come and be a minister of e-mails when we finish. We don't 
need you to confuse us. Siya Embili.
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>From: gavtrevor <[email protected]>
>To: [email protected] 
>Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 11:59 AM
>Subject: [SSN Forum] You cant be wrong to get right re Re: Viva Talks about 
>Talks
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>Comrade Nkosinati, I have read what you wrote below with interest and it may 
>turn out to be you that helps us unravel the story of talks about talks. I 
>take it you a member of PUDEMO and its youth Structures that is also held by 
>all the modus of the Movement and that participating in political events of 
>this manner was in your judgment a personal rather than an organizational 
>matter. This is how it should be. However, when it comes to the historical 
>matters, that for which we have paths and detailed agreements and a Leadership 
>charges with the minutiae and process : the set of tools that we manage ? 
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>Before I take opportunity to discuss what you wrote below please clarify the 
>this statement. I also will deal with what you wrote down as said by comrade 
>ray russon separately as I think I would prefer to deal with your direct 
>impute and ideas than the spurious accusatory dreams of an egotist.
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>You wrote   "I have heard the story of a third force and it is starting to 
>make sensenow.".... Explain.
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>----- Original Message ----- 
>From: <[email protected]>
>To: "Swaziland Solidarity Network Forum" 
><[email protected]>
>Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 8:26 AM
>Subject: [SSN Forum] Re: PUDEMO LEADS! Viva Talks about Talks
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>Comrades, I am a studewnt leader in one of the institutions of higher
>learning. I am a member of SWAYOCO, SNUS and Yuoth in Action
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>Yes PUDEMO Leads and must do so in all fronts of our struggle. I am
>worried that PUDEMO does not want to lead the negotiations path.
>We the students and youth support the Talks about Talks. In fact we
>attended the Convention of Civil Society and we are satisfied with
>this process. I salute SNAT, the teachers union for supporting Talks
>about Talks and for supporting the students movement. I can not accept
>the argument that we are not ready to talk. There is never a right
>time or wroong time to talk and that is why this process is called
>Talks about Talks. For 30 years we have been struggling and we are
>still not ready to talk. Siyadlala lapha. This is a very good time to
>push for talks because the regime is on the ropes, the judicial
>crises, education crises, financial crises, konkhe nje kuyabhedza. We
>should take this opportunity to push the regime to a negotiated
>settlement. It is the the finacnail crises of apartheid that forced
>South Africa to the table isn't it comrades.  The party that extends
>the hand of peace in any conflict retains the moral high ground. When
>opening the Conventin Comrade Ray said one important thing and I wrote
>it down,  "We must retain the moral high ground in our struggle and by
>calling for talks we are telling the world that we care for this
>country and for our people, History will judge all those who are not
>here tonite". Mswati was invited and he boycotted the opening
>ceremony. This showed the whole world that he doesn't care for the
>country and his people. It is sad that he was joined by our beloved
>PUDEMO in the process. I have heard the story of a third force and it
>is starting to make sensenow. If Mswati plays the fool let us not be
>fools also because when 2 fools argue you ca't see the difference.
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>Embili Ngwane
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>On Nov 22, 9:29 am, mandisa dube <[email protected]> wrote:
>> A strategic moment comes once in a while. Let us seize this moment.
>> Political ideology unites people: confusion around ideology leads to
>> confusion in the organisation and ultimately leads to confusion in the
>> strategy and tactics. That is why today there is a confusion whether
>> we a struggling for a constitutional monarchy or a democratic
>> republic.The organisation is a weagon for the implementation of our
>> ideology.
>>
>> Who is the enemy of the Swazi people? Doesn't a polico-military
>> strategy require political and military structures? Preparedness is
>> crucial.
>>
>> The feudal-lords and imperialists have monopoly over our land. A
>> majority of the Swazi populace resides in the rural areas under the
>> rule of the landlord. This makes the agrarian revolution a very
>> crucial element of our struggle. Then a question comes; does the Mass
>> Democratic Movement in Swaziland have a clear agrarian programme aimed
>> at the total destruction of feudal relations? Feudalism is an
>> impediment to socio-economic development everywhere. Forward to an
>> Agrarian Guerilla-warfare! We must uproot the landlords from our
>> communities.
>>
>> On the constitutional monarchy: i think mswati and his family's fate
>> will be determined by the role they play now, that is, in the struggle
>> for the democratisation of our beloved country. And the reality now is
>> that the monarchy as an institution (chiefs included) is a stumbling
>> bloc, it is trying to fight against social development: trying to
>> fight against the laws of nature. Another question comes, what will be
>> the role of the monarchy in a democratic Swaziland? Moreover, what is
>> culture?
>>
>> On the liberatin front. Is the SUDF properly structured? Is it a
>> democratic or bureaucratic front? The truth is, most constituances of
>> the SUDF's affiliates doesn't have a clue of what's cooking in the
>> liberation front, let alone its aims and objectives. In the branches
>> of the trade unions (shopfloor level) for instance, the workers don't
>> even know what the abriviation SUDF stands for. The liberation front
>> is not democratic if it does not involve the rural communities. And
>> these communities can only be mobilised through their day-to-day
>> struggles in their respective areas. We must urgently build a
>> campaigns and demands based rural people's movement. The
>> worker-peasants alliance can be built through action only.
>>
>> That is why we view the current negotiations as premature. What is it
>> that we have won on the battle-field? Are we negotiating for our
>> freedom? Negotiating with who? A transition process must also be
>> democratic. What transition that does not respect the participation of
>> the communities. Community based organisations, the rural communities
>> in particular, must be built and strengthened so that they play their
>> rightful role in this process. They must speak for themselves. We
>> can't decide on their behalf.
>>
>> PUDEMO is a vanguard of the national liberation struggle in Swaziland,
>> and that must be seen in practice. No one should be allowed to spoil
>> PUDEMO's political, not even its leadership. The workers are the main
>> force of our struggle, and that too, must be seen in practice.
>>
>> Tinkhundla must be dismantled and an interim government put in place.
>> Phansi nge royal aristocracy! Forward to a Democratic Republic!
>>
>> Viva PUDEMO! Viva SUDF! Viva TUCOSWA! Viva CPS!
>> The people shall govern! The people shall share! Atibhunye tinsiba enhlolo!
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