Re: [PAYCO] Quo Vadis PAC
Greetings! Cde Nkrumah going forward that's the only pursuit I am prepared to engage on. The other gymnastics that leads to nowhere I am no longer prepared to entertain. Forward to socialist revolution! Linda Sent via my BlackBerry from Vodacom - let your email find you! -Original Message- From: "Nkrumah Raymond Kgagudi" Sender: payco@googlegroups.com Date: Mon, 2 Feb 2015 16:51:25 To: Reply-To: payco@googlegroups.com Subject: RE: [PAYCO] Quo Vadis PAC Greeting friends and comrades! “Never in history has any class achieved power without having political leaders, men capable of organising a movement and leading it” – Lenin. A cadre is a professional revolutionary, a qualified graduate in the art of revolution, from the purifying school of practical and ideological battles in defence of the poor and oppressed masses. None of us can refute that “the PAC has been slowly evaporating itself into total oblivion from the political radar”. We must note that these writings remain an exchange among us with access to Payco google group and worse of all are ignored by those leading the party who holds divergent ideas and methods responsible of the disintegration of the PAC, to reason with them has proven to be a futile exercise and thus delivered either sour fruits or nothing except maliciousness. The only logical action, is those who uphold the necessity of a revolutionary Pan Africanist organisation and accept such bitter truths and willing to explore ways and means to (re-) build a revolutionary Pan Africanist Party should converge and execute the necessary mass based programme. Shango lashu Nkrumah From: payco@googlegroups.com [mailto:payco@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of matome Sent: 01 February 2015 10:45 AM To: payco@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: [PAYCO] Quo Vadis PAC Comrade Sebenzile, I hope you are well my dearest Friend and Comrade. Would you allow me to take off by 'attacking' you and then to end differently? Since you are not here to engage in 'real time' I am now answering the foregoing question on your behalf. This I do in the knowledge that you are my Friend, and one of the finest of our generation. The question is, have you not been a part of this slumber, self exaggeration and pity ? The immediate answer is that you have been. And in addition if you wish to contest this, what have you done to change this state? Was it enough and or sufficient? All these questions seem to leave you on weaker ground. Are you still willing to hear this my Friend ? I thank you for allowing me to 'attack' you in this way without seeing my points as personal affront but an invitation to do more, and my sternest belief that you have what it takes to exert yourself more. Revolution and change require more than just type-writer bravery and intelligence. It is for this reason that mediocre lead the gifted and talented comrades like you. The pain and task of leading a revolution and party building are much more excruciating than that. Having said all of the above, to you my dear Friend, I here add my voice of praise to the validity that belies your submission. That question must occupy all of us, that is whether this vehicle can still carry this agenda, and whether it is not a wreckage from which we must isolate, extricate and advance the potent agenda contained therein. Signs are all that you are right, and on this one, very brave too, to have the guts to point this out. I do not have to remind you how Sobukwe was at some point like you, like you in that when the charterists ditched the Africanist program, and thus rendering themselves a wreckage, he and others were brave enough to say, let us pick the agenda away from this and find a vehicle to advance it. And they left a movement that was almost five decades old. That was brave. So we have to listen to you and to confront this question, and do an urgent assessment of whether the current vehicle is still a vehicle or a wreckage that is about to burn. And whether its immobility is a temporal state which can be fixed. If the latter is correct, I am sure there is extreme urgency. This view, the latter one, is getting weak by the day, as pitched against the reality of a vehicle that may have become a wreck. So well done my dear Friend !! Another thing that has been killing me inside is this: Have we imagined the potential pain of putting everything aside to fight for a people and movement who in your darkest days or even so, in your dying days are nowhere to acknowledge your sacrifices. I speak here of the many Apla boys who were hanged and those who continue to suffer in and outside of jail. What about their mothers, brothers and children? All that sacrifice gone to waste ? The above really really kills me. You see Gadaffi died a good one, Che, Saddam, Lumumba, Kwame and many others. Their flame continues. What about the flame of
RE: [PAYCO] Quo Vadis PAC
Greeting friends and comrades! “Never in history has any class achieved power without having political leaders, men capable of organising a movement and leading it” – Lenin. A cadre is a professional revolutionary, a qualified graduate in the art of revolution, from the purifying school of practical and ideological battles in defence of the poor and oppressed masses. None of us can refute that “the PAC has been slowly evaporating itself into total oblivion from the political radar”. We must note that these writings remain an exchange among us with access to Payco google group and worse of all are ignored by those leading the party who holds divergent ideas and methods responsible of the disintegration of the PAC, to reason with them has proven to be a futile exercise and thus delivered either sour fruits or nothing except maliciousness. The only logical action, is those who uphold the necessity of a revolutionary Pan Africanist organisation and accept such bitter truths and willing to explore ways and means to (re-) build a revolutionary Pan Africanist Party should converge and execute the necessary mass based programme. Shango lashu Nkrumah From: payco@googlegroups.com [mailto:payco@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of matome Sent: 01 February 2015 10:45 AM To: payco@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: [PAYCO] Quo Vadis PAC Comrade Sebenzile, I hope you are well my dearest Friend and Comrade. Would you allow me to take off by 'attacking' you and then to end differently? Since you are not here to engage in 'real time' I am now answering the foregoing question on your behalf. This I do in the knowledge that you are my Friend, and one of the finest of our generation. The question is, have you not been a part of this slumber, self exaggeration and pity ? The immediate answer is that you have been. And in addition if you wish to contest this, what have you done to change this state? Was it enough and or sufficient? All these questions seem to leave you on weaker ground. Are you still willing to hear this my Friend ? I thank you for allowing me to 'attack' you in this way without seeing my points as personal affront but an invitation to do more, and my sternest belief that you have what it takes to exert yourself more. Revolution and change require more than just type-writer bravery and intelligence. It is for this reason that mediocre lead the gifted and talented comrades like you. The pain and task of leading a revolution and party building are much more excruciating than that. Having said all of the above, to you my dear Friend, I here add my voice of praise to the validity that belies your submission. That question must occupy all of us, that is whether this vehicle can still carry this agenda, and whether it is not a wreckage from which we must isolate, extricate and advance the potent agenda contained therein. Signs are all that you are right, and on this one, very brave too, to have the guts to point this out. I do not have to remind you how Sobukwe was at some point like you, like you in that when the charterists ditched the Africanist program, and thus rendering themselves a wreckage, he and others were brave enough to say, let us pick the agenda away from this and find a vehicle to advance it. And they left a movement that was almost five decades old. That was brave. So we have to listen to you and to confront this question, and do an urgent assessment of whether the current vehicle is still a vehicle or a wreckage that is about to burn. And whether its immobility is a temporal state which can be fixed. If the latter is correct, I am sure there is extreme urgency. This view, the latter one, is getting weak by the day, as pitched against the reality of a vehicle that may have become a wreck. So well done my dear Friend !! Another thing that has been killing me inside is this: Have we imagined the potential pain of putting everything aside to fight for a people and movement who in your darkest days or even so, in your dying days are nowhere to acknowledge your sacrifices. I speak here of the many Apla boys who were hanged and those who continue to suffer in and outside of jail. What about their mothers, brothers and children? All that sacrifice gone to waste ? The above really really kills me. You see Gadaffi died a good one, Che, Saddam, Lumumba, Kwame and many others. Their flame continues. What about the flame of these comrades and martyrs. So in the light of the above, the neglect of those who suffered and the state of the party, this question that you raise is most poignant. I have not even dealt with our participation in contemporary issues, and our ability to contend with the future. So I put up my hands again to clap in praise of your bravery. This is my type writer support to your comments. Izwe Lethu ! I-Afrika ! Matome Mashao Sent from my BlackBerry® _ From: P
RE: [PAYCO] Quo Vadis PAC
Izwe lethu M’Afrila Malaza Leon Trotsky, one of the leaders of the 1917 Russian revolution, summed up the reason in 1938 when he wrote: "The historical crisis of mankind is reduced to the crisis of the revolutionary leadership" (from The Transitional Programme, written for the founding congress of the Fourth International). These words are as true today as they were then. Trotsky, in his book The History of the Russian Revolution, wrote: "Without a guiding organisation, the energy of the masses would dissipate like steam not enclosed in a piston box. But nevertheless, what moves things is not the piston or the box but the steam". Discussion on the need for a revolutionary party and its form of organisation is very important today, especially as many young people regard themselves as ‘anti-capitalist’ and are interested in socialist ideas including Pan Africanism, but have a degree of mistrust towards political parties which are consumed by bourgeoisie politics and sophistry of the African comprador bourgeoisie . This is hardly surprising given the bureaucratic and undemocratic methods of the main capitalist political parties and the attacks they make on living standards when in power. To be successful, insurrection must rely not upon conspiracy and not upon a party, but upon the advanced class. That is the first point. Insurrection must rely upon a revolutionary upsurge of the people. That is the second point. Insurrection must rely upon that turning-point in the history of the growing revolution when the activity of the advanced ranks of the people is at its height, and when the vacillations in the ranks of the enemy and in the ranks of the weak, half-hearted and irresolute friends of the revolution are strongest. Everyone is free to write and say whatever he likes, without any restrictions. But every voluntary association (including the party) is also free to expel members who use the name of the party to advocate anti-party views. Freedom of speech and the press must be complete. But then freedom of association must be complete too. I am bound to accord you, in the name of free speech, the full right to shout, lie and write to your heart’s content. But you are bound to grant me, in the name of freedom of association, the right to enter into, or withdraw from, association with people advocating this or that view. The party is a voluntary association, which would inevitably break up, first ideologically and then physically, if it did not cleanse itself of people advocating anti-party views. “Victory will belong only to those who have faith in the people, those who are immersed in the life-giving spring of popular creativity” Lenin Shango lashu Nkrumah From: payco@googlegroups.com [mailto:payco@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of matome Sent: 01 February 2015 10:45 AM To: payco@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: [PAYCO] Quo Vadis PAC Comrade Sebenzile, I hope you are well my dearest Friend and Comrade. Would you allow me to take off by 'attacking' you and then to end differently? Since you are not here to engage in 'real time' I am now answering the foregoing question on your behalf. This I do in the knowledge that you are my Friend, and one of the finest of our generation. The question is, have you not been a part of this slumber, self exaggeration and pity ? The immediate answer is that you have been. And in addition if you wish to contest this, what have you done to change this state? Was it enough and or sufficient? All these questions seem to leave you on weaker ground. Are you still willing to hear this my Friend ? I thank you for allowing me to 'attack' you in this way without seeing my points as personal affront but an invitation to do more, and my sternest belief that you have what it takes to exert yourself more. Revolution and change require more than just type-writer bravery and intelligence. It is for this reason that mediocre lead the gifted and talented comrades like you. The pain and task of leading a revolution and party building are much more excruciating than that. Having said all of the above, to you my dear Friend, I here add my voice of praise to the validity that belies your submission. That question must occupy all of us, that is whether this vehicle can still carry this agenda, and whether it is not a wreckage from which we must isolate, extricate and advance the potent agenda contained therein. Signs are all that you are right, and on this one, very brave too, to have the guts to point this out. I do not have to remind you how Sobukwe was at some point like you, like you in that when the charterists ditched the Africanist program, and thus rendering themselves a wreckage, he and others were brave enough to say, let us pick the agenda away from this and find a vehicle to advance it. And they left a movement that was almost five decades old. T
RE: [PAYCO] Quo Vadis PAC
Izwe lethu M’Afrika We herewith inform and invite all PAC member residing in Johannesburg Region to participate and contribute in the party re-building programme. The Johannesburg Regional meetings are opened to all PAC members (with or without a branch and membership cards) Kindly note and diarise the following dates for political events and activities planned for February 2015 in Johannesburg Region as discussed and approve at various regional Interbranch meetings:- 2015 Theme:- Unite, Consolidate and Advance Pan Africanism for the Seizure of State Political Power On A Socialist Programme! 2. PAC Johannesburg Region InterBranch Meeting Purpose of the meeting to 1. Outline Regional Strategy, 2. Establish Regional Sub-Working Committee such Political Campaigns Sub-Committee, Political Education Sub-Committee, Finances and Resources Mobilisation Sub-Committee, Publicity and Information Sub-Committee; 3. Release APLA Freedom Fighters Campaign 4. Community Based Campaigns etc; Venue : PACE College Zola Date : 7th February 2015 Time : 11:00 – 16:00 3. Sobukwe Month Planned Activities (i) Orlando East Political Lecture for the mainly the community Venue: Orlando Communal Hall Date: 15th February 2015 Time: 15:00 -18:00 4. (ii) Poetry Session Dedication for RM Sobukwe Venue: Sister Sister (Dlamini Section) or Drill Hall (Twist Street opposite to MTN Noord Taxi Rand between Plein Street and Develliers) Date: 22nd February 2015 Time: 12:00 – 18:00 (ii) RM Sobukwe Public Lecture Welcome remarks: Dr Motsoko Pheko Key note Speaker: 1. Prof Herbert Vilakazi or Prof Sipho Tshabalala Key note Speaker: 2. Prof John Trimble (AAPRP) Venue: University of Johannesburg Date : 26th February 2015 Time : 15:00 – 19:00 5. Release APLA Freedom Fighters Campaign Planned Activities (i) Picket Protest Action 1 Place: Cape Town, Parliament Date: 12th February 2015 Time: 12:00 – 20:00 (ii) Picket Protest Action 2 Place : Boksburg Correctional Prison Date : 12th February 2015 Time : 06:00- 13:00 (iii) Picket Protest Action 3 Place : Sun City Johannesburg Prison Date : 13th February 2015 Time : 06:00 – 13:00 (iv) Picket Protest and March 4 Place : Tshwane (Pretoria), Department of Correctional Services (Head Offices) Date : 27th February 2015 10:00 – 15:00 6. Johannesburg Regional (inclusive) Conference Theme:- Unite, Consolidate and Advance Pan Africanism for the Seizure of State Political Power On A Socialist Programme! Venue : Ipelegeng Community Centre Date : 27th – 29th March 2015 Your participation and contribution to re-build and re-organise the PAC to assume and advance the Africa Revolution, time dictate upon us to confront and resolve the internal impediments which had threw PAC into total oblivion. “Never in history has any class achieved power without having political leaders, men capable of organising a movement and leading it” – Lenin. A cadre is a professional revolutionary, a qualified graduate in the art of revolution, from the purifying school of practical and ideological battles in defence of the poor and oppressed masses. Shango lashu Nkrumah Raymond Kgagudi From: payco@googlegroups.com [mailto:payco@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of matome Sent: 01 February 2015 10:45 AM To: payco@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: [PAYCO] Quo Vadis PAC Comrade Sebenzile, I hope you are well my dearest Friend and Comrade. Would you allow me to take off by 'attacking' you and then to end differently? Since you are not here to engage in 'real time' I am now answering the foregoing question on your behalf. This I do in the knowledge that you are my Friend, and one of the finest of our generation. The question is, have you not been a part of this slumber, self exaggeration and pity ? The immediate answer is that you have been. And in addition if you wish to contest this, what have you done to change this state? Was it enough and or sufficient? All these questions seem to leave you on weaker ground. Are you still willing to hear this my Friend ? I thank you for allowing me to 'attack' you in this way without seeing my points as personal affront but an invitation to do more, and my sternest belief that you have what it takes to exert yourself more. Revolution and change require more than just type-writer bravery and intelligence. It is for this reason that mediocre lead the gifted and talented comrades like you. The pain and task of leading a revolution and party building are much more excruciating than that. Having said all of the above, to you my dear Friend, I here add my voice of praise to the validity that belies your submission. That question must occupy all of us, that is whether this vehicle can still carry this agenda, and whether it is not a wreckage from which we must isolate, extricate and advance the p
Re: [PAYCO] Quo Vadis PAC
Comrade Sebenzile, I hope you are well my dearest Friend and Comrade. Would you allow me to take off by 'attacking' you and then to end differently? Since you are not here to engage in 'real time' I am now answering the foregoing question on your behalf. This I do in the knowledge that you are my Friend, and one of the finest of our generation. The question is, have you not been a part of this slumber, self exaggeration and pity ? The immediate answer is that you have been. And in addition if you wish to contest this, what have you done to change this state? Was it enough and or sufficient? All these questions seem to leave you on weaker ground. Are you still willing to hear this my Friend ? I thank you for allowing me to 'attack' you in this way without seeing my points as personal affront but an invitation to do more, and my sternest belief that you have what it takes to exert yourself more. Revolution and change require more than just type-writer bravery and intelligence. It is for this reason that mediocre lead the gifted and talented comrades like you. The pain and task of leading a revolution and party building are much more excruciating than that. Having said all of the above, to you my dear Friend, I here add my voice of praise to the validity that belies your submission. That question must occupy all of us, that is whether this vehicle can still carry this agenda, and whether it is not a wreckage from which we must isolate, extricate and advance the potent agenda contained therein. Signs are all that you are right, and on this one, very brave too, to have the guts to point this out. I do not have to remind you how Sobukwe was at some point like you, like you in that when the charterists ditched the Africanist program, and thus rendering themselves a wreckage, he and others were brave enough to say, let us pick the agenda away from this and find a vehicle to advance it. And they left a movement that was almost five decades old. That was brave. So we have to listen to you and to confront this question, and do an urgent assessment of whether the current vehicle is still a vehicle or a wreckage that is about to burn. And whether its immobility is a temporal state which can be fixed. If the latter is correct, I am sure there is extreme urgency. This view, the latter one, is getting weak by the day, as pitched against the reality of a vehicle that may have become a wreck. So well done my dear Friend !! Another thing that has been killing me inside is this: Have we imagined the potential pain of putting everything aside to fight for a people and movement who in your darkest days or even so, in your dying days are nowhere to acknowledge your sacrifices. I speak here of the many Apla boys who were hanged and those who continue to suffer in and outside of jail. What about their mothers, brothers and children? All that sacrifice gone to waste ? The above really really kills me. You see Gadaffi died a good one, Che, Saddam, Lumumba, Kwame and many others. Their flame continues. What about the flame of these comrades and martyrs. So in the light of the above, the neglect of those who suffered and the state of the party, this question that you raise is most poignant. I have not even dealt with our participation in contemporary issues, and our ability to contend with the future. So I put up my hands again to clap in praise of your bravery. This is my type writer support to your comments. Izwe Lethu ! I-Afrika ! Matome Mashao Sent from my BlackBerry® -Original Message- From: Pule Maqekoane Sender: payco@googlegroups.com Date: Sat, 31 Jan 2015 09:55:33 To: Reply-To: payco@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: [PAYCO] Quo Vadis PAC We are proud of you Mlaza! Wow, what a masterpiece! At the time some of us joined the PAC, the general membership was of the level of M'Afrika Sebenzile Mlaza. How many Sebenziles and how many Mlazas are still associating themselves with the PAC today? This is the wonderful piece. . Will the defunct split ready PAC leadership ever read it? Yes these cockroaches will dump it down their big bellies, of course without understanding, and you wonder when they won't comment? Force it unto them and extract an answer. Don't be shocked by the quality of the answer they will provide, don't stay numb. REMOVE THEM1 On Fri, Jan 30, 2015 at 4:41 PM, Sebenzile Mlaza wrote: > Revolutionary greetings to all, > > > > We've been too obsessed with self-congratulatory stances for too long and > yet the PAC has been slowly evaporating itself into total oblivion from the > political radar. And we further kept on blaming the ANC and a ridiculously > distant force like the CIA for our mishaps. I personally believe it is time > to wake up and face the bitter truth. PAC is in a comatose state for an > indefinite period of time, surely this is an in
Re: [PAYCO] Quo Vadis PAC
We are proud of you Mlaza! Wow, what a masterpiece! At the time some of us joined the PAC, the general membership was of the level of M'Afrika Sebenzile Mlaza. How many Sebenziles and how many Mlazas are still associating themselves with the PAC today? This is the wonderful piece. . Will the defunct split ready PAC leadership ever read it? Yes these cockroaches will dump it down their big bellies, of course without understanding, and you wonder when they won't comment? Force it unto them and extract an answer. Don't be shocked by the quality of the answer they will provide, don't stay numb. REMOVE THEM1 On Fri, Jan 30, 2015 at 4:41 PM, Sebenzile Mlaza wrote: > Revolutionary greetings to all, > > > > We've been too obsessed with self-congratulatory stances for too long and > yet the PAC has been slowly evaporating itself into total oblivion from the > political radar. And we further kept on blaming the ANC and a ridiculously > distant force like the CIA for our mishaps. I personally believe it is time > to wake up and face the bitter truth. PAC is in a comatose state for an > indefinite period of time, surely this is an indictment on the methods > we've applied to advance and articulate the core objectives Pan Africanism > and in executing our revolutionary task as Africanists. PAC has simply been > rendered incapable to execute its own mandate by some faceless political > thugs. I don't see how will we ever manage to salvage the party from this > unbearable situation. The stooges and unscrupulous characters at the helm > of the party who have been largely accountable to their many faceless > cliques have not helped the situation at all. The party has been in this > state of affairs for far too long. Nothing that should have been done has > not been done, instead the party has alienated most if not all of its best > cadres and intellectuals alike. > > > > The ambience has changed in the country so a new strategy has to be > adopted in order to remain relevant in this organic political milieu than > for us to appear to be led by a jamboree of masochistic gamins who suffer > from political narcolepsy. For Pete's sake, we all know that the PAC has > been precocious from its conception to its inception, I am curious to know > what really happened in exile, but that is a subject that will probably not > take us anywhere. Yesterday's politics were primarily driven by activism > and valour, now it's no longer that. The party is faced with a different > animal, it's called parliamentary politics. Unlike before, this behemoth > needs prowess, vision and acumen > > > > We've sacrificed a lot to be bamboozled by these self-serving lackeys at > the helm of the party masquerading as lecturers on the theory and practice > of Pan Africanism. It is high time that we should rethink our effectiveness > under the tutelage of the now defunct PAC (it feels like we are trying to > suffocate the dead), by focussing our energies on finding a new political > home that will be capable of pursuing an Africanist agenda without fear of > political, ideological and philosophical contradictions emanating from > anyone at any quarters. I do not mean a splinter group like APC or PAM, but > a new political home to pursue an Africanist agenda that will not be > hindered by the exile conflict in executing the core objectives of > Africanism. Indeed quo vadis PAC?? > > > > Inexactitudes not intended ... apologies in advance!!! > > > > Izwe lethu iAfrika!!! > > -- > -- > Sending your posting to payco@googlegroups.com > > Unsubscribe by sending an email to payco-unsubscr...@googlegroups.com > > You can also visit http://groups.google.com/group/payco > > Visit our website at www.mayihlome.wordpress.com > > --- > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups > "Pan Africanist Youth Congress" group. > To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an > email to payco+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. > For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout. > -- Pule Maqekoane (Co-ordinator) Makhaya Digital Divide Cell: +27 84 97 487 44 Office: +27 11 909 4275 *CONFIDENTIALITY & DISCLAIMER NOTICE* This message contains specific, confidential or proprietary information for exclusive use by the individual/entities to whom/which it has been addressed. If you or your company is not the intended recipient kindly notify the sender immediately. Any use or dissemination of the contents of this message is strictly prohibited. The content of this message does not constitute a commitment or an offer by Makhaya Digital Divide cc, except where expressly provided for in a written agreement. Any views and/or opinions expressed by the sender do not necessarily represent those of the Makhaya Digital Divide cc.
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Revolutionary greetings "cry Izwe Lethu" This is there most progressive important statement from comrade Sebenzile you have cross the breach before many of us to see what will the future hold when comrades think of the 20 years in vain of sacrifice building an organisation without making any significant inroads. That shows wheel of progress after so many years. It will be regrettable if ideas will be suffocated for another 20 years proposals of this nature which shows maturity to advance Pan Africanism must be engaged not criticised without looking back what has happened and what will be the future. I await for such ideas to be realised to give meaning to the current epoch of our struggle. On Friday, January 30, 2015, Sebenzile Mlaza wrote: > Revolutionary greetings to all, > > > > We've been too obsessed with self-congratulatory stances for too long and > yet the PAC has been slowly evaporating itself into total oblivion from the > political radar. And we further kept on blaming the ANC and a ridiculously > distant force like the CIA for our mishaps. I personally believe it is time > to wake up and face the bitter truth. PAC is in a comatose state for an > indefinite period of time, surely this is an indictment on the methods > we've applied to advance and articulate the core objectives Pan Africanism > and in executing our revolutionary task as Africanists. PAC has simply been > rendered incapable to execute its own mandate by some faceless political > thugs. I don't see how will we ever manage to salvage the party from this > unbearable situation. The stooges and unscrupulous characters at the helm > of the party who have been largely accountable to their many faceless > cliques have not helped the situation at all. The party has been in this > state of affairs for far too long. Nothing that should have been done has > not been done, instead the party has alienated most if not all of its best > cadres and intellectuals alike. > > > > The ambience has changed in the country so a new strategy has to be > adopted in order to remain relevant in this organic political milieu than > for us to appear to be led by a jamboree of masochistic gamins who suffer > from political narcolepsy. For Pete's sake, we all know that the PAC has > been precocious from its conception to its inception, I am curious to know > what really happened in exile, but that is a subject that will probably not > take us anywhere. Yesterday's politics were primarily driven by activism > and valour, now it's no longer that. The party is faced with a different > animal, it's called parliamentary politics. Unlike before, this behemoth > needs prowess, vision and acumen > > > > We've sacrificed a lot to be bamboozled by these self-serving lackeys at > the helm of the party masquerading as lecturers on the theory and practice > of Pan Africanism. It is high time that we should rethink our effectiveness > under the tutelage of the now defunct PAC (it feels like we are trying to > suffocate the dead), by focussing our energies on finding a new political > home that will be capable of pursuing an Africanist agenda without fear of > political, ideological and philosophical contradictions emanating from > anyone at any quarters. I do not mean a splinter group like APC or PAM, but > a new political home to pursue an Africanist agenda that will not be > hindered by the exile conflict in executing the core objectives of > Africanism. Indeed quo vadis PAC?? > > > > Inexactitudes not intended … apologies in advance!!! > > > > Izwe lethu iAfrika!!! > > -- > -- > Sending your posting to payco@googlegroups.com > > > Unsubscribe by sending an email to payco-unsubscr...@googlegroups.com > > > You can also visit http://groups.google.com/group/payco > > Visit our website at www.mayihlome.wordpress.com > > --- > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups > "Pan Africanist Youth Congress" group. > To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an > email to payco+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com > . > For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout. > -- Sent from Gmail Mobile -- -- Sending your posting to payco@googlegroups.com Unsubscribe by sending an email to payco-unsubscr...@googlegroups.com You can also visit http://groups.google.com/group/payco Visit our website at www.mayihlome.wordpress.com --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Pan Africanist Youth Congress" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to payco+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
Re: [PAYCO] Quo Vadis PAC
Revolutionary greetings "cry Izwe Lethu" This is there most progressive important statement from comrade Sebenzile you have cross the breach before many of us to see what will the future hold when comrades think of the 20 years in vain of sacrifice building an organisation without making any significant inroads. That shows wheel of progress after so many years. It will be regrettable if ideas will be suffocated for another 20 years proposals of this nature which shows maturity to advance Pan Africanism must be engaged not criticised without looking back what has happened and what will be the future. I await for such ideas to be realised to give meaning to the current epoch of our struggle. On Friday, January 30, 2015, Sebenzile Mlaza wrote: > Revolutionary greetings to all, > > > > We've been too obsessed with self-congratulatory stances for too long and > yet the PAC has been slowly evaporating itself into total oblivion from the > political radar. And we further kept on blaming the ANC and a ridiculously > distant force like the CIA for our mishaps. I personally believe it is time > to wake up and face the bitter truth. PAC is in a comatose state for an > indefinite period of time, surely this is an indictment on the methods > we've applied to advance and articulate the core objectives Pan Africanism > and in executing our revolutionary task as Africanists. PAC has simply been > rendered incapable to execute its own mandate by some faceless political > thugs. I don't see how will we ever manage to salvage the party from this > unbearable situation. The stooges and unscrupulous characters at the helm > of the party who have been largely accountable to their many faceless > cliques have not helped the situation at all. The party has been in this > state of affairs for far too long. Nothing that should have been done has > not been done, instead the party has alienated most if not all of its best > cadres and intellectuals alike. > > > > The ambience has changed in the country so a new strategy has to be > adopted in order to remain relevant in this organic political milieu than > for us to appear to be led by a jamboree of masochistic gamins who suffer > from political narcolepsy. For Pete's sake, we all know that the PAC has > been precocious from its conception to its inception, I am curious to know > what really happened in exile, but that is a subject that will probably not > take us anywhere. Yesterday's politics were primarily driven by activism > and valour, now it's no longer that. The party is faced with a different > animal, it's called parliamentary politics. Unlike before, this behemoth > needs prowess, vision and acumen > > > > We've sacrificed a lot to be bamboozled by these self-serving lackeys at > the helm of the party masquerading as lecturers on the theory and practice > of Pan Africanism. It is high time that we should rethink our effectiveness > under the tutelage of the now defunct PAC (it feels like we are trying to > suffocate the dead), by focussing our energies on finding a new political > home that will be capable of pursuing an Africanist agenda without fear of > political, ideological and philosophical contradictions emanating from > anyone at any quarters. I do not mean a splinter group like APC or PAM, but > a new political home to pursue an Africanist agenda that will not be > hindered by the exile conflict in executing the core objectives of > Africanism. Indeed quo vadis PAC?? > > > > Inexactitudes not intended … apologies in advance!!! > > > > Izwe lethu iAfrika!!! > > -- > -- > Sending your posting to payco@googlegroups.com > > > Unsubscribe by sending an email to payco-unsubscr...@googlegroups.com > > > You can also visit http://groups.google.com/group/payco > > Visit our website at www.mayihlome.wordpress.com > > --- > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups > "Pan Africanist Youth Congress" group. > To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an > email to payco+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com > . > For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout. > -- Sent from Gmail Mobile -- -- Sending your posting to payco@googlegroups.com Unsubscribe by sending an email to payco-unsubscr...@googlegroups.com You can also visit http://groups.google.com/group/payco Visit our website at www.mayihlome.wordpress.com --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Pan Africanist Youth Congress" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to payco+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
