Cde Kabelo, I also listened to Terror's load of rubbish earlier on. Look, I don't have anything against him as a person, but I think he was simply blowing hot air, like Cde Mbaks would say: "he was ventilating into the microphone". His speech is not worth any strategic analysis, for he demonstrated to be less conversant with the history, policies and tradition of our movement. He has exposed his buffoonery by allowing himself to be used as a cannon-fodder by his principals who are the "seeping partners" in this "new party" project, anyway they are used to being sleeping partners. He confidently speaks as a self-annointed guardian of democracy, whilst failing to answer the question about the organizational democracy within the ANC which saw the democratic election of Cde JZ and Malema in both Polokwane and Mangaung respectively. I think our attempts in producing sound analysis out of this utter rubbish will be a futile exercise which will only give credence to non-issues.
What we should perhaps be doing, instead, is to strengthen our branches and make them difficult for any infiltration. I think Lekota and Co. should not be summarily expelled from the ANC, but be summoned before the DC of the ANC and subjected a prolonged disciplinary action, which will frustrate their efforts of wanting to become peace-time heroes in the eyes of our public. They must be made to leave on their own accord, because they are pushing us into expelling them, so that they can look like victims of political purging. Steve Mamphekgo On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 12:44 PM, Luzuko Buku <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Similar to Cde Kabelo I am very disapointed with terror lekota, his > interpretation if the clause of the freedom charter which says, The people > shall govern' is totaly illinformed in the current situation. The question > of killing for an individual did not arise because the ANC YL did not want > the people to govern but arise from the fact that Likota and his cronies > within the government of the movement were taking steps that the individual > that they did not like, the individual that happened to be the presendent of > the ANC elected by people ( who shall govern in terms of the freedom > charter). The statement that seemed to imply that we are ready to kill for > JZ was in response to their campaign to make sure that JZ does not become > the president of the republic. So the view was protecting the mandate of > people ( who shall govern in terms of the freedom charter) from things that > they ( likota and his cronies) were and are still doing. So likota should > not interpret the freedom charter like a lawyer or a politician wanting to > protect his narrow ends. > > Also on the issue of the attack on the judiciary, the judiciary was not > attacked but was being protected from perpetual intervention by them ( > likota and his cronies). The statements made agianst the judiciary were > basically calling it into order so that it takes into account that it will > not be used for as a tool for political campiagn. The Nicholson judgement > confirms this point. lastly we have never said that JZ is innocent, but we > said his constitutional right of being innocent until proven guilty were > being violated mainly because the likotas of this world were trying by all > means to influence the decision of the Judges against JZ. JZ was convicted ( > because of the likotas of this world) guilty until he proves himself > innocent. On that situation why cant we call the judiciary into order? > > ----- Original Message ---- > From: kabelo lekitlane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: [email protected]; Emmanuel Simango < > [EMAIL PROTECTED]>; ntandazo. siqwala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; > "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; " > [EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; Joseph > Molutsoane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; > [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Wagy Lesebese <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; > [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Wednesday, October 8, 2008 12:16:42 PM > Subject: [YCLSA Discussion] let lekota move > > Amakomanisi!! > > Comrades, i am deeply touched and concerned about the behaviour of Cde > former chair (Terror Lekota), of cause this is not a unilateral move, but he > is just a porn to ignate war and confusion within the ANC. > > let me point that Cde Terror is now raising a very controvesial issue, > regarding the Tripatite Alliance. in his statement he blutantly disregard > the SACP '*ANC is Not SACP and the SACP is not ANC'* , ofcause legally, by > vertue of independent constitutions, these are two organisation, but comrade > need to be reminded that, politically these two organization have been > bonded by the basic guiding document of our revolution, *the freedom > charter,*and continued working together as tripatite allience. however, > it has been the trend of the Mbeki-led ANC to isolate the two political > organisations, now coming explicit in the public and to general members of > the movement. > > This has been the act that continued to reduce the ANC as a political > party. i dont expect cde terror to share the same sentiments with me on this > one and thats because he clearly stated that he is not a member of SACP, > even though that on its own raises a question on the said understanding of > history of the movement by cde terror. Allow me comrade to say that, Cde > terror (not alone) does have a problem with the SACP in particular. in his > statement he finger-point Cde Mantashe as the dual leader to both ANC and > SACP as if its unconstitutional and unfamiliar to the culture of the > movement, whereas the ANC welcomes everyone who commits him/herself to its > principles. > > The acts of Cde Lekota and his cronies are imbued by the selfishness, > arrogance and the hunger for power. in my view, this is due to the shift > within the movement, the correct one for that matter. the fact that the > allience is now intact in persuence of the NDR, result in cde Lekota and > those within the movement who shares his bealive to feel unwelcomed and feel > to attack the organization. if Cde Lekota respect and uphold democrary like > he claim to do, he should beggin to respect the decisions of the > democratically ellected leadership by the members of ANC, not to mention the > due processes within the movement. He is now a member of ANC, wether former > chair or not, therefore he should follow the internal processes of the > movement, he is now popular in the media because the ANC deployed him as the > Minister of Defence, anyone can occupy shuch position but the ANC decides. > > Cde Terror, do not bring confusion within us. ANC is in good leadership and > ANC is correct. > lets continue to engage. > > Matimba!! > > > > > > > > > > > * * > *Kabelo Lekitlane (Mr.) > Cell : 076 677 2143* > *Fax : 086 516 7847 > e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > * > > > > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You are subscribed. This footer can help you. Please POST your comments to [email protected] or reply to this message. You can visit the group WEB SITE at http://groups.google.com/group/yclsa-eom-forum for different delivery options, pages, files and membership. To UNSUBSCRIBE, please email [EMAIL PROTECTED] . You don't have to put anything in the "Subject:" field. 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