[YCLSA Discussion] Is SASCO at the right track?

[Mduduzi H Vilakazi]

Hey  Cde Phasha,    I fully agree with you. You remind me of the fast train that was stopped in Mtata. It moved without commuters. It marginalized organic intellectuals and created a mediocrity that will agree without question. TUT was their playing field. Some might say I was bitter or still am - and yes I was because I saw people who had no interest of serving students but their big egos. Thanks to the sober comrades who stopped that train. I led with you on a politically progressive CSRC, I know what you mean.   The reason for the change of leadership was based on a rumours that the CSRC SASCO deployees were divided. The then NEC decided that they lost trust in Mdu and Phasha because we did supported Floyd for the position of Secretary General in Limpopo in 2005 and were correctly suspected to be supporting him as well in Cape Town. For that reason they had to compromise both of us but could not because of our mass based support in TUT thus they compromised you for "comrade" Arthur Mngomezulu.   To think that the NEC was done, it brought a list (enroute to the Mtata congress) that suggested who should be in the NEC aligned with their list. It undermined the capacity of the leadership of the province and the wisdom of branches to decide on who qualifies to be in the NEC thus engage with other provinces as such. It demoralized the then chairperson of the province and some members of the PEC and branches. Summarily, this was viewed by us as a suppression of democratic processes and independent provincial political views.   As for the congress of SASCO in Gauteng, I wish the decision to continue with the congress can be reversed. I blamed those who wore the T-Shirts of "Mawethu for president" for reasons that are known to all of us. I said even if one supports a leader, printing and distribution of such T-Shirts was foreign to the organization. I also opened engagements for both the Joburg and Tshwane region on the issue of leadership but failed and was accused of being sent by my "principals".   I, in the same way, criticized those who came to the congress venue to disrupt in an unbecoming way. I was hit with a chair in that congress by those who viewed the actions of the outgone president as factional. I, moreover, supported the decision of calling police to the congress because the property of the institution was in danger of vandalism but I was against the chasing away of official delegates from branches and REC who differed with the preference of the NEC on leadership. This made the congress, in my view, no longer to qourate, even if credentials were controversially adopted. A congress can not continue only because credentials were adopted, more than half of the delegates should still be at congress.   I hope and believe that the current leadership will not fall in the trap of deploying mediocrity into the SRC because that will definitely compromise students and reverse the gains that others have made in transforming institutions of higher learning. I also believe that the NEC will not sideline certain provinces for not supporting them in Mtata. The focus of the NEC should be a massive political education that will produce marxist-leninist students.   I am happy in the way SASCO congress in Mpumalanga was conducted. The deployee from the NEC comrade Mandlana did not come to congress with his preferred list of candidates for the PEC but intervened where congress was moving away from unity. as a result, only one position was contested and democracy took its course. The provincial congress was a political school. The contributions by both the outgone chairperson and the deployee of NEC were political engagements that sparked debates. WE lived up to the theme of congress "Deepening debates, Building a new cadre in defense of the revolution".   Forward with the new National Collective.         >>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 22/10/2008 07:57 >>> You are brutal Cde Georh, but i am happy of refreshing honesty contained in your brutality.History will judge harshly, those you have messed up Sasco for thier own selfish and factional agendas. It all started in one Congress at former Wits Tech(UJ 2004), it went worse at Limpopo(2005) and it deteriorated at Capetown(Uct 2006). Forward with the new National Collective > > > Cde mishack > > i tried earlier to respond to your invitation. i think you need to look > into the correctness of the date. I think it could be prudent for us to > come there to popularise the ANC ahead of the upcoming elections. I have > just recently left the employ of IEC and am aware that the registration is > coming on the 8 an 9 of November 2008. I would also encourage cde to > liaise with the IEC in their municipalities to request what is known as > targeted campaigns, if agreed to, the IEC will dispatch people to register > that targeted area i.e residendentials in campus. > > i however would have to apologies to the forum on my views that I would > not want to partake in the Gauteng SASCO activities owing to the reasons > that you know. You were elected in an unscrupulous manner in a congress > characterised by fraudulent tendencies, your own campus for which you were > a secretary before your controversial election into the so called PEC was > at the fore front of a brutal bumping of cdes along with who I was marched > out of TUT provincial congress by police earlier this year. After loosing > heavily in UNITRA you now call for our participation to affirm you in > student leadership such that you can continue leading with a MAFIA > administrative style that you were taught by former SASCO SG! you continue > to marginalise in the listing process or disciplined cadres such as > LINCON, FRASER AND TSHOLO. > > I am not going to assist you in your endeavor to self entrenchment until > you repent for real. I was once used myself and repented and was never > ashamed to face comrades that I have wronged. it is your turn cadre repent > from evil! To qualify my statement about the lack of vision on behalf of > the current so called SASCO PEC, I have missed your presence in the PYA > provincial summit I also did not hear anything from you when all > structures where submitting proposals for street renaming in the recent > public hearing in Tshwane. What are you existing for ? > > I have since made numerous calls to the current progressive SASCO NEC > collective to actually look into the matter of gauteng. Let us focus our > energies to work for genuine struggles other than petty campus politics! > > TShego George > >> >>> >>> Cdes lets forget about masala and his friends i want to make an >>> invitation to all PYA components that as PYA in TUT Soshanguve campus >>> we have a SIYANQOBA campaignon wednesday(20TH OCTOBER) in tut >>> soshanguve campus just on the eve of TUT SRC ELCTIONS. >>> WE therefore invite everyone whose from the MDM structure to comr to >>> support us as we soldier on in ensuring victory for us and setting the >>> precedium for ANC to win NATIONAL ELECTIONS next year. we request for >>> ur support cdes. >>> >>> >>> for further clarity u can call  SASCO  BRANCH SECRETARY NKULULEKO AT >>> 0761703561 OR YCL SECRETARY CDE SANTOS 0734092886, OR CDE ANC YOUTH >>> LEAGUE SECRETARY NGWATO AT 0730521639 >>> >>> >>> VIVA PYA VIVA!!!!!!!!!!!!CDES VICTORY IS CERTAIN >>> >>> > >>> >> >> >> >> ------------------------------------------- >> South Africas premier free email service - www.webmail.co.za >> ------------------------------------------------------------------ >> For super low premiums, click here http://www.webmail.co.za/dd.pwm >> >> >> > >> > > > > ------------------------------------------- > South Africas premier free email service - www.webmail.co.za > ------------------------------------------------------------------ > For super low premiums, click here http://www.webmail.co.za/dd.pwm > > > > > ------------------------------------------- South Africas premier free email service - www.webmail.co.za ------------------------------------------------------------------ For super low premiums, click here http://www.webmail.co.za/dd.pwm --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You are subscribed. 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