Dear Comrades, 

 

it's quite interesting to read the views or articulation of two leaders of 
UFASIMBA, both at different levels of leadership in the YCL. most participants 
in this forum know the leadership that both of you occupy in the YCL thus it's 
not important to mention your political background in this forum.  

 

It is with concern to note that cde Floyd supports the position of the two 
organisation, which he serves in the highest level of them. Cde's we have to 
take into consideration that the two structures have two different positions.

I believe it is remarkable that our leader supports two different positions.

 

I am thinking of you, Cde Floyd attending two youth meetings in different days 
and articulating your position on these issue(succession debate) in particular 
i am concerned about a young person that would unfortunate to attend these 
meetings and the the confusion you as a leader would have instilled to these 
young person.

 

Thus it is important to be clear on your position, we all know that you have to 
serve the interest of these organisation.

To avoid further contradition, you should at the most be silent about issues 
that are contrary within these organisations.

 

To both cde Alex and Floyd, since your contribution into these debate one gets 
a feeling of two different comrades, who are at each others throats. Remember 
that both of you serve the YCL, so it's important to always present a united 
front in your deliberations to help shape young people and the organisation.

 

amandla!!

 
 


Date: Fri, 17 Jul 2009 14:38:01 +0200
Subject: [YCLSA Discussion] Re: Succession debate - the problems of short memory
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]

I agree. Let's close this debate and start it at a correct moment.


On 7/17/09, Dalton Dan Gama <[email protected]> wrote: 

Comrades i will like to agree with cde Sandile Ngcobo when he says that let us 
pause on disscussing the succession debate moving forward. Really now the 
debate is continuing here in the forum more than in the outside public where it 
initially started and week after another comrades are busy perpetuating it to 
further extents please leaders let us just avoid this attempt of 
ill-desciplined senior leaders in the ANC and not entertain them, 
 
On this one comrades: 
 
Radialism is intect, Amandla!!!

 

On Thu, Jul 9, 2009 at 9:44 AM, Alex M. Mashilo <[email protected]> wrote:

Dear comrade Floyd,

I would really like to take the debate on succession further. I did not have 
access to internet over the past few days, because of relaying between cities 
in the EU.

It's clear that our representation of historical facts does not have 
substantial differences. The point of discussion is whether Cosatu is correct 
to have expressed its position about comrade JZ continuing as the President of 
both the ANC and the country in 2012 and 1214 respectively. The YCL has since 
supported Cosatu's position. The YL comdemned the move by both Cosatu and the 
YCL, stating that it's too early to debate the matter presently.

You have said that you are a member of both the YCL and the YL, serve in both 
the NC and the NEC of both organisations, and up hold the two positions.

I too, am a member of both the YCL and the YL, and currently serving, by virtue 
of being provincial secretary of the YCL, in the NC; I served in the REC of the 
YL in the period of our 22nd National Conference; and, presently, I'm based 
full time in Cosatu's affiliate, NUMSA, on a full time basis. I don't really 
think that credentials are so important that we can concerntrate on them and 
risk abondoning the real, substantive debate, succession.

You are saying that you don't have a position personally on the succession 
debate, but that you uphold both the positions of the YL and the YCL. There is 
a theoritical basis to your position, that of democratic centralism; but there 
is absolutely no theoritical articulation. The positions by both the YL and the 
YCL, I would take it as a given, were arrived at after real, living human 
individuals expressed their positions in considering the matter and arrived at 
conclusions. That's the starting point. And I wish to openly state that, in 
this context, I do have a position on this matter. Secondly, the YL differs 
with the YCL. Please, can you explain how in practice are you carrying out both 
the two differing positions. This will help me understand your theoritical 
articulation, which I just said, you did not articulate. Having heard you on 
this point I'll restate my position.

Cosatu and the YCL are right to express their views right now, JZ must continue 
in 2012 and 2014 respectively. That's my position now.






       -----Original Message-----
       From: Nyiko Floyd Shivambu [mailto:[email protected]]
       Sent: Mon 7/6/2009 8:53 PM
       To: [email protected]
 
       Cc:
       Subject: [YCLSA Discussion] Re: Succession debate - the problems of 
short memory


 
       Let's discuss. What are the issues..... I was merely extracting facts 
from history in order to enrich the discussion.


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