I am not suggesting that we moved from the topic but just sharing my 
perspective. Yes the revolution have to be defended but the question against 
who and how. It is very important that the gains madde by the previous 
struggles must be protected whislt at the same time new advances have to be 
made. We can only do this  by building strong democratic fighting units on the 
ground, create clarity and unite the working class against the capitalistic 
class. We do this by educating ourselves about class struggle- learning from 
our mistakes and victories, organise the working class and agitate against all 
forms of injustices. But beyond that we need to build  a revolutionary 
organisation that can bring all the revolutionary elements together. We need 
very diciplined Cdes, not just anyone to become part of such a revolutionary 
force. i hope this helps.

 

 

 

 


Subject: RE: [YCLSA Discussion] have we lost touch with our people
Date: Wed, 21 Apr 2010 16:10:14 +0200
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]









Cde Thabang you are definitely on point as far as the topic is concern, but I 
am not getting you well in terms of what is to be done? Concerning the problem 
you have highlighted qabane, kindly clarify
Not that I am trying to move away from the main subject of “have we lost touch 
with our people” but qabane Che was speaking to the young people of the 
revolution, about how can they defend the revolution which happened to be 
communist as he was, do you think the advices that he gave are irrelevant and 
if that is the case kindly give clarity, but please do not move away from the 
main subject.
 

 
Samuel Somcuba
'the only things that stand between a person and what they want in life are the 
will to try it, and faith to believe its possible"
 




From: [email protected] 
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Thabang Ngcozela
Sent: 21 April 2010 03:19 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: [YCLSA Discussion] have we lost touch with our people
 
from the onset when the ANC was formed in 1912 it was an organisation of those 
you mentioned below, and it was only when the ANCYL was formed in 1944 that its 
character changed. Che Guevara is illrelavent since the ANC its nationalist 
organisation and Che was a Communist, so the ANC is not a Communist 
organisation but rather a nationalst dominated organisation with communist in 
it. The ANC started to distance itsself from the masses after the first 
democratic electons in 1994 and ever since then its politics detoriated and  
this will continue as its role or its basis for exsitance does not exist 
anymore. If the Union of 1910 did not exclude the blacks the ANC as we knew it 
would have never existed. Black and white nationalist united in 1994 under the 
government of national unity and this is what the ANC stood for before 1994. 
What does it stands for now? 
 
That is why we find it today behaving the way it does, pushing the very same 
capitalistic policicies the national party had, such as maximum resource 
exploitation regardless of what the people say on the ground, and incapable of 
delivering on its election manifesto and  promises. Its leaders in business 
impoverishing the same communities and the people that fought for liberation 
and voted it into power. This the reason why we have the arms deal that 
benefitted the west and few elites in SA. Promoting nuclear energy as the 
national party has done. Evicting people from their land because of mining 
ineterest. Silencing popular grassroots movements.
 
In reality there is no opposition, the DA and the rest in parliament all stand 
for capitalist democracy - capitalism with a human face and nothing more.
 
It is become redundant day by day, and it will at some stage become reactionary 
as some of its leaders are already pulling towards that line, its a   dying 
horse and its only time that will tell.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Date: Wed, 21 Apr 2010 14:48:23 +0200
Subject: Re: [YCLSA Discussion] have we lost touch with our people
From: [email protected]

To: [email protected]

Maybe cadres you should address your concerns to shivhambu and his lord Julius 
malema!



On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 10:26 AM, Samuel Somcuba <[email protected]> wrote:


This is quiet true maqabane, we (as the ANC) have continuously distance 
ourselves from the mass, we are actually moving away slowly from the ANCYL that 
revive the ANC from being an organisation of the privileged lawyers, chiefs, 
academics and so forth, we need to be like the generation of 1944 because as 
the youth are the only capable force the defend the revolution, 
In the article that was posted on this forum of Che Guevara (What a young 
communist should be) he says “the youth must be the vanguard of all movements, 
the first to be ready to make the sacrifices demanded by the revolution” 
It is the youth that can interact with the people, and it is the youth that can 
make the ANC the parliament of the people, we need to go to the to our 
branches, regions, provinces and conferences and congresses and take a 
resolution to defend a revolution as far as the local government is concern, 
because local government is the heart of the state power, if you deliver on 
local government you are likely to retain the state power,
 
But the solution is within our strength as the young people….
 

For a change lets debate policy driven issues not individuals…
 
Samuel Somcuba 
 
'the only things that stand between a person and what they want in life are the 
will to try it, and faith to believe its possible"
 




From: [email protected] 
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Percy Ndlala
Sent: 21 April 2010 09:00 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [YCLSA Discussion] have we lost touch with our people


 

Cde Dumisani I agree with you that there should be a way to interact with our 
people which demonstrate that we are part of them. We in this case referring to 
those who are privilaged to be in government/state institutions and in 
leadership/public representatives. It is however crucial to acknowledge that 
the state is a machinery of suppression, meaning it is designed to enforce 
certain ideas and practices. It has by its design mechanisms that ensures 
enforcement, that's why you have state aparatus/institutions like the army, 
police, courts etc, the super structure. The super structure is supposed to be 
the reflection of the base.

 

Whilst agreeing with you one should be quick to say there should be a balance 
between the two aspects, people first and the suppressive nature of the state. 
This brings you as an activist to fill the gap. You are privilaged to mediate 
and ensure that the working class is not exploited, they explore the recourse 
that is there in the statutory laws and even to ensure that public 
representatives take resolution that put our people first so that by the time 
the state machinery acts it does so in the interest of the people.

 

Remember that the history of all hitherto existing societies is the history of 
class struggles!

On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 8:44 AM, Tuis Dumisani <[email protected]> wrote:


Cde’s something disturbed me this morning and I would like the forum to debate 
about this, ever since we had democracy in our country and most of the 
municipalities are ANC controlled but we find day in day out that a court order 
was granted for the Municipality to forcefully remove people in informal 
settlements as it happened yesterday in the Eastern Cape leaving people about 
15 families homeless. Is it a new way of talking to the people through court 
orders? Those are our own brothers, sisters, parents, can’t we speak to them in 
a more civilized and ubuntu manner and come with a solution rather than using 
the sheriff and security forces? May be we lost touch and base with our own 
people. 
 
Lets talk
 
Dumisani Tuis
 
"The possibility that we may fail in the struggle ought not to deter us from 
the support of a cause we believe to be just"- Abraham Lincoln 
 
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