This person sends an anonymous message from a gmail account, complaining of "street gossips".
Anonymous messages are as bad as, or worse than, "street gossips". I am not a moderator on this forum any more, but if I was, I would at least put this person's e-mail address on "moderated", and if there was any more such nonsense coming from the anonymous address, I would ban it. VC On 23 March 2011 08:40, <[email protected]> wrote: > YCLSA should not depend on hearsays. Those who were there can tell a > different story. I was in particular disturbed by the fact that the minister > raised issues and there after wanted to leave because he was hurrying > somewhere. The noise was a grumble from students and staff who wanted to > engage the minister. > > Leaders should not think that the information they have is omnipotent. I > think that for YCLSA to seek to defend the minister who has a well equipped > office in government smells of a rat. It makes me suspect that there is an > internal war within the party such that YCLSA supect that those who attended > the lecture are those with dissent on party operational matters. > > Equally, it was correct of SASCO members to differ with the minister on the > non provision of free education. The minister is not a superman that makes > people to agree on anything he sayz. The conclusion that calls on us to > debate internally suggest that YCLSA did not understand the platform and the > capacity on which the minister was speaking. This was not a political but > academic platform. > > Can YCLSA be freed from factional support and responses on street gossips. > > Sent from my BlackBerry® wireless device > ------------------------------ > *From: * Gugu Ndima <[email protected]> > *Sender: * [email protected] > *Date: *Wed, 23 Mar 2011 08:15:54 +0200 > *To: *<[email protected]> > *ReplyTo: * [email protected] > *Subject: *[YCLSA Discussion] Fwd: YCLSA CONDEMNS THE REPORTED HECKLING > AND BOOING OF SACP GENERAL SECRETARY AND MINISTER OF HIGHER EDUCATION > > > > *YCLSA CONDEMNS THE REPORTED HECKLING AND BOOING OF SACP GENERAL SECRETARY > AND MINISTER OF HIGHER EDUCATION* > > > > *22 MARCH 2011* > > > > The Young Communist League of South Africa (uFasimba) condemns with the > contempt it deserves, the reported heckling and booing of Cde. Blade > Nzimande, General Secretary of the SACP and Min. of Higher Education on > Friday by a group of people (said to be members of SASCO and NEHAWU) at the > Tshwane University of Technology. Cde. Nzimande was expected to deliver a > lecture as per invitation by the university. > > > > We view the persistent, uncomradely and foreign culture as a form of > promoting political intolerance and a means to shut down fellow comrades > from constructive engagements that can help bring about solutions for the > challenges faced by our society. When heckling and booing happened at the > Special Congress of the SACP, at the ANC Youth League NGC and at our own > Congress, the leadership of the YCLSA took responsibility and condemned > these actions, and we will continue to do so with the interest of promoting > constructive debates. > > > > We had hoped by now both SASCO, NEHAWU and the TUT management would have > already come out strongly to condemn these actions. Instead what we have > read was a tacit admission by SASCO that they organized the heckling and > booing, if not, that they support it, as was evident in their attack of the > General Secretary of the SACP in their subsequent statements through their > Secretary General, Lazola Ndamase. > > > > Irrespective of our collective and united commitment towards the attainment > of free quality public education, an ideal we championed when it could > easily be ridiculed; we will however never flinch when such legitimate > demands are used for cheap politicking within or by SASCO. > > > > The struggle for quality public education shall be waged, and won, parallel > to the struggle in defense of the unity of our movement, its collective > discipline and its paramount traditions of robust debates devoid of > hoodlum-politicking. We anticipate students in our country, especially > members of SASCO, to rise up from the gutter-politics displayed last Friday. > The right to differ with comrades should never be confused with > irresponsible conduct. We expect the best in debates from our future > intellectuals. > > > > We further condemn the silence by the TUT management, and call on them to > swiftly take action against the culprits just as they did when former > president Thabo Mbeki addressed and a student caused similar disruptions. > > > > As the YCLSA we will fight any attempts to try and isolate Cde. Blade > Nzimande from the leadership collective of the ANC and that of cabinet > through innuendos and apolitical overtones, and to try and wage a war > against the SACP by waging a war against the Ministry of Higher Education. > We further challenge the cowards who used that platform of a memorial > lecture as a way to raise issues they could not win within the SACP to come > back into the structures of the SACP and debate these issues through proper > protocols. > > > > *Issued by the YCLSA Head office* > > *For more information contact Gugu Ndima* > > *National Spokesperson* > > *0767831516* > > > -- > Gugu Ndima > +27 76 783 1516 > > > > -- > Gugu Ndima > +27 76 783 1516 > > -- > You are subscribed. 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