Comrades and friends please forwad me mandelas 2 books "long walk to
freedom" and "conversations with my self" please

On 6/3/11, Dominic Tweedie <[email protected]> wrote:
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> On 3 June 2011 14:03, thabo mathiba <[email protected]> wrote:
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>> cannot dowload the said files,may someone please download them all and
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>> On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 12:47 PM, Dominic Tweedie <
>> [email protected]> wrote:
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>>> *National Democratic Revolution, Part 8*
>>>
>>> [image: Strategy and Tactics]
>>> *Oliver Tambo,
>>> 1917-1993<http://www.anc.org.za/list_by.php?by=Oliver%20Tambo>
>>> *
>>>
>>> *Strategy and Tactics*
>>>
>>> *“The art of revolutionary leadership consists in providing leadership to
>>> the masses and not just to its most advanced elements… **what appears to
>>> be 'militant' and 'revolutionary' can often be counter-revolutionary.”*
>>> * *
>>> *“The enemy is as aware as we are that the side that wins the allegiance
>>> of the people, wins the struggle. It is naive to believe that oppressed
>>> and
>>> beleaguered people cannot temporarily, even in large numbers, be won over
>>> by
>>> fear, terror, lies, indoctrination, and provocation to treat liberators
>>> as
>>> enemies. In fact history proves that without the most intensive all-round
>>> political activity this is the more likely result. It is therefore all
>>> the
>>> more vital that the revolutionary leadership is nation-wide and has its
>>> roots both inside and outside the actual areas of combat. Above all, when
>>> victory comes, it must not be a hollow one. To ensure this we must also
>>> ensure that what is brought to power is not an army but the masses as a
>>> whole at the head of which stands its organised political leadership.”*
>>> * *
>>> *“In the last resort it is only the success of the national democratic
>>> revolution which - by destroying the existing social and economic
>>> relationships - will bring with it a correction of the historical
>>> injustices
>>> perpetrated against the indigenous majority…”*
>>>
>>> The above lines are taken from the ANC’s [Morogoro] Strategy and Tactics
>>> document of 1969 (linked below). It can be taken as the idea of the
>>> National
>>> Democratic Revolution (NDR) in a nutshell. What must be brought to power
>>> is
>>> not an army, but the masses.
>>>
>>> Politics is in the subjective realm. Politics is about the essence of
>>> subjectivity - freedom. But politics can only have an existence within
>>> the
>>> limits of objective realities.
>>>
>>> Objectively, the NDR has a steadily-built organisational history of
>>> personalities, of events, and of documents. It has worked within the
>>> several
>>> class components, and at the same time changed by its action the balance
>>> of
>>> class forces in South Africa.
>>>
>>> Next to the Freedom Charter, the original 1969 ANC Strategy and Tactics
>>> document is the most prominent of all the NDR documents. In discussing
>>> the
>>> military activities of Umkhonto we Siswe (MK), it outlines alliance
>>> politics
>>> in terms that are sometimes crystal-clear, and sometimes not so clear.
>>> For
>>> an example of the latter, the class nature of the enemy is not described
>>> in
>>> very direct terms in the S&T document itself. Still, the Morogoro S&T is
>>> the
>>> best one to use as the basis for a discussion of the subjective political
>>> action of this period, and for some of its remarks on the underlying
>>> class
>>> realities.
>>>
>>> The *new version of “Strategy and
>>> Tactics”<http://www.anc.org.za/ancdocs/history/conf/conference52/index.html>
>>> * passed at the 2007 52nd National Conference of the ANC at Polokwane
>>> supplies a concise description of how, in the past, the enemy was
>>> defined,
>>> thus (from paragraph 96 of that document):
>>>
>>> *“The liberation movement defined the enemy, on the other hand, as the
>>> system of white minority domination with the white community being the
>>> beneficiaries and defenders of this system. These in turn were made up of
>>> workers, middle strata and capitalists. Monopoly capital was identified
>>> as
>>> the chief enemy of the NDR.”*
>>>
>>> Unfortunately this clarity of the latest S&T document is only in relation
>>> to the past. In the paragraphs that follow the above, it can be seen that
>>> the current S&T rehabilitates the monopoly capitalists as part of
>>> “concentric circles” of “drivers of change”. This new S&T was drafted by
>>> the
>>> “1996 class project”, i.e. those who were removed from the leadership at
>>> the
>>> same conference but who nevertheless managed to get their version of the
>>> S&T
>>> passed. It holds out an imaginary scenario where the liberation movement
>>> mediates and manages relations between all classes in a static, eternal
>>> and
>>> practically class-neutral “National Democratic Society”.
>>>
>>> Whereas the 1969 S&T never mentioned any such static “National Democratic
>>> Society” but was, on the contrary, unequivocally in favour of a bold
>>> transfer of class power. *“In essence, a revolutionary policy is one
>>> which holds out the quickest and most fundamental transformation and
>>> transfer of power from one class to another,”* it said.
>>>
>>> *Please download and read the text via the following link**:*
>>> *Strategy and Tactics, Morogoro, 1969,
>>> ANC<https://sites.google.com/site/communistuniversity/texts/12-ndr/1210%2CStrategy%26Tactics%2CMorogoro%2C1969%2CANC.doc?attredirects=0&d=1>
>>> * (5882 words)
>>> * *
>>> *Further reading:*
>>> *Road to South African Freedom, 1962,
>>> SACP<https://sites.google.com/site/communistuniversity/texts/12-ndr/1210a%2CTheRoadtoSAFreedom%2C1962%2CSACP.doc?attredirects=0&d=1>
>>> * (18552 words)
>>> *Disruptive Role of the PAC and United Front Failure, 1962,
>>> Dadoo<https://sites.google.com/site/communistuniversity/texts/12-ndr/1210b%2CDisruptiveRoleofthePAC%2CWhytheUnitedFrontFailed%2CDadoo.doc?attredirects=0&d=1>
>>> * (1020 words)
>>> *Arusha Declaration, 1967, Nyerere
>>> <https://sites.google.com/site/communistuniversity/texts/12-ndr/1210c%2CArushaDeclaration%2C1967%2CNyerere.doc?attredirects=0&d=1>
>>> *(7171 words)
>>>
>>>
>>>
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