ANC spent more time necklacing young people than fighting Apartheid

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The office of the premier is responsible for the Free State provincial government. It is with concern that we note that this government is becoming less a provincial government and more an individual government. Hlasela remains the premier's private election campaign using the provincial government resources. The reason for this is because the ANC lost over 92 000 votes and three seats in this legislature in the last election.

That is why people are beginning to call the "Hlasela Campaign" the premiers' "Personal Pasela Campaign".

Everything in the Free State is run from the office of the premier. The Department of Rural Development informed the portfolio committee that they do not have to follow tender procedures, because the instructions come directly from the premier's office.

Speaker, on Monday the Honourable Neels van Rooyen stood here and blatantly lied to the House and the people about the DA run City of Cape Town. Let me enlighten this House with the truth about Cape Town.

In Cape Town the economy has grown under DA government and more jobs have been created than in any ANC run municipality in the country.
Within a year of taking over Cape Town the city's debt was cut by R1 billion which allowed capital for service delivery to increase by 15%. This extra money was put to good use by supplying electricity to informal settlements such as Happy Valley and Site B in Khayelitsha, areas that actually fall under the jurisdiction of Eskom, but Eskom had failed to supply power to these areas as the ANC had failed to do this as well when they governed Cape Town.
The city has been able to write off debt for the very poor by R1,5 billion.
Between 2006 and 2010 a total of R19 billion was invested in infrastructure in Cape Town. More than any ANC run city in the country.
The ANC governments talk Botho Pele, the DA governments deliver Batho Pele.

The DA acknowledges the wrongs of the Apartheid era, and the need for the moral and social reconstruction of our society. White people in South Africa are reminded of this every day. However, we must also acknowledge the wrongs carried out by the ANC.

During the liberation struggle, the ANC spent more time necklacing young people in townships and torturing, murdering and raping its own cadres at camps in Angola and Tanzania, than fighting the Apartheid regime. While this was going on their leaders were stealing Scandinavian country's funds meant for the struggle. In fact the training camps abroad were a farce to solicit funds from donors, which were then stolen by ANC leaders abroad.

Jacob Zuma was head of the security branch of the ANC during the 1980's, while the abuse of innocent ANC cadres was taking place. He and his security branch in Quatro, according to the ANC's own Stuart Commission of enquiry, treated women "as sex objects that can not develop militarily or politically".
 
"During the liberation struggle, the ANC spent more time necklacing young people in townships and torturing, murdering and raping its own cadres at camps in Angola and Tanzania, than fighting the Apartheid regime. While this was going on their leaders were stealing Scandinavian country's funds meant for the struggle. In fact the training camps abroad were a farce to solicit funds from donors, which were then stolen by ANC leaders abroad.

Jacob Zuma was head of the security branch of the ANC during the 1980's, while the abuse of innocent ANC cadres was taking place. He and his security branch in Quatro, according to the ANC's own Stuart Commission of enquiry, treated women "as sex objects that can not develop militarily or politically".

Who wrote this ? Or whose opinion is it?

AFAIK, the highlighted parts are definitely true. I have heard ex-ANC members confirm that.
 
A classic case of truth being counter-productive. I'm sure any ANC members who might have been considering 'lending' their vote to the DA were dissuaded by this (perfectly accurate) rant.

We still have a thing or two to learn about diplomacy, it seems.
 
Well if the current bunch are anything to by then this isn't surprising in the slightest. Makes you wonder about the not-so-current bunch as well.
 
We still have a thing or two to learn about diplomacy, it seems.

Ag, what difference does it make? Diplomacy...democracy...decency...only relevent when seen fit by certain parties wouldn't you say?
 
All lies no way Madiba would lead a party involved in that.
 
All lies no way Madiba would lead a party involved in that.

Yea not only would he lead a party like that but he would walk out of jail and not slaughter all the whites.

Yes the man is evil alan, evil to the bone bud. I wonder alan if you were mandela what would you have done after you were freed?

I would love to see a poll on that, would be very interesting.
 
Ag, what difference does it make? Diplomacy...democracy...decency...only relevent when seen fit by certain parties wouldn't you say?

Yes, that's kind of the point. The idea behind diplomacy is to know the people you are communicating to, so that you can communicate to them in the most effective way.

This DA twit evidently has no idea who he's dealing with.
 
Who wrote this ? Or whose opinion is it?

AFAIK, the highlighted parts are definitely true. I have heard ex-ANC members confirm that.

There's a big different between knowing the truth and shouting it from the rooftops in a manner that is going to offend people who are not to blame. Everyone, it seems, has blood on their hands in this unfortunate history. But perhaps diplomacy is called for?
 
Yea not only would he lead a party like that but he would walk out of jail and not slaughter all the whites.

Yes the man is evil alan, evil to the bone bud. I wonder alan if you were mandela what would you have done after you were freed?

I would love to see a poll on that, would be very interesting.

You have to forgive Alan, he's not all there... bitter Mandela didn't magically cure all of the world's ills with a wave of his wand.
 
All lies no way Madiba would lead a party involved in that.

How much leading do you think Madiba did from jail?

He was a token leader, meant to be a martyr nothing more.
When he was let out, suddenly all the cognac drinkers and the cigar smokers had to put someone in charge they have had no influence over, no chance to bribe or corrupt.
So they waited four years and put him to pasture and broke all his promises.

He is a mascot of the ANC nothing more.
 
You have to forgive Alan, he's not all there... bitter Mandela didn't magically cure all of the world's ills with a wave of his wand.

So true. We should have complained to the ASA at the first mention of 'Madiba Magic'. I mean, the guy didn't even wear a purple robe! :mad:
 
shame still desperately trying to disassociate their demigod from the party.....
 
Mandela certainly helped cure some of the ills in this country.
Someone called him a token, and he and was is a token, not just to the ANC.
I'ts a pity they still drag him out to gain votes, they are tarnishing his image by publicly displaying his frailty in the name of politics.
 
Probably true but does the DA really need to stoop to the ANCs level to win support? More importantly can they win support by stooping to the ANCs level?
 
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