On the SACP's creeping coup

[NameOfBeast]

Stanley Uys on the SACP's latest power play:

All this is set out in a SACP September 10 policy discussion document (see here) - probably the most brazen, if as yet only proposed, change in South African politics in living memory. The SACP's motives and planned moves have been analysed in some detail in these columns by Paul Trewhela (lessons to be learnt from the SACP's record), Dave Steward (how the SACP's power grab would be realised), and George Palmer (the alarming consequences of the application of SACP economic policies). The September 10 document should be required reading for South African business leaders, politicians, foreign governments - all 11,000 words - because it explains the logistics of the SACP's planned power and policy grab in South Africa.

http://www.politicsweb.co.za/politicsweb/view/politicsweb/en/page72308?oid=107537&sn=Marketingweb%20detail

 

[rwenzori]

Fascinating article - thanks!

 

[Arthur]

Great links. Thanks.

Terrifying thought that the SACP coup might well eventually lead to the Zimbabwefication of SA.

 

[Alan]

Scary but unfortunately so predictable