Revolutionary greetings to all,
We've been too obsessed with self-congratulatory stances for too long and yet the PAC has been slowly evaporating itself into total oblivion from the political radar. And we further kept on blaming the ANC and a ridiculously distant force like the CIA for our mishaps. I personally believe it is time to wake up and face the bitter truth. PAC is in a comatose state for an indefinite period of time, surely this is an indictment on the methods we've applied to advance and articulate the core objectives Pan Africanism and in executing our revolutionary task as Africanists. PAC has simply been rendered incapable to execute its own mandate by some faceless political thugs. I don't see how will we ever manage to salvage the party from this unbearable situation. The stooges and unscrupulous characters at the helm of the party who have been largely accountable to their many faceless cliques have not helped the situation at all. The party has been in this state of affairs for far too long. Nothing that should have been done has not been done, instead the party has alienated most if not all of its best cadres and intellectuals alike. The ambience has changed in the country so a new strategy has to be adopted in order to remain relevant in this organic political milieu than for us to appear to be led by a jamboree of masochistic gamins who suffer from political narcolepsy. For Pete's sake, we all know that the PAC has been precocious from its conception to its inception, I am curious to know what really happened in exile, but that is a subject that will probably not take us anywhere. Yesterday's politics were primarily driven by activism and valour, now it's no longer that. The party is faced with a different animal, it's called parliamentary politics. Unlike before, this behemoth needs prowess, vision and acumen We've sacrificed a lot to be bamboozled by these self-serving lackeys at the helm of the party masquerading as lecturers on the theory and practice of Pan Africanism. It is high time that we should rethink our effectiveness under the tutelage of the now defunct PAC (it feels like we are trying to suffocate the dead), by focussing our energies on finding a new political home that will be capable of pursuing an Africanist agenda without fear of political, ideological and philosophical contradictions emanating from anyone at any quarters. I do not mean a splinter group like APC or PAM, but a new political home to pursue an Africanist agenda that will not be hindered by the exile conflict in executing the core objectives of Africanism. Indeed quo vadis PAC?? Inexactitudes not intended ... apologies in advance!!! Izwe lethu iAfrika!!! -- -- Sending your posting to [email protected] Unsubscribe by sending an email to [email protected] You can also visit http://groups.google.com/group/payco Visit our website at www.mayihlome.wordpress.com --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Pan Africanist Youth Congress" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
