Cde Msimelelo, In deed there is a need to deal with elements who seems hell bent to disturbalise the ANC, Peters is one of the polarising figure in the ANC and the ANCYL President was correct to say if people are going to continue to make the ANC ungovernable they should leave. You see the problem with your narrow analysis is that you only pick the target and not want to understand the deep root cause of all this discourse.
An example has been FreeState tendency of not respecting party structure and always want to resolve party matter in court, it can be traced back to your Lekota's reign as Premier to recent innuendo by member towards Polokwane. The question which you should ask is what has been Premier in that Province role in financing these court battles to challenge ANC decisions. The Northern Cape is not immune from this tendencies. Subjective interest above party interest could not be tolerated in the ANC even if you call us intolerant towards other views. The recent uproar in N Cape by in large has been to try to defend selfish interest and not the gains of the ANC as collective. We could go ahead mention all this elements who when deployed in position of power assume to be power to the ANC. Limpopo being one etc. Therefore the militant outbursts of the leader of the ANCYL is informed by the love to jealously guard this noble movement which our forefathers left to us. Then if you cannot at your constituency defend the ANC, why must we trust you with responsibilities? If you read Through the Eye of the Needle, you will understand that Julius is correct to lambast some of these leading figures. The question which me and you should ask is whether the platform was correct for Julius to deal with Peters in public domain or should have taken her to task within the structure of the ANC as a deployee. Therefore you insinuation that the President of the ANCYL is a polarising figure is baseless and could not be left unattended by those of us who will do everything possible to defend this same ANC. I do not know what has been your view on the performance of the same leaders you so dearly adore in terms of constituency services? Maybe you had to share light with us so that we could within the ANCYL structure talk to Julius on what need to be the priority of his energy while guarding this ANC Jealously. Zuma Populist stance of Teenage Pregnancy. Unless you live in a remote fiefdom, you will call that polarising when a father is concern with the level of poverty and what lead to some of our own ANCYL members and potential members falling pregnancy, while the daunting task of tackling skills development is our country priority. You see common sense is not common at all. If we the ANC do not put pragmatic programme to deal with Social ills of the society, the same society will revolt against us (My apology for including you in this US aspects in case you are not one of US). The ANC priority emanating from the conference in Polokwane are Education, Crime Prevention, Health and Social Development. I am mentioning these because they seems to be the one that have direct relationship with what our President has been commenting about. You see unless we educate our youth and provide decent education, we will never achieve our targets of halving unemployment if 2014. Unless we deal with social ills of allowing our own you sisters fall pregnancy at that young age do to the over dependency of State provision of Social Grants, we will never achieve our own targets in terms of Millennium development Goals. Therefore you ought to enlighten us here as to what is this polarising populist view which the President is been castigated for. Please chief, stop spreading Propaganda to score cheap political views. The position on Teenage Pregnancy is a good one and we should not be afraid to say this Dependency Syndrome on the State is not sustainable and as such measures have to be crafted to deal with such. Please Read the Outcome of the Alliance Summit in order to understand the position of the President. I remain a loyal guarding of the ANC to the core and I will jealously guard it against abuse by propagandist like you. Kha ri ambe >>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 2008/11/14 09:10 AM >>> CMD Phumlani here are two examples, Zuma populist views on dealing with teenage pregnancy and Malema's recent outburst when he told Premier Peters to leave the ANC. Is that what we expect from leaders... Is this how things are done in the ANC? > Cde Msimelelo > > > > Kindly tell us more about the "polarising" and "controversial" part of > it on the side of the ANC President. What exactly are you telling us? > Then I will sincerely respond to your questions. > > > > Phumlani > > > > ________________________________ > > From: [email protected] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Skizo Skizo > Sent: 13 November 2008 02:45 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [YCLSA Discussion] Re: Zuma and Malema are polarising figures! > > > > Chief your a playing with fire these people of YCL they are ready to > kill for zuma > > > > ________________________________ > > From: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: [email protected] > Cc: [email protected] > Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 4:03:05 PM > Subject: [YCLSA Discussion] Zuma and Malema are polarising figures! > > > Why are Zuma and Malema such polarising figures. 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