Sbu,
 
thanks that you noted that this tapes shouldn't have reached the hands
of civilians and those who are guilty of crime be punished. why are you
leaving the actors in this theatre. i believe that actors are the ones
that must be punished not the spectators.
 
i can argue that those who issued this tapes did so in favour of
independency of the judiciary, unless you prove me wrong. secondly, if
by any chance you know that a crime had been committed and you keep
quite, you will be charged of defeating the ends of justice. lastly, why
punish the whistle blower?
 
Wonder

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From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of sibusiso Mchunu
Sent: 18/04/2009 02:15 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [YCLSA Discussion] The fitting punishment and the Tapes


the issue of Tapes, how do they land to the hands of ordinary citizen, i
think i agree with those who feel they might have landed in them wrongly
and i of the view that they must be investigated and uif found to have
done wrong they must get a fitting punishment. 
 
also those who got information from the NPA, (media houses)wrongly they
must be investigated and if found wrong and get a fitting punishment.
 
those who gave away NPA information to those who were not suppose to get
such information (ordinary citizens & Media houses), also they must get
their fitting punishment.
 
You will be the judge!
 
sbusiso


---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: zingisani nkanjeni <[email protected]>
Date: Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 12:29 PM
Subject: [YCLSA Discussion] Boesak lashes out at Mbeki
To: [email protected]


Amandla cde take the look at these what Allan
said...............................................
Congress of the People heavyweight Allan Boesak today lashed out at
former President Thabo Mbeki, saying he made several 'very very
important' mistakes during his term in office. 

*       Cope: 'Mbeki is our trump card'
<http://www.thetimes.co.za/News/Article.aspx?id=982342>  

*       Free SA election under threat: Dandala
<http://www.thetimes.co.za/News/Article.aspx?id=981980>  

*       SA Elections 2009 <http://www.saelections.co.za/>  

Boesak, Cope's premier-elect for the Western Cape, left the African
National Congress last year after publicly berating senior ANC leaders
for their apparent failure of leadership and principle and for
perpetuating the 'politics of race'. 

Boesak's comments to the Sunday Times appear to contradict pro-Mbeki
comments this week from some Cope leaders and supporters in other
provinces. Cope's Eastern Cape spokesman, Nkosifikile Gqomo, told The
Times earlier in the week that Mbeki had not received due recognition
for his "outstanding work' while in office. 

Boesak disagrees: "For me the mistakes that Mbeki made remain very, very
important things. It may be true that people are saying that now that he
is not in power anymore and he might be a different person -- I cannot
judge that."

"But I do believe that a lot of what had gone wrong in the ANC in terms
of its culture and its responses to the needs of the people had gone
wrong under Mbeki, and that remains true," Boesak said.

Boesak, who toured the Karoo and southern Cape this week, also
reiterated Cope's decision not to consider political coalition with the
ANC post-elections, neither nationally nor in any of the more
closely-contested provinces such as the Western Cape. 

"There are other political parties one could talk to if it comes to
that," Boesak said.

"Coalitions depend so much on a common basis of trust and a sharing of a
political vision," he said.

Amandla cdes 
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