O opile kgomo lenaka, Kotsi ke ge ka dimeetining the less educated English fanatics tend to be celebreties and prophets of democracy....
On 15/08/2009, Dominic Tweedie <[email protected]> wrote: > Dumelang bagaetsho, > Hangata modi politiking tsa kgolosetsego yasetshaba reboyifa godirisa > sagarona ibile reditlhonga gosupa gore ngwao yarona relebaNgunibaSotho > bapepenene ihlile rele maAfrika kakaretso remaKomanisi kaBotho barons! > > Comrade Muziwakhe Lembede and many of us who matured politically between > 1968-73 had no problem with Communist Manifesto copies that were smuggled by > the underground or lessons from first Alumni from haMakana Communist College > of Rector Govan Mbeki and National Demcratic University of Ntate Rolihlahla > Mandali! > > These alumni included our President Cde Gedleyihlekisa! > > Our mothahs,sistahs and lovers and wives have got to be engaged with in a > humbled and patient not partenalistic but working class simplified everyday > vernacular in Zulu, Xhosa, Venda, Tswana, Tsonga, Swati, Sotho, Pedi, > Ndebele en ook in vlot Vrystaatse and pure Kaapse Afrikaanse! > > If we can hold vernacular discussions about current protests in every > community and neighborhoods in the CONTEXT of THE FREEDOM CHARTER and the > CONTENT of the 1994 Reconstruction & Development Program vis-a- the > The 1996 Growth, Emloyment and Redistribution Act! > NgesiXhosa sicacisela abasebenzi base Bhayi,Qonce naseMonti nabahlali base > New Bright, eGinsberg,eDimbaza,eZwelitsha naseMdantsane, ukwenza nje > umzekelo maKomanisi amahle, umahluko phakathi kweRDP esayivotela ukuba > "INKONGOLO" isincede ngayo hayi ubuRumsha no buTsotsi ubeza ngeGEAR! > I giyara itshintshe speed senqubela ngoku uTerror ufuna siKOPE (COPE) lo > mahlazo atshonisa nameMerika! > This the that can help us have more ordinary people take leadership and > OWNERSHIP of OUR SOCIALIST transformation within the National Democratic > Revolution! > > English in neighborhood meetings and community meetings must be USED as a > SECOND language to interprete for MIS-EDUCATED minority and recent > immigrants and foreign born naturalized citizens! > We Communist must reflect the decency our heritage makes eMzantsi Afrika > eBorwa a nation state that teaches the United Kingdom and United States > working class citizes that Communism is about LOVE & PEACE, JUSTICE & the > RULE of LAW and DEMOCRACY & FREEDOM and the POLITICAL TO RECALL PARTY > LEADERSHIP and HEAD of STATE & GOVERNMENT! > > I live in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA the city for next G-20 Summit on > September 24-25,2009 and if there are any Communists and Patriotic RSA > Nationallist we can celebrate theHeritage Day right and salute our flag > here! > > I am coming home September 02 and back states side September 08, 2009! > > Proudlly Communist and Afrikan! > > Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile > > ------------------------------ > *From*: DomzaNet > *Date*: Sat, 15 Aug 2009 02:49:13 -0700 (PDT) > *To*: <[email protected]> > *Subject*: [CU712] [Communist University] No Woman, No Revolution > > <http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_D4UK2kWf5ik/SoaETMpLtsI/AAAAAAAABUU/ikggkjr5ozI/s1600-h/Kollontai.jpg> > > [CU for Monday 17 August 2009] > > Feminism, particularly in the field of politics itself, has often proved to > work to the advantage of the bourgeoisie. Examples would be the elevation of > Helen Zille, Margaret Thatcher, Condoleezza Rice, Madeleine Albright and > Hilary Clinton to leadership. > > What happens in those cases is that agitation leads to a correct > requirement that more women be promoted to leadership. But then, at the > critical moment, no female candidate appears, except the well-prepared > female candidate of the reactionaries. The result is a catastrophe for all, > and especially for the women > > In the *Umsebenzi Online of 6 August > 2009<http://www.sacp.org.za/main.php?include=pubs/umsebenzi/2009/vol8-13.html> > * the SACP General Secretary, Dr *Blade Nzimande*, wrote that the majority > of the membership of the Young Communist League at present is young black > women. > > This remarkable achievement ranks alongside of the achievement of the > 52ndNational Conference of the African National Congress which elected > a > *National Executive Committee > <http://www.anc.org.za/lists/ancnec.html>*that consists of 50% women > and 50% men. > > This indicates that there is now an established stream of women cadres at > an equivalent scale to men, and that their placement in leadership is > happening. These achievements are the result of consistent work and > determination over many years. They cannot be regarded as extra, or simply > “nice-to-have”. They are necessary building blocks of Socialism. > > The proletarian revolution is inconceivable without the involvement of the > more than 50% of the population which is female. That is the general > situation. > > But the particular situation is that the working-class movement and its > allies must be able to find winning female candidates at all levels and must > never again be put in the position of seeing a reactionary being elected > because she is a woman, only because there is no working-class woman > candidate. > > *Alexandra Kollontai* [pictured] understood all this very well. In 1908 she > wrote: *“**The feminists seek equality in the framework of the existing > class society, in no way do they attack the basis of this society.”* (the > full document is linked below). *“Where, then, is that general “woman > question”? Where is that unity of tasks and aspirations about which the > feminists have so much to say? A sober glance at reality shows that such > unity does not and cannot exist,”* wrote Kollontai. > > This text will be followed in coming days by others relating to women, > under the general series title of “*No Woman, No > revolution<http://amadlandawonye.wikispaces.com/No+Socialism+Without+Women> > *”. > > *Click on this link:* > > *Social Basis of the Woman Question, abstract, Kollontai, > 1909<http://amadlandawonye.wikispaces.com/1909,+Kollontai,+Social+Basis+of+Woman+Question,+abstract> > * (6619 words) > > > > -- > Blog at: http://domza.blogspot.com/ > Communist University web site at: http://amadlandawonye.wikispaces.com/ > Subscribe for free e-mail updates at: > http://groups.google.com/group/Communist-University/ > Library of documents (CU "CD") at: http://cu.domza.net/ > [email protected] > > > > -- a Citizen Journalist! --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You are subscribed. This footer can help you. 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