Perhaps Chief you need to be holistic on this matter in terms of determinig who made a crime matter to be a political matter and on whose interest is he doing that.To me the murder of our late General Secretary Cde Chris was purely of a political motive and those preople or institutions who try to make ET's assasination a political matter were there when Chris was assasinated and their reaction was different to what they display now.I agree with you on the racial imbalances and I have to respond to your questions that the time has really come to be open of the racially division amongst the nation,Chief I need to take you back on what has happened just two years ago in the University Of Free State where was those whites of AWB when the black man one of our own decided to forgive those racists none of us implicated that to any crime issue nor political but purely we putted it straight that was racism finish but what has been done to stop that except to forgive,so the fundamental question till when will these white racists do things to us and we forgive comrade there are countless incidents since 1994 where racism was practised in different form so to me the death of ET means nothing.
-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Monwabisi Moneni Sent: Thursday, April 08, 2010 11:26 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [YCLSA Discussion] The Sad Part of It It is unfortunate to find our country in astray, while noting the unfortunate murder of the AWB leader ET, it comes at a very critical time when we will be commemorating the unfortunate assassination of Chris Thembinkosi Hani brutally murdered on the 10th of April... it is however impossible to qualify a democracy struggle hero with ET, who by his life(ET) served as a total denier of our freedom as a nation. We are convinced as a nation that no amount of justification can equal to Murder even that of a world know racist, but this should strike us as a nation on some critical questioning that we have been by all means trying to avoid "Racial imbalances". Are we as a country ready to face the truth that Mzantsi is racially divided? Is it time to open up and spell it out? let me put this into perspectives. I find it hard that this is deemed as a non political incident, but then of cause murder is not! but viewing the reality of racial intolerance amongst black and white, it is also nessesary to clear the ground and turn the soil. If two alleged murderers are viewed as heroes by killing ET, and after that few if not many incidents of attacks by white farmers to black farm workers what do we call all this, watching news this morning after 5 days without electricity in my township hood, headlines "Racial debate goes bad.." when the General Secretary of AWB fumed with anger in an e-tv studio, such intolerant acts are nothing but racially segregated. Hating to say it... it seems like Malema had a point. Even raised at a vulgar point that we still have racial problems as a country. I do not feel well positioned to establish facts on why and how was ET killed...point crime was committed and this is upon the relevant authority to do the call. Point of my discussion is that does the nation need a debate on race, or do we just lay low and wish that the wind sets... I am of the view that when celebrating the life of Chris this Saturday let us open up to the need of our country. The social impacts of this. Viewing the socio-economic of the resent national tremble, clearly notes that the country is facing a serious crisis...but in every democratic state you find such imbalances. it is now sad than ever that we see traces of derailing justice. allowing the indifarances to persue narrow factional tendencies by some was a time boom, however the question is "is it triggered?" If we could analyze some of the statements promoted by first the old time hero Madiba, then came Thibos now JZ "...unity in diversity...", "...a rainbow nation..." and all that stuff, are a clear indication of segregation of men by men, let us view also some policies BEE, GEAR and ect. encouraging and provoking divisions. My view is we need to give an out look of unity, without conditions. with hope of tolerance all together... I'm of the view the nation has hope but need a lot of polishing and that's the sad part of it!!! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------ South Africa's premier free email service - www.webmail.co.za ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------ For super low premiums, click here http://home.webmail.co.za/dd.pwm -- You are subscribed. This footer can help you. Please POST your comments to [email protected] or reply to this message. 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