NATIONALISATION & THE SHACKLES OF CLASS COLLABORATION One cannot believe, the debate about Nationalization of mines has only brought opportunistic posture of bourgeoisie politicians disguised as working class protagonists. The ANCYL's call for the nationalization of mines supported by other organizations and recently by NUM with its treacherous option stand to appease the conglomerates, shattering and paralyzing the revolutionary will of the people. Another nuance that the should be "State Mining Company" and a need for "Expropriation Law" all this remains step-back strategy imposed by counter-revolutionaries who sought to invade capitalist power for imperialist co-option.
The ANCYL's call and its presentation to capitalist parliament is a central expression of their loyalty to "Nationalism and Class Collabs" against the building of the International Socialist Revolution, however it is not the role of ANCYL nor ANC to exert the socialist objective. NDR a betrayal concept, how can the working class realize their revolution within democratic processes and also which is based on national dynamics? Clearly NDR does not represent the interest of the capitalist class enemy. State Mining Company and Expropriation Law is mainly a wholesale of unionized jobs, an attack on the living standards of the working class and the massive incarceration of the blacks, the racist round-ups and deportations of immigrants. THE MYTH OF "REGULATION" It has now become conventional wisdom, especially in this current epoch of power play between nationalists or charters. One of the most important is the need to understand the nature of the STATE against proposals levelled by both ANCYL and NUM. Perception is being installed by SACPers that the existing state is some kind of "class-neutral" entity in which working class can gain hegemony, which remains profound revision of Leninism. There are only two fundamental classes in modern society the proletariat and the bourgeoisie. As Lenin wrote in Sate and Revolution "the State is organ of class domination, an organ of oppression one class by another". The working class cannot simply lay hold of the ready-made state machinery and wield it for their own purposes or achieve workers rule by electoral means. Quite clearly, some decided to serve on Executive Committee of the Capitalist state and remained loyal to the bourgeoisie as they only continue to reform capitalist policies than to overthrow capitalist system. The reaction of NUM presented by another left reformist in the parliament of the capitalists which ANCYL aspire to be national imperialists, reveals capitalist hostility to the need for world socialist revolution to create communist society based on material plenty for all. Those anti-communist or pro-Stalinist are all deeply committed to sucking up bourgeoisie democracy for their narrow ambitions as they continue with communist bashing either directly or through legislature. Vanguard Mokwena From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Simphiwe Ntozakhe Sent: 31 May 2010 07:49 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [YCLSA Discussion] NUM scheme is for 31% state ownership only This issue of nationalization of mines must come to an end." Celebrate Freedom for the Rich" The South African Students Congress notes that April 27 will mark 16 years since the watershed 1994 elections. We pay tribute to the working class of this country for its ceaseless struggle against apartheid and capitalism CDA-Director:Sports,Arts and Culture SASCO-Political Education Officer E-SRC,Edgewood Campus:Chief-Whip UKZN,Edgewood campus Oakwood 13(tunnel) Private Bag X 03 Ashley 3605 031 260 3605 071 091 5061 . >>> "Dominic.Tweedie" <[email protected]> 2010/05/31 07:43 AM >>> <http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_D4UK2kWf5ik/TANFGX465EI/AAAAAAAACTg/qhpp7vULO xs/s1600/Business+Report.jpg> NUM tables new plan for state mining Florence de Vries, Business Report, Johannesburg, 31 May 2010 The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) on Friday challenged previous proposals on the structure of a proposed state-owned mining firm. And it said nationalisation of existing mines should remain on the agenda. Addressing Parliament's portfolio committee on mining at the weekend, NUM spokesman Madoda Sambatha said the union gave its full backing to the establishment of a state-owned mining company and called for it to be established by June next year. Sambatha opposed the idea of the state owning the majority stake in the company and said private investors, "irrespective of race or gender", should hold 49 percent while the state held only 31 percent. "A further 10 percent shareholding should be allocated to an employee share ownership scheme and another 10 percent is to go to the community, traditional authorities or worker co-operatives," said Sambatha. ANC Youth League president Julius Malema last week proposed that the state hold a minimum of 60 percent shares in the company and that private corporations would hold the remaining 40 percent and be responsible for the payment of royalties and taxes. Matt Brenzel, a portfolio manager for Cadiz Asset Management, said NUM's proposal appeared to favour private investors, but that "the state could co-opt the other shareholders in a blocking move". "It would also have to be established how the projects will be funded and whether state resources will be utilised, because if the state chips in the money, one has to wonder whether these resources could be better utilised elsewhere. "Interestingly, there might be private investors for whom the profit motive is not that important, whereas security of supply is. China is a vast consumer of resource products and might be less sensitive to the profit argument, as long as its appetite is fed," he said. Sambatha also said there was a need for a comprehensive mining strategy, which he believed was not currently the case. "The National Planning Commission, the Department of Mineral Resources, organised labour and organised business should play the most active role in this regard." 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