Dit is duidelik dat die SA Kommuniste Party, ten spyte daarvan dat hulle ‘n stewige greep in die landsbeheer uit oefen deur middel van die Kommunistiese kaders wat binne die ANC ontplooi is, steeds versigtig is om nie daardie beheer te verloor deur die ANC te opponeer nie. Hoewel selfs top Kommuniste soos Blade Nzimande en Jacob Zuma prominente posisies binne die ANC beklee, beskik hulle duidelik nie oor die kwaliteite wat die Kommuniste benodig om Suid Afrika te bestuur na ‘n posisie waar totale kommunistiese beheer soos in die geval van Crimea kan plaasvind nie.
Cronin begryp meer van getallepolitiek en die drastiese ommekeer wat dit kan bewerkstellig in die huidige “demokrasieë” van Afrika waar die definisie daarvan as “majority rule” bestempel word. Die fout in die kommunis se beredenering was egter nog altyd sy Godloosheid en sy gebrek aan begrip vir die krag daarvan! Indien hy van mening is dat dissipline gevestig en korrupsie binne die ANC eers uitgeroei moet word, het hy nog baie lank om te wag! Sy strategie om te wag mag die Afrikanervolk se vryheidstryd handig te pas kom.
SACP 'NOT READY TO FIGHT AGAINST ANC'
George Matlala and Siviwe Feketha | 08 July, 2015 00:02
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SACP first deputy general secretary Jeremy Cronin said although there would be a discussion about going it alone, the discussion would not win the day
The SACP is not going to contest elections against the ANC or partner with the governing party any time soon. These were the firm words from the party leaders yesterday at the start of their special national congress at the University of Johannesburg's Soweto campus.
SACP first deputy general secretary Jeremy Cronin said although there would be a discussion about going it alone, the discussion would not win the day. "Our current strategy is to build the alliance [with the ANC]. It will come up [the debate on contesting elections]. We don't think it will come up strong," he said.
Cronin said the time was not right for the SACP to fight elections.
The SACP was concerned that the debate on contesting for state power happened in instances where the party was fighting with the ANC. Members of the SACP and the ANC fought each other in Mpumalanga - where calls are rife that the party must contest for state power - recently during a public lecture.
SACP general secretary Blade Nzimande said last night that, in most cases, those who want the party to contest elections want to "liquidate it". The congress would also give input into the ANC's second phase of radical economic transformation, which Cronin said lacked substance.
He said the second phase of transforming society needed to focus on the role of the state, which had to be disciplined. This, he said, included rooting corruption out of the government and the use of state institutions such as the Competition Commission to deal with abuses by big business.