President Jacob Zuma
is delaying the release of the Marikana Report until June 30 and probably due
to good communistic reasons. Zuma is still studying
the report, and cannot release this to the public until “we” (meaning ANC
bigwigs) have a clear indication of instruction and understanding of the
recommendations. The report was handed to Zuma at the end of March. Why would
he want the world to know that the African National Congress (ANC) party is
guilty of oppressing people in a democratic country? The report is
said to name prominent government leaders, including Cyril Ramaphosa,
the deputy president of South Africa.
In
a video, (link is below) a miner who survived
that fateful day said, "when Mandela became president of South Africa, he ended
the oppression of millions who suffered under the old apartheid regime and now under
the Zuma presidency, the people are once again being oppressed. "
On August 12, 2012, 34 black miners were killed and scores
more injured by the South African Police Force, acting on instructions from a
top ANC executive to "Shoot to Kill."
There was no outrage
from international communities at this human rights abuse. A cold-blooded murder in a democratic country under the ANC government,
and if this had to happen during the apartheid
era there would have been a war. The
Marikana killings have been compared to the Sharpeville
and Soweto riots and many will recall the wrath and condemnation of the white government for merciless killings.
Sanctions toppled the country, embargoes were put in place, travelling became a problem and South Africa
was isolated from the world, banned from sporting events, including the Olympics. Under apartheid deaths like the
Marikana killings were regarded as hate crimes and splashed all over the world.
What is the
difference between the Marikana killings and the Soweto riots? Is there a
comparison, or is the world blinded by the Zuma charm?
The ANC have
implemented communist tactics like muzzling the press, allowing the police to kill, land grabs, the genocide of minority groups, and instilling fear into the
brain-dead supporters. Marikina was no
accident, it was planned to show the people what would happen if they continue
to protest, either over wage disputes, service deliveries or any other protest.
The ANC have
probably received the green light from the international community for their
bully tactics and mindless actions, after all
there was no noise or outrage over the innocent loss of lives.
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