the hustle with in us is greater then the thought of giving in to poverty.
with such means we carry on straving.
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
Friday, March 21, 2014
BLACK CHILD VIEWS
It seems we tolerate everything no matter what the impact of it may be.
The are so many of us that do not care about matters that affect our lives.
Just because we don't sleep on a hungry stomach.
I challenge those that care,
to dig deeper into your hearts imagine the pain.
Focus of the survival of the less fortunate.
Carry on with your helping hand.
WE APPRECIATE YOU
Thursday, March 20, 2014
ANCYL REPORT
ANCYL shocked by DA's racist attack on well-known journalist
The ANCYL is shocked by the racist attack on well-known journalist
Carien Du Plessis for various articles she has written. We cannot
imagine how a Premier, a mother and politically ambitious South
African could have the indecency to vilify and insult two journalists
by name publicly on twitter. She has shown in absolute terms her
rejection of independent media and their right to cover news
fearlessly. Her tweet stating "She (Carien) is so terrified that she
will be damned by her own complexion that she has to bend over to
prove her political correctness." This tirade shows us that if you
write anything critical of her party, or her, she will stoop so low as
to accuse of being a "self hating white".
This kind of apartheid styled racism of special kind, aims to vilify
whites that stand against racism and who embrace black people. The DA
has abused Ms. Carien Du Plessis, attacking her race, identity, trade
and credibility in absolutely an unacceptable manner. South Africa has
fought hard to abandon apartheid skeletons and to move our country
forward to a place where both whites and blacks are freed from racism.
The Premier made a second attack aimed at a young journalist, Ms.
Shanti Aboobaker who dared to write about the DA being funded by
business men who earn their money through oppressing the people of
Palestine, further more this bold young journalist dared to write
leaked information about Helen Zille's intention of resigning from DA
leadership in 2015.
These open secrets of the DA, cosy relationship with oppressors of
Palestine and the DA leaders imminent resignation from the DA appear
to be very sensitive. It seems that the DA is drowning and as it
drowns this DA boss will scream profanities; this blatant defamation
is behavior one would expect from an immature child.
Despite numerous requests, made by many twitter users, for her to
retract her insults she stands by her character defamation.
Over the past few years the ANCYL has become very aware of the
premier's late night phone calls to numerous journalists, shouting,
insulting, complaining and intentionally applying unreasonable
pressure on them to write positively about her DA. We must not allow
such racism, manipulation and intimidation of the media.
We call upon media outlets and journalists to show their independence
by reporting fearlessly on this shocking character defamation and
racism. Hands of Carien, hands of Shanti! Hands off!
Statement issued by Dr. Bandile Masuku, ANCYL National Spokesperson,
and Bram Hanekom, ANCYL NTT, February 25 2014
PREFACE BY ECONOMIC FREEDOM FIGHTERS' PRESIDENT JULIUS MALEMA:
The year 2014 is a crucial year in the history of South Africa. It is
crucial because it marks exactly 20 years since the first democratic
election, which ended centuries of colonial rule and apartheid
subjugation of the black majority. It is also a crucial year because
the dawn of political freedom came with so many promises But 20 years
later; the conditions of majority of the people are just getting
worse.
South Africa is supposed to be celebrating 20 years of democracy and
true freedom, but the reality is that
1. 20 years later, black people are still not free!
2. 20 years later, black people are still trapped in squalor, unsafe
and unhealthy conditions!
3. 20 years later, the black majority is still trapped in
landlessness, homelessness and hopelessness!
4. 20 years later, young and old black workers are still subjected to
slave wages and dangerous working conditions in the mines, farms,
factories, retail stores, and other workplaces!
5. 20 years later, domestic workers and farm workers still work under
difficult conditions without basic workers' rights!
6. 20 years later, black people battle to survive financially, trapped
by debt and often blacklisted by Credit bureaux!
7. 20 years later, black women still suffer triple oppression and
exploitation on the basis of their gender, race and class!
8. 20 years later, we still have communities across the country
without basic services such as water, sanitation and healthcare
facilities!
9. 20 years later, the people of Mothutlung in the North West, Giyani
in Limpopo and all over South Africa still do not have water!
10. 20 years later, black communities in many provinces are expected
to be satisfied with open toilets and no running water!
11. 20 years later, the quality of our education system is deteriorating!
12. 20 years later, the fishing community in the Coastal Provinces are
still denied access to fishing rights!
13. 20 years later, black professionals in all spheres of work, the
accountants, auditors, doctors, academics, lawyers, engineers,
professionals in the ICT sector and many other professions are still
subjected to racial discrimination and unequal treatment!
14. 20 years later, the police still kill people! They killed them in
Marikana, Mothutlung, Ficksburg, Relela and all over South Africa!
15. 20 years, civil servants, particularly teachers, nurses and police
are treated with disrespect and paid low salaries!
16. 20 years later, our armed forces, particularly the army are not
paid adequate salaries, not given the respect they deserve, and are
sent to fight illegal wars!
17. 20 years later, military veterans, particularly from former
liberation movement are still neglected.
18. 20 years later, the majority of poor black children are
financially excluded from institutions of higher learning!
19. 20 years later, women and children are still subjected to violent
crimes, particularly rape!
20. 20 years, the conditions of people with disabilities have not been improved!
21. 20 years later, the land question has not been addressed and our
land still does not yet belong to all who live on it
22. 20 years later, black people still do not have their dignity!
It is therefore upon us as Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) to offer
and deliver hope and inspiration to the people of South Africa, the
continent and beyond. EFF is an organisation and movement for all the
people of South Africa. It is an organisation for and of the people.
EFF understands that as a movement dedicated to positively changing
the conditions of our people; we need to do the following:
a) Secure mass support in all corners of South Africa.
b) Win political power through mobilising and organising all the
people of South Africa to vote for EFF.
c) Control the State through electoral politics in order to transform
it for the benefit of all people.
d) Gain control of the economy in order to transform it to benefit all
South Africans.
The ANCYL is shocked by the racist attack on well-known journalist
Carien Du Plessis for various articles she has written. We cannot
imagine how a Premier, a mother and politically ambitious South
African could have the indecency to vilify and insult two journalists
by name publicly on twitter. She has shown in absolute terms her
rejection of independent media and their right to cover news
fearlessly. Her tweet stating "She (Carien) is so terrified that she
will be damned by her own complexion that she has to bend over to
prove her political correctness." This tirade shows us that if you
write anything critical of her party, or her, she will stoop so low as
to accuse of being a "self hating white".
This kind of apartheid styled racism of special kind, aims to vilify
whites that stand against racism and who embrace black people. The DA
has abused Ms. Carien Du Plessis, attacking her race, identity, trade
and credibility in absolutely an unacceptable manner. South Africa has
fought hard to abandon apartheid skeletons and to move our country
forward to a place where both whites and blacks are freed from racism.
The Premier made a second attack aimed at a young journalist, Ms.
Shanti Aboobaker who dared to write about the DA being funded by
business men who earn their money through oppressing the people of
Palestine, further more this bold young journalist dared to write
leaked information about Helen Zille's intention of resigning from DA
leadership in 2015.
These open secrets of the DA, cosy relationship with oppressors of
Palestine and the DA leaders imminent resignation from the DA appear
to be very sensitive. It seems that the DA is drowning and as it
drowns this DA boss will scream profanities; this blatant defamation
is behavior one would expect from an immature child.
Despite numerous requests, made by many twitter users, for her to
retract her insults she stands by her character defamation.
Over the past few years the ANCYL has become very aware of the
premier's late night phone calls to numerous journalists, shouting,
insulting, complaining and intentionally applying unreasonable
pressure on them to write positively about her DA. We must not allow
such racism, manipulation and intimidation of the media.
We call upon media outlets and journalists to show their independence
by reporting fearlessly on this shocking character defamation and
racism. Hands of Carien, hands of Shanti! Hands off!
Statement issued by Dr. Bandile Masuku, ANCYL National Spokesperson,
and Bram Hanekom, ANCYL NTT, February 25 2014
PREFACE BY ECONOMIC FREEDOM FIGHTERS' PRESIDENT JULIUS MALEMA:
The year 2014 is a crucial year in the history of South Africa. It is
crucial because it marks exactly 20 years since the first democratic
election, which ended centuries of colonial rule and apartheid
subjugation of the black majority. It is also a crucial year because
the dawn of political freedom came with so many promises But 20 years
later; the conditions of majority of the people are just getting
worse.
South Africa is supposed to be celebrating 20 years of democracy and
true freedom, but the reality is that
1. 20 years later, black people are still not free!
2. 20 years later, black people are still trapped in squalor, unsafe
and unhealthy conditions!
3. 20 years later, the black majority is still trapped in
landlessness, homelessness and hopelessness!
4. 20 years later, young and old black workers are still subjected to
slave wages and dangerous working conditions in the mines, farms,
factories, retail stores, and other workplaces!
5. 20 years later, domestic workers and farm workers still work under
difficult conditions without basic workers' rights!
6. 20 years later, black people battle to survive financially, trapped
by debt and often blacklisted by Credit bureaux!
7. 20 years later, black women still suffer triple oppression and
exploitation on the basis of their gender, race and class!
8. 20 years later, we still have communities across the country
without basic services such as water, sanitation and healthcare
facilities!
9. 20 years later, the people of Mothutlung in the North West, Giyani
in Limpopo and all over South Africa still do not have water!
10. 20 years later, black communities in many provinces are expected
to be satisfied with open toilets and no running water!
11. 20 years later, the quality of our education system is deteriorating!
12. 20 years later, the fishing community in the Coastal Provinces are
still denied access to fishing rights!
13. 20 years later, black professionals in all spheres of work, the
accountants, auditors, doctors, academics, lawyers, engineers,
professionals in the ICT sector and many other professions are still
subjected to racial discrimination and unequal treatment!
14. 20 years later, the police still kill people! They killed them in
Marikana, Mothutlung, Ficksburg, Relela and all over South Africa!
15. 20 years, civil servants, particularly teachers, nurses and police
are treated with disrespect and paid low salaries!
16. 20 years later, our armed forces, particularly the army are not
paid adequate salaries, not given the respect they deserve, and are
sent to fight illegal wars!
17. 20 years later, military veterans, particularly from former
liberation movement are still neglected.
18. 20 years later, the majority of poor black children are
financially excluded from institutions of higher learning!
19. 20 years later, women and children are still subjected to violent
crimes, particularly rape!
20. 20 years, the conditions of people with disabilities have not been improved!
21. 20 years later, the land question has not been addressed and our
land still does not yet belong to all who live on it
22. 20 years later, black people still do not have their dignity!
It is therefore upon us as Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) to offer
and deliver hope and inspiration to the people of South Africa, the
continent and beyond. EFF is an organisation and movement for all the
people of South Africa. It is an organisation for and of the people.
EFF understands that as a movement dedicated to positively changing
the conditions of our people; we need to do the following:
a) Secure mass support in all corners of South Africa.
b) Win political power through mobilising and organising all the
people of South Africa to vote for EFF.
c) Control the State through electoral politics in order to transform
it for the benefit of all people.
d) Gain control of the economy in order to transform it to benefit all
South Africans.
BLACK CHILD
To travel is better then to arrive.
The journey is better then the destination.
We stumble and full, cry and laugh.
the people that we meet,
the on going motion of the wheels moving forward gives us hope.
The knowledge that we in take.
The knowledge that we in take.
The smiles in which we share.
The most beautiful thing about a journey is the moments we share,
along the way, not when we reach our destination,
along the way, not when we reach our destination,
because thats when everything ends or begins again.
SO LIVE, LOVE AND LET GO.
SO LIVE, LOVE AND LET GO.
Thursday, March 13, 2014
BLACK CHILD VUKA
Your dreams seek to save you proper breakfast not just fat cakes.
Cost effect food is only effective for as long as it keeps you full.
Freedom is the right to choose what to eat.
The comfort to excrete without landing your fesses on the streets.
The long walk to freedom constipates my feet.
Its a white lie sold to a black child,
with a burdened heart cause daddy is a security guard.
Watching buildings instead of building a better man of his son.
Me" I want a white matron".
She will serve my kids bacon in a grisy old apron,
they will call her aunty through tantrums when they are hungry.
Then we can talk about this equal opportunity when my garden boy is white, and
all those on strikes or go slow, are white as snow.
we can then bow to this bullshit of a rainbow.
The graffiti you left on my face-book wall calling me a racist and a conosending cunt,
doesn't change the fact that you are who you are because of us.
The bullet you aim at my ragging tough wont murder the truth.
Yes you weren't the in the struggle,
I wasn't the in the garden of Eden
but I believe the your apple doesn't fall far from my tree
but you refuse to believe in white supremacy
because of a black government.
I have watched some of you turn your backs 360 degrees still burns as blacks.
BONGI
Monday, March 3, 2014
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
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