To restore confidence to South-Africa’s economy is important
The government has a responsibility to all the people of this country to decide whether to ditch this unholy alliance in the interests of South Africa or face the wrath of the electorate in 2014 or possibly before then.
Whether we admit it or not, our country is at present in revolutionary mood and it is not the National Democratic Revolution, often quoted, that is to blame.
It is the perpetual National Communist Revolution under the auspices of Cosatu and the South African Communist Party, that has fueled the flames of anarchy, Violence and intimidation prevail in our country today.
Their support and encouragement of anarchy, violence and intimidation has destabilized our country to a marked degree in recent years, which has affected not only overseas investor confidence, but the entire business sector of South Africa and caused higher unemployment. (Marikana and De Doorns come to mind.)
This sabotage of the country’s economy is obviously not understood by our present government.
Not many years ago this would have been regarded as treason and the leaders of the organizations orchestrating the unrest would have been arrested and tried. Maybe they can still be?
The government has a responsibility to all the people of this country to decide whether to ditch this unholy alliance in the interests of South Africa or face the wrath of the electorate in 2014 or possibly before then.
It is not too late to act in the interests of preventing the country’s economy from being destroyed by communist forces á la Zimbabwe. Restoring confidence to the SA economy is more important than placating alliance partners.After all politics kills people. Economics feeds them.
