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1. Those arrests were for dubious political issues and probably were more of a desperate attempt by the Nationalists to curry favour with the ANC, for the generals constituted no threat to anyone…except the Nationalists because of their knowledge of the dirty action campaigns that they, the Nationalists had ordered
2. Heard vague rumours about the unit and, of course, knew of his former commander who joined the ANC in London telling the whole world about the SAP "hit squads
3. probably because the ANC is correctly heavily criticised from all sides for corruption and nepotism
4. His point is proven by the Bisho massacre of 1992 (he was retired and I at university) where the Ciskei Army killed 28 ANC members, and wounded another 200
5. Their southern neighbour South Africa got involved when it recognised that exiled ANC (African National Congress - South Africans) assisted the above terrorists
6. The exiled South Africans formed an armed wing called Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK) under the political control of the ANC and assisted wherever they could as they did in Rhodesia as we saw scoring a home goal with the birth of SAP COIN
7. There was no insurgency as such because ANC learned from their defeats in Rhodesia and Angola that it would be suicide to establish bases in the rural area
8. There is a constant rumour that they assassinated Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme in 1986 because he supported the ANC against Apartheid South Africa an about to make a speech about it
9. Besides that every prime minister of every country in the world supported the ANC so it was in itself nothing special and Sweden not an important trade ally
10. I already described the food which ABBA apparently donated to the terrorists before so we knew about the Swedish sympathy for the ANC
11. ‘No more mercenaries than members of the IRA or the ANC
12. Upon returning to South Africa Mandela was imprisoned, for the first time, on charges of leaving his country without a passport and for inciting his people to hunt Boers; it was whilst he was in jail that the ANC formed Umkhoto we Sizwe: Spear of the Nation
13. The trigger-happy hero of Salisbury, decorated by Ian Smith for eliminating the first ANC contingent to have crossed over the Zambezi (at the time, South Africa’s de facto northern border) from Kongwa, took his own life in the depths of his despair at ending up as white trash in Capetown; a despair he tried to alleviate by joining the political wing of very same organisation whose soldiers he had met and admired as equals on the field of battle
14. Once the ANC took over this last bastion of multi-racial hope and multi-gender practice, as it surely must, that would be the end of dreaming upon a rainbow
15. Where the ANC had assumed the mantle
16. by the greed and ignorance of the ANC
17. Whilst certainly carrying the ANC card, these appointees have little or no
18. Andrew Feinstein was elected an ANC
19. at the ANC government’s refusal to
20. of people, based on their position in and ties to the ANC Government
21. the top ANC leaders, says Mbeki, but what about the poor?
22. responsibility that the ANC had to the youth of this country
23. As a government, the ANC will
24. predictable ANC cognoscenti will immediately run, at this point, to their
25. ANC officials have achieved their capitalistic ambitions
26. the municipal stalwarts and replaced them with ANC sympathisers or fa-
27. The ANC arrogantly expelled the previous incumbents only to hire them
28. by the greed and ignorance of the ANC and the reluctance of the outgoing
29. It proposes stripping regional and provincial ANC structures of their pow-
30. on May 10, 1994 when he said: “They (the 1990 ANC Bill of Rights) project
31. Or whether they are ANC,
32. intimidation and callousness of the ANC Youth League, because they rea-
33. she became a close friend of the leading figures in the African National Congress (ANC), including Nelson Mandela and Walter Sisulu
34. For her work with the ANC, she was awarded its highest honour, Isithwalandwe- Seaparankoe
35. ‘Tony, David Mosenke is not a policeman, he is an ANC Collaborator’
36. It was estimated that 70% of ANC voters were jobless and 80% of taxpayers do not vote for the ANC
37. The ANC leadership, motivated by fear of the firestorm they might ignite from furious Zuma supporters, if Zuma were not reinstated, simply froze
38. So the outrageous spending of R246million of taxpayers' money is not worth investigating but the whistle-blower will be hunted down and punished by the minister? Is this really the ANC of Oliver Tambo?’ Any self-respecting head of state who had overseen what Zuma's administration went through in one week would throw himself on his assegai
39. It is not the first time that Zuma has done this - hundreds of ANC leaders did exactly the same thing for him in the run-up to the ANC conference in Polokwane in 2007
40. In the next two months many ANC leaders, like Nxesi, will work for Zuma to ensure that he gets a second term as ANC president and therefore a second term as president of the state
41. ‘I urge the ANC and the president to respect the findings of this report and to co-operate with all processes to ensure that every person including President Jacob Zuma is held to account’
42. As the ANC extends to Zuma a rope with which to hang himself, the damage to the country continues
43. Though some in the ANC are angry about what has happened there is nothing they can do about it
44. But the president is digging in his heels, safe in the knowledge that ANC members won't lift a finger
45. ‘In mid-November 2009, when the public works department was already in a flurry over the increasingly complicated security upgrades at President Jacob Zuma’s Nkandla homestead, the director of one of its main contractors was rubbing shoulders with ANC top brass in Guangzhou, China
46. ‘Nkandla is very damaging to the ANC
47. James told a DA public meeting in Hartenbos, outside Mossel Bay in Western Cape, at the weekend that he was certain the ANC in parliament would take the full 10 days it was allowed to nominate its members to the ad hoc committee
48. Is the ANC selling out our sovereignty?
49. The ANC under his aegis has sought to undermine the independence of the courts, the police, the prosecuting authorities and the press
50. Although the ANC still has no obvious alternative leader, the party should look to chuck out Mr Zuma when it holds the next party election though pollsters consider that unlikely’
