Selling SA out
SIKONATHI MANTSHANTSHA: Former freedom fighters have sold SA to new 'colonialists'
Supposed servants of the people have effected their masters’ ambitious agenda of robbing generations of South Africans of current and future prosperity.
Those in charge of the state and its key institutions, under the leadership of President Jacob Zuma, inherited a country that generations of freedom fighters and honest citizens had won back from adventurous colonialists — only to hand it on a platter to a different set of colonialists. Without a single shot being fired. Instead, small-change inducements have undone the work of generations of progressive citizens. The individuals leading the state useful instruments in the hands of the most ambitious of thieves, are all very lucky they don’t live in North Korea. In that country, rogues are often quick to meet their maker. Luckily, we don’t live in such lawless climes. In SA, these supposed servants of the people and their minions have effected with reckless arrogance and ruthless efficiency their masters’ ambitious agenda of robbing generations of South Africans of current and future prosperity.From the most "insignificant" of thefts, when a lowly constable stops you on the road to ...
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