Now that we have reached the democracy stage and we have been here for more than 20 years now: Can we deliver what Chris Hani died for? Can we deliver South Africa from capitalism the same way the SACP believed we would?
Well, first of all, I believe it is only fair that we call a spade a spade, there is not a single trace of communism in the South African Communist Party. There is not even a shred of evidence that at a later stage such a trace will be resurface.
The relationship between SACP and ANC does not make sense, especially post1994, the aim was for the SACP and ANC to join forces and fight apartheid so that when there is a democracy, a base for a communist society can be established.
The mere fact that at some point capitalists shared a boardroom table with politicians and negotiated democracy gives a directive that the only thing that dragged the capitalist to that table was their own INTERESTS.
The question is, how does SACP fit into that equation? For the negotiated terms to flourish a weaker SACP was necessary, for this one reason I believe the assassination of Chris Hani was necessary, and also part of the agenda on that table.
What happened to the SACP? Besides serving as some home to individuals who want government positions, or a little communism history consultation office in the ANC? The South African Communist party does not exist. Now who is going to carry forward their failed/abandoned mission?
We should never be caught thinking the apartheid regime and its capitalist supporters were only against democracy for the fear of losing dominion, they also hated democracy because they knew it was the first step towards a communist state.
At this point ANC should admit it that it failed its own leaders who wanted a FREE Democratic SOUTH AFRICA, whenever they continue to benefit from this BEE get rich quick scheme. They need to remember that the minerals and resources belong to the whole people. As long as they allow Capitalists to exploit their people, they are as evil as apartheid.
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