Moeletsi: Mandela, Mbeki, Sisulu, Dube, fought to be part of the colonial system not destroy it

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According to Moeletsi Mbeki, John Dube, Nelson Mandela, Mbeki, Sisulu, Plaatjie fought to be part of the colonial system & not to dismantle it. In this interview with Judge for Yourself host, Judge Dennis Davis Moeletsi argues that from its very beginning, the African National Congress (ANC) was never interested in dismantling the British colonial system. Rather, what it sought to achieve was to be incorporated into the colonial system, with Mandela stating this as far back as the 1950's.
Moeletsi also says that the Freedom Charter was just the terms that the ANC, put forth for inclusion into the colonial system. He also pushes the point that the black-middle class is nothing more than a consumer class that only cares about consuming at the rate of whites & produces nothing.
Moeletsi closes the interview by stating that it should be clear to everybody that the ANC will never deliver anything to the masses, even if it is granted another 28 years of rule.
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@ruthlongridge2137 Жыл бұрын

Moeletsi Mbeki is one of very few who speak the truth. Some others who also (sometimes) do are also captured by the same forces. Yes, he is right, and when Zuma and co. spoke of White Monopoly Capital they were referring to these powers - who are still controlling the ANC and the so-called opposition parties. The plan is to reduce our country (as others) to rubble, until the public beg the unelected UN/WEF/NATO and other multinational unelected alphabetsoup agencies to intervene. Our minds have been entirely colonized and we allow unelected corporates exercise imperialist control of all our lives. #LibrateSA #DirectElections.

@zandisilemaqhayiya5478 Жыл бұрын

Moeletsi is articulating something very painful. Thank you 🙏

@thembanimgenu190 Жыл бұрын

I still enjoy his book "architects of poverty " even today.

@subbangovender3476 Жыл бұрын

I agree with Mr Mbeki to a point that as elder African leaders in all their innocence, believed and expected the colonist to embody this ideology of unity. Now 30 years into our democracy, why his 90% of the population still remains disfranchised, so the question is that in the 21st century can one believe that our elders will still share that view. Just Asking

@ruthlongridge2137 Жыл бұрын

To achieve independence, we need to live as sovereign individuals and not depend on the state - secure your own water, grow your own food, learn to live without electricity (or solar which will become useless...)

@bakangmatabane711 Жыл бұрын

Why do you say solar will become useless ?

@ruthlongridge2137 Жыл бұрын

@@bakangmatabane711 Solar is not recyclable (nor are those windmills) and they take coal-fired power to produce the panels. More importantly, as the next solar cycle comes around, solar flares and coronal plasma will produce EMPs that will fry most electronics. Not this week or next month, but within a couple of years. Look at Suspicious0bservers channel for more

@bakangmatabane711 Жыл бұрын

@@ruthlongridge2137 I see , wow man I never knew this, let me check the channel

@romeopadzinorima3264 Жыл бұрын

South Africa never got free, that is what I concluded economic freedom means ownership

@zenzonxele9509 Жыл бұрын

Yoh lobaba such in depth quality analysis 😢

@andilemxakaza5899 Жыл бұрын

This is painful

@bakangmatabane711 Жыл бұрын

8:04 absolutely 😂😅, its confidence for me

@MichaelKatide Жыл бұрын

Politicians find it difficult to manipulate (relatively) economically independent people as are those in the true private sector. On the other hand, civil servants are under direct control of political principals.

@muzikhumalo6789 Жыл бұрын

I always ask my self that why most black millionaire people don't build industries Mr Mbheki is right they consume this country will go no where if us as Black's don't change our mind set