Moise Twala, former ANC member and chairman of the Returned Exiles' Coordinating Committee, told EIR ,
"It was only after learning from the Khmer Rouge . . . that they came back, and it was only then, in 1979, in January, that they sent us to go and erect that prison, the notorious Quatro [in Angola]. It means they went to learn." Upon their return, the ANC executive mandated the construction of prison camps in Angola, Tanzania, Zambia, and Uganda to hold members who questioned being sent to fight in Angola, Zimbabwe Rhodesia, or Mozambique. There, such "dissidents" were tortured and often killed.
Some 600 ANC members disappeared or were murdered South Africa, this from an MK force estimated at only around 6,000. The pro-ANC U.S. State Department reported in their 1990 annual human rights survey, 'Numerous, credible reports of torture and mistreatment by ANC security personnel of ANC defector-detainees at ANC refugee camps continued in 1990.
The Maoist influence on the ANC was also reflected in the ANC sponsored "people's courts" in the black townships, where youths were encouraged or even forced, to tum on their elders. As in Peru, where the Maoist Shining Path terrorists make everyone in a village cut! a piece of flesh from a
living victim these camps, while another 1,000 or so were killed in "liberation wars" outside.
It is such horrible things they did to members of the black community which they are hiding which is nobody wants to hear about. If gunman run into a church right before the democratic elections with assault rifles killing imigrants from russia and other countries. They were granted amnesty.
Why in 40 50 years did less people die than in one year in South Africa?
In African alone there are around 2000 ethnic groups in the 53 states. How many do one find in the US or Asia? All the wars is ethnic groups committing genocide. Ethnic groups are prone to violent conflicts with each other in clashes of values, so there is a trade-off between respecting diversity and sustaining peace;
"It was only after learning from the Khmer Rouge . . . that they came back, and it was only then, in 1979, in January, that they sent us to go and erect that prison, the notorious Quatro [in Angola]. It means they went to learn." Upon their return, the ANC executive mandated the construction of prison camps in Angola, Tanzania, Zambia, and Uganda to hold members who questioned being sent to fight in Angola, Zimbabwe Rhodesia, or Mozambique. There, such "dissidents" were tortured and often killed.
Some 600 ANC members disappeared or were murdered South Africa, this from an MK force estimated at only around 6,000. The pro-ANC U.S. State Department reported in their 1990 annual human rights survey, 'Numerous, credible reports of torture and mistreatment by ANC security personnel of ANC defector-detainees at ANC refugee camps continued in 1990.
The Maoist influence on the ANC was also reflected in the ANC sponsored "people's courts" in the black townships, where youths were encouraged or even forced, to tum on their elders. As in Peru, where the Maoist Shining Path terrorists make everyone in a village cut! a piece of flesh from a
living victim these camps, while another 1,000 or so were killed in "liberation wars" outside.
It is such horrible things they did to members of the black community which they are hiding which is nobody wants to hear about. If gunman run into a church right before the democratic elections with assault rifles killing imigrants from russia and other countries. They were granted amnesty.
Why in 40 50 years did less people die than in one year in South Africa?
In African alone there are around 2000 ethnic groups in the 53 states. How many do one find in the US or Asia? All the wars is ethnic groups committing genocide. Ethnic groups are prone to violent conflicts with each other in clashes of values, so there is a trade-off between respecting diversity and sustaining peace;