THE ENEMY
I was preparing to include Human Rights Day as a pamphlet post in the Human Dictate manuscript and visited my knowledge of the Cold-Blooded Sharpeville Massacre, when I innocently visited the family of the late Victor Nkabinde.
At the age of twenty-three, Victor was sentenced to 20 years on Robben Island, while he was still alive, he was very vague, about what he had done to warrant the jailing, so while with his wife and family, I asked them for details, maybe a few newspaper cuttings.
They could not assist, they were just as much in the dark, as I was.
I spent two days in the Johannesburg City Library, Newspaper archives, and my very changed mindset, changed more, I went through levels of anger, that I have only just surfaced from.
Our system, celebrating Human Rights Day of March 21, in my opinion is aimed at hiding the abuse, atrocities, that was meted out to the Africanist by the system.
I am angry at the abuse and atrocities that took place against the Africanist, it took place in my name, I did nothing about it, my question to the anti-Apartheid activists is, why did you allow it to take place, had you acted in support of the Africanist, when the Sharpeville Massacre had taken place, the Apartheid Government would have been forced out in 1960.
Please follow these regular pamphlets, today I start a war, aimed to bring acknowledgement to South Africa’s true history, if the Africanist feels the elation that I feel today, our country will find a pathway forward.
Cedric de la Harpe