[I have been saying for years that the S.African Communist Party is behind all this so-called “Land Reform” and that this is just another carry-over of Marxism and Bolshevism in the form of attacks on White Farmers. Look here, now the Communists are coming out into the open saying what they want. These are the bastards who are behind the destruction of our Agricultural Sector and who want to wipe out our White Farmers. Bastards. I’ve always said the only good communist is a dead one.

President Mbeki addressed the S.African Communist Party recently. I really must put up some photos of this event.

Note, with typical communist deception their slogan: “Mawubuye Umhlaba: Land, Food and Jobs!” Land, Food and Jobs… the same theme Mugabe espoused. NONE OF IT IS TRUE… They’ll take the land and then there will be LESS FOOD and LESS JOBS. Communists always move forward with the LIE that this will BENEFIT someone… It never does… It only benefits them. The Blacks and everyone else will be worse off afterwards. Communism is about power, about theft, about stealing from others and DESTROYING OTHERS. It brings nothing positive with it… only DESTRUCTION of things which already exist. Jan]

The South African Communist Party intends speeding up the process of land reform during its forthcoming Red October campaign, secretary-general Blade Nzimande said on Sunday.

He said the SACP central committee came to this decision during its meeting over the weekend in Johannesburg.

“In the course of our mobilisation campaign, we will seek to add impetus to the commitment of speeding up the process (of land reform),” he told reporters.

“We will seek answers to the question of whether we are spending enough on the process or whether the present willing buyer-willing seller approach with its inevitable patchwork consequences is an effective means for achieving the objective of substantive land reform.”

Nzimande said his organisation believed land restitution and reform needed to be substantially underpinned with effective infrastructure, agricultural extension programmes and ongoing assistance.

The committee agreed that principal beneficiaries of land reform should be people in the rural areas, with emphasis on ensuring household food security.

The campaign would also focus on the release of unused and under-utilised land, and on the issue of absentee landlords.

The month-long campaign with the theme “Mawubuye Umhlaba: Land, Food and Jobs!”, would involve ongoing networking all stakeholders in the agricultural sector.

The key thematic pillars of the campaign were:

o access to and ownership of productive land for the poor;

o access to basis services and rights for farm workers and their families; and

o a National Land Summit.

Nzimande said the summit would bring together, the government, farm workers, landless people and agribusiness.

The objectives of the meeting would be to review land agrarian reform since 1994 and to agree on specific measures and policies to accelerate reform.

“This will also be an opportunity to accord rural poor a chance to make input in the agriculture empowerment charter,” he said. – Sapa

Source: Independent Online (IOL)
URL: http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?set_id=1&click…/p>