Hi Jan
In your book Government by Deception you made mention of the scissors strategy; the SACP pretending to play up the ANC to achieve a mutual goal. You made this comment in 2002 and this is actually happening right now. What amazing insight you have in projecting this..

This evening on E-TV COSATU accused Mbeki of spending too much of his time with big businesses and neglecting the poor. This is the classic example of the scissors strategy being used to “discredit” the ANC for being the baddies, with Mbeki wasting his time with capitalists instead of caring for the nation. This is perceived by the West as a rift between the ANC and the SACP alliance. However, we know that the time has come for the ANC to make way for the SACP to make their move to promote communism with the masses, as per the parties agreements.

What’s planned for Zuma though?

It will now be interesting to see whether the West will see this as it truly is and if or how they will retaliate.

B, SA

VERENA Replied:
Hi and thanks for the message. The book is pretty interesting!

Hi B,
Yes, I have been wondering about the scissors strategy with regard to Zuma myself. How much does Mbeki really toe the line to keep the CIA/MI6 happy? Or is it just the scissors strategy in action?

My feeling is that the way things will work out, the commies now want to move this country to the Left. So I am watching Zuma and the Communists with tremendous interest. It appears to me that we must watch the events from 2007 (when the ANC chooses a new President) to 2009. It could be that we are going to move to the far left. The gloves might come off.

It will be interesting to see if the Western world can prevent this, but I am very skeptical. I think the Commies are going to make some serious moves.

Thanks,
Jan