This week is the meeting of the African Union where our country’s future will be decided by the African leaders. This is without the consent or the will of the people of South Africa. This is something that the government has decided and now it is these foreign leaders who decide the law and policies for South Africa.
One thing they will be discussing in-depth is the Zimbabwe issue. Here we can see quite clearly why the AU will never take decisive action against Mugabe – regardless of the rest of the world’s outrage. Of the 53 governments represented in the African Union,wholesale shoes, only 23 of them have been democratically elected!
These people will never support a tough stance against Mugabe because they will be allowing criticism of their own regimes. It will be way better to do the usual “lets all sit around and talk about it”,Marc Jacobs Handbags; approach. It is much safer for them. One can only wonder why Mbeki is so supportive of this ’softly, softly’ approach.
Getting back to my original point – why is the policy of South Africa and the subsequent laws being dictated to us by 26 leaders who do not have democracy and free elections in their own countries and probably will fight tooth and nail to maintain their autocratic position?
An issue like whether to join the AU should decided by the people of South Africa – perhaps by referendum. Yet the government thinks that merely because they were elected, this gives them carte blanche on what they can do. Why are we allowing our freedoms to be sold out by these people?
The main problem is that so few South Africans know what the AU is all about, or even what gets discussed there. They have been deliberately kept in the dark over the AU and all the issues surrounding it.
Most of mainstream media buries AU stories in the middle pages somewhere,Replica Chanel, or when they do mention it, it is in context to something major – like the Zimbabwe question. They are not giving the people the information we need about this organisation.
They do not report that we are going to be governed by an AU government based in Addis Ababa.
They do not report that they aim to get rid of national armies and have one AU army which will be able to deal with internal matters.
They do not report that the South African Rand is purposely being devalued in order to prepare for the one Africa currency: the Afro.
They do not report that similar to the EU,Louis Vuitton handbags, our laws will be dictated to by the Addis Ababa government.
They do not report that the new AU government will have unelected special non-African representatives involved at all levels. (Read US and EU control).
We need to stand up and demand answers. We need to educate our fellow citizens on what is happening. We need to take action before we are all sold out by a government that we know doesn’t care about what we want.