This
country is sinking. It is sinking so fast and so deep into the waters of the
sea that turning a blind eye is no longer an option to be exercised by anybody.
Just for a moment pause and take a serious look at everything that is happening
around us. Not so many things are working out for our country, few only dare to
rise and those that do so are subsequently silenced. The use of force, use of
state institutions to fight wrong wars has become the order of today. No longer
do we feel that we can put our faith in certain organs of state because its
clear that they are hell bent on serving only the select few over the majority
in this country.
Ours
is a sinking ship without a captain. Our captain is so embroiled in every part
of the ship’s wreckage that he has lost the zeal and stamina to clear it. So
many events that have unfolded and continue to unfold before us are clear proof
that this country is heading down to the bottom of the sea.
First
it was the debacle caused by “Nkandla” after the Investigation and release of
the Nkandla report by the then Public Protector, Thuli Madonsela. This is one
debacle that has left a deep wound in the hearts of many South Africans that
its hard to heal it. The results of Nkandla epitomise what it means to abuse
power and resources. It was only after the ruling of the highest court in the
land that our suppose captain decided to heed the call and steer clear. Those
who fell over on the wayside continue to master every defence and boldness amid
calls for their heads to roll. This has not assisted them in anyway, instead
the Captain has ran them over.
Then
our captain came back to stun us yet again, when he fired the most competent
and trusted servant amid flimsy excuses. After that the country’s status began
to diminish with a blink of an eye. We lost so much value after that sacking of
finance Minister Nene that till today we have not recovered. Captain further
blundered by appointing a lowly backbench warmer to the finance ministry, this
benchwarmer lasted only four days and he was re-packaged and shipped out when
an uproar ensured. Then came Pravin Godharn, a man our captain brought to save
the day. I’ve never in my life seen one man chased so high, at every angle with
all might than this one. Mr. Pravin Godharn is highly sought after and
persecuted at every angle that i can’t believe his still lives. But like
Captain Zuma, he is a tactical survivor. The only difference is that Pravin has
the whole country fighting for him. So far he has survived the onslaught but we
are not sure for how long, because as things stand, he still has another
investigation pending. The so-called “Rogue spy Unit “within SARS. So far the
only thing we know about this is that the HAWKS have beefed up their squared
around this investigation with the hope of nailing Godharn this time. Whether
he survive this one as well is a matter of wait and see.
As
if that was not enough, right up came the fees must fall protest, which has
since turned into a movement. Another blunder by Captain Zuma and his side-kick
to heed the call of our protesting students and respond appropriately. Instead
of Zuma and Nzimande engaging the protesters, they sought to impose decisions
on them and this only fuelled the protesters. Today the protest has engulfed
the whole country, and has even frustrated learners who are currently writing
matric with the hope of enrolling in the very same institutions. Right now most
universities are shadows of former self. We have seen students and police
confront each other in the most brutal violent manner. So many of those
students are relinquishing in jails, while others are nursing injuries in
hospitals, yet the protest is still raging on with furry.
A
matric exam paper has since been leaked, while state capture interdicts are
playing out in our courts, with the Captain at the helm. How pathetic and a
laughing joke our beautiful country has become. This ship called South Africa
is at the tip of collapse and our Captain with his entire swagger has no clue
on how to save it. It needs every patriotic citizen to come forward and avail
in the fight to save it from sinking deeper. I believe every Citizen should
support the campaign to save South Africa. We can no longer afford to idle
around at the distant and watch as we plunge down into the sea of vultures
capturing every institution for selfish gains. We must rise up to claim this
country back from the jaws of defeat. It cannot be business as usual and it
cannot be that we are made to suffer at the hands of one man serving the
interests of his handlers and backers. Enough is enough; every one of our
country men must bear the brunt and carry his own cross. South Africa cannot
sink under our watchful eyes.
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