The ANC: 100 Years of Marxist Deceit and Still Going Strong
by William Finck
The Bible tells us that it is the dragon which gives its power to the beast, and wherever we look into history beyond the surface, we can see that the Bible is absolutely true. Looking around the internet this past week for news out of South Africa, we see that one of the people most often mentioned in connection with the recent 100-year anniversary of the African National Congress is Joe Slovo, who died in 1995. He is celebrated on the front page of the official ANC website with the short article “Long live the memory of Joe Slovo”. On the South African Communist Party website, Slovo is figured much more prominently, even having a picture conspicuously positioned between two negroes in the website's banner. Slovo, an active member of the party since 1942, was its general secretary from 1984. For most of its existence, the ANC has been closely involved in an alliance with the SACP, and still is today. An article at South African History Online states that “In 1928 the CPSA and the African National Congress (ANC) began a close working relationship” (the CPSA was later renamed SACP).