The leaflet report startling new evidence that the South African government has not only supported Gatsha Buthelezi's Inkatha Freedom Party with large sums of secret money, but also supplied it with arms to attack ANC (African National Congress) supporters. Also, the Special Forces of the South African Defence Force (SADF) have kidnapped African men in South Africa and neighboring countries, interrogated and tortured them, indoctrinated them with pro-Inkatha propaganda, and directed them to carry out attacks in support of Inkatha or to terrorize black communities. These attacks include the massacre of Africans on commuter trains in South Africa. The terrorist campaign, earlier attributed to...
The leaflet report startling new evidence that the South African government has not only supported Gatsha Buthelezi's Inkatha Freedom Party with large sums of secret money, but also supplied it with arms to attack ANC (African National Congress) supporters. Also, the Special Forces of the South African Defence Force (SADF) have kidnapped African men in South Africa and neighboring countries, interrogated and tortured them, indoctrinated them with pro-Inkatha propaganda, and directed them to carry out attacks in support of Inkatha or to terrorize black communities. These attacks include the massacre of Africans on commuter trains in South Africa. The terrorist campaign, earlier attributed to a mysterious "third force," is part of a government strategy to replace official repression exercised by apartheid laws with unofficial repression exercised by terrorism. The leaflet discusses Sergeant Felix Isaias Ndimene, AK-47 rifles, Major Nico Basson, "homelands," bantustans, destabilization, Operation Agree, the South African Communist Party, and Senators Edward M. Kennedy and John Kerry. People are asked to write to State President F.W. de Klerk and Ambassador Harry Schwarz to say they are shocked by the evidence that elements of the South African Defense Force have been committing acts of terrorism against black communities. People also are asked to write to President Bush and Members of Congress urging them to reimpose sanctions on the grounds that Pretoria has failed to negotiate in good faith with the black community and to convey the new evidence of terrorism by the South African government.
