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The meeting is tasked with detail with the situation in Southern Africa,
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analyzed in the front pages in the kind of policies,
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in Namibia and Zimbabwe, and the part played by the imperialism
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in armies of the Republic of South Africa and Rhodesia,
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and continuing to be based there in spite of the edict
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of the United Nations Resolution for an arms embargo.
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The meeting concluded
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that the various negotiations in Zimbabwe and Namibia
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are not in the interest of the liberation of the countries concerned,
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but of a neo-colonialist policy,
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which will keep the people of this area
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and will support perpetual economic exploitation and oppression.
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These efforts are designed
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to blind the peoples of Africa and the world,
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and to support the interests of the imperialist countries.
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Meanwhile, behind the scenes,
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the racist regimes are working feverishly to stifle the oppositions.
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This goes hand in hand with the struggle for imperialism
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and its lackeys to establish neo-colonialist regimes
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in Namibia and Zimbabwe and to isolate progressive liberation movements.
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The meeting, having heard the calls of delegates of the liberation movement,
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once more expressed its condemnation of Apartheid,
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racism, and colonialism,
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and drew the attention of the world's public opinion
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to the fact that the situation in Southern Africa
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is a danger, not only to Africa, but also to world peace.
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The Republic of South Africa is a fascist state
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and thus, aggressive by nature.
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Transcription Notes:
Not complete -- still a couple of places where it's hard to determine what the words are ---------- Reopened for Editing 2024-01-01 12:22:19