Post by pieter on Feb 6, 2010 19:30:07 GMT -7
This letter I got per e-mail from my sister from Cape Town, South-Africa!
Dear Mr President Jacob Zuma
After having read the front page story of the Sunday Times (31/01/2010),
I feel compelled to write to you as this ordinary citizen that I am.
Because I am a commoner, my judgement of your actions could be regarded
as disrespect. Equally you might be indulging in all these sordid acts
because you feel that you cannot be questioned and brought to book.
As a young man I have an interest in the way in which those in power are
behaving, so as to ensure that we have good, moral and ethical leaders
to look upon. A public figure who does not inspire confidence or does
not conduct themselves in a manner that seek to inspire development of
society, should be eliminated from the limelight and sent into the
deepest of corners so that their misleading acts are shunned. To me you
happen to be such an individual.
In your address during your inauguration and also in your first State of
the Nation address, you emphasised greatly on moral regeneration. The
reason why religion has seemingly failed to produce members that embody
the values taught in religious institutions is because the preachers
themselves are failing to be upright leaders who live out what they
preach. You are such a preacher to me.
Given your past record that displays you as a man who is easily tempted
by indulging in sexual intercourse, it is very difficult for me to throw
water over the claims made by the Sunday Times. To me it is irrelevant
that the person you impregnated is the daughter of Dr Irvin "The Iron
Duke" Khoza, I would still feel the same way even if it was just yet
another woman. If this baby was born under normal circumstances, it
means that you must have slept with this lady around January 2009.
During the same time you had already paid Lobola for Thobeka Madiba-Zuma
and you were planning your wedding day with her. At the same time you
were already having the pleasure of being attended to by two wives. I
suppose given that you were busy campaigning for the 2009 General
Elections, the challenges that you faced couldn't be accommodated by
your wives, you needed to find solace and release your masculine energy
on another woman outside wedlock.
What nauseates me the most is the fact that this lady got pregnant,
meaning you had unprotected sex yet again. To me it is clear that you
have unprotected sex with your wives, because you do it so easily with
"omakhwapheni". It means you are a risk to your wives, because you seem
to be fishing for HIV, so that you can take the catch home and
distribute it evenly amongst them. Unless there is preventive medication
for HIV that you have and we the ordinary people do not have access to.
The Zulu Kingdom should be ashamed at how you have paraded their culture
of polygamy, a culture that is in fact to me very demeaning of women. To
me it symbolises true qualities of chauvinism and patriarchy, whereby if
a man is not satisfied with one woman, then they can go get another.
Meanwhile society would vilify a woman who would take a second man.
Polygamy also promotes cheating on your wife, because you must first
know the second wife, well in your case sixth, intimately on stolen
moments away from your wife. So during that time you are lying to your
wife or wives claiming to be seeing no one besides them and even to God,
whom you made such a pact with when getting married.
Polygamy reduces women to objects that are used to just satisfy the egos
of many men out there, who see having many women as a sense of
superiority and achievement. To me this is a very small minded sense of
thinking.
I cannot have you preach morality to me when you partake in such
disgusting acts that make me feel if only I was not a South African.
When a sex scandal broke off about Mr Bill Clinton, he had to step down
as President of the USA. The President of the World Bank stepped down
after such allegations were tabled against him. However to you it is
just yet another day another dollar and nothing will happen, because you
are hiding behind tradition and using it to camouflage your helpless
sexuality.
You are a man who does not respect women clearly, a man who does not
believe in treating your wives with the best respect they deserve. I
doubt maKhumalo is happily married to you, but she is probably fearful
of what shall become of her if she were to leave you. It is unfortunate
that the majority of the people in your organisation find your acts
acceptable; it goes to show how the morals of the ANC have become
fragmented over the years.
You occupy the highest seat in our land and many people will find a way
of using your acts to justify their mistakes and atrocious behaviours
which resemble yours. You are not a beacon of hope to me, but rather
that one of disaster.
It is impossible that you could raise all your 20 children, so it means
that you promote unstructured families whereby kids grow up with single
parents. You promote and justify cheating. You promote for society to
discredit the three pillars of fighting HIV, because you do not Abstain,
you do not get to Be Faithful, you do not Condomize.
What are you good for? Absolutely nothing. You are shaming our country
and making it seem as if we are unable to be led by principled leaders.
You are a health risk to your wives, you are a financial risk to the
taxpayers who must pay for your opulence and you still pledge your
support to communists.
I ask of you to step down as President, before you turn South Africa
into a quagmire that resembles your sexual life and its animalistic
behaviours.
Written by: Lukhona Mnguni
Dear Mr President Jacob Zuma
After having read the front page story of the Sunday Times (31/01/2010),
I feel compelled to write to you as this ordinary citizen that I am.
Because I am a commoner, my judgement of your actions could be regarded
as disrespect. Equally you might be indulging in all these sordid acts
because you feel that you cannot be questioned and brought to book.
As a young man I have an interest in the way in which those in power are
behaving, so as to ensure that we have good, moral and ethical leaders
to look upon. A public figure who does not inspire confidence or does
not conduct themselves in a manner that seek to inspire development of
society, should be eliminated from the limelight and sent into the
deepest of corners so that their misleading acts are shunned. To me you
happen to be such an individual.
In your address during your inauguration and also in your first State of
the Nation address, you emphasised greatly on moral regeneration. The
reason why religion has seemingly failed to produce members that embody
the values taught in religious institutions is because the preachers
themselves are failing to be upright leaders who live out what they
preach. You are such a preacher to me.
Given your past record that displays you as a man who is easily tempted
by indulging in sexual intercourse, it is very difficult for me to throw
water over the claims made by the Sunday Times. To me it is irrelevant
that the person you impregnated is the daughter of Dr Irvin "The Iron
Duke" Khoza, I would still feel the same way even if it was just yet
another woman. If this baby was born under normal circumstances, it
means that you must have slept with this lady around January 2009.
During the same time you had already paid Lobola for Thobeka Madiba-Zuma
and you were planning your wedding day with her. At the same time you
were already having the pleasure of being attended to by two wives. I
suppose given that you were busy campaigning for the 2009 General
Elections, the challenges that you faced couldn't be accommodated by
your wives, you needed to find solace and release your masculine energy
on another woman outside wedlock.
What nauseates me the most is the fact that this lady got pregnant,
meaning you had unprotected sex yet again. To me it is clear that you
have unprotected sex with your wives, because you do it so easily with
"omakhwapheni". It means you are a risk to your wives, because you seem
to be fishing for HIV, so that you can take the catch home and
distribute it evenly amongst them. Unless there is preventive medication
for HIV that you have and we the ordinary people do not have access to.
The Zulu Kingdom should be ashamed at how you have paraded their culture
of polygamy, a culture that is in fact to me very demeaning of women. To
me it symbolises true qualities of chauvinism and patriarchy, whereby if
a man is not satisfied with one woman, then they can go get another.
Meanwhile society would vilify a woman who would take a second man.
Polygamy also promotes cheating on your wife, because you must first
know the second wife, well in your case sixth, intimately on stolen
moments away from your wife. So during that time you are lying to your
wife or wives claiming to be seeing no one besides them and even to God,
whom you made such a pact with when getting married.
Polygamy reduces women to objects that are used to just satisfy the egos
of many men out there, who see having many women as a sense of
superiority and achievement. To me this is a very small minded sense of
thinking.
I cannot have you preach morality to me when you partake in such
disgusting acts that make me feel if only I was not a South African.
When a sex scandal broke off about Mr Bill Clinton, he had to step down
as President of the USA. The President of the World Bank stepped down
after such allegations were tabled against him. However to you it is
just yet another day another dollar and nothing will happen, because you
are hiding behind tradition and using it to camouflage your helpless
sexuality.
You are a man who does not respect women clearly, a man who does not
believe in treating your wives with the best respect they deserve. I
doubt maKhumalo is happily married to you, but she is probably fearful
of what shall become of her if she were to leave you. It is unfortunate
that the majority of the people in your organisation find your acts
acceptable; it goes to show how the morals of the ANC have become
fragmented over the years.
You occupy the highest seat in our land and many people will find a way
of using your acts to justify their mistakes and atrocious behaviours
which resemble yours. You are not a beacon of hope to me, but rather
that one of disaster.
It is impossible that you could raise all your 20 children, so it means
that you promote unstructured families whereby kids grow up with single
parents. You promote and justify cheating. You promote for society to
discredit the three pillars of fighting HIV, because you do not Abstain,
you do not get to Be Faithful, you do not Condomize.
What are you good for? Absolutely nothing. You are shaming our country
and making it seem as if we are unable to be led by principled leaders.
You are a health risk to your wives, you are a financial risk to the
taxpayers who must pay for your opulence and you still pledge your
support to communists.
I ask of you to step down as President, before you turn South Africa
into a quagmire that resembles your sexual life and its animalistic
behaviours.
Written by: Lukhona Mnguni