Yesterday (11 May 2012), I wrote, ‘SSN (Swaziland Solidarity Network) supporters want the monarchy
abolished and replaced by a Communist-led state.’ It is true that many
supporters do want this, as they are themselves members of a communist party.
However, Dominic Tweedie, moderator of the SSN Forum Google
Group, is keen to point out that SSN itself does not advocate for a
communist-led state. He tells the forum in a post that SSN wants the monarchy
replaced by a people’s republic.
See also
THE FUTURE FOR A DEMOCRATIC SWAZILAND?
2 comments:
The twentieth century experiment with communism has proved this outcome to be a solid waste of humanity.
Exchanging a monarchy for a communist state is like trading one aids for ebola.
Obviously, a republic would limit direct participation from the masses who peacefully accept the rule of King M--and could vote him in directly as prime minister.
The twentieth century experiment with communism has proved this outcome to be a solid waste of humanity.
Exchanging a monarchy for a communist state is like trading one aids for ebola.
Obviously, a republic would limit direct participation from the masses who peacefully accept the rule of King M--and could vote him in directly as prime minister.
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