We are currently dismayed at the behaviour of the racist premier of the Western Cape Helen Zille who through her actions she constantly reminds us of the apartheid era. But our morale is high and we remain committed to the eradication of apartheid tactics and behaviour that is untransformed and smells of the old era.

We as MKMVA are political soldiers that are trained and disciplined hence we remain committed to the ideals of a constitutional democracy that is free and stable. Helen Zille has shown the worst kind of insult to our constitutional right to march and picket, to raise our concerns as citizens of this country and freedom fighters that liberated South Africa from the scourge of apartheid colonialism.

The government of Helen Zille in the Western Cape refused us the right to march by denying us the permit. They wanted us to march illegally so as to run their mouths about us causing instability to the country and we understand this counterrevolutionary behaviour and we will deal with the correct and necessary methods. The Western Cape security clique was ready to ambush us but we had access to information of the strategy they were to employ after their briefings.

We further commit and state that we are coming back and we cannot be dealt with through technical means. We will subvert their strategy and ultimately they will succumb. We were never afraid of the Nationalist apartheid government and all its might and we can never be threatened by a lonely voice in the corner smelling of racism. We are coming to the Western Cape legally and we will apply the necessary pressure to the little premier who is too big for her boots.

Helen Zille will retract her statements and apologize to the commander in chief. She will also have to reshuffle her cabinet including herself if she understands mass mobilisation and defiance campaign.
Statement issued by the MK Military Veterans Association, May 19 2009

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