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SALAZAR AND SMITH TRADE-PACT IN DISGUISE
The announcement of the Portuguese Trade-pact with the
Rhodesian Government did not surprise us at all, since we have
been expecting a trade-pact of that nature to take place as soon
as the racist government of Verwoerd agreed to sign a trade-pact
in disguise with the notorious Prime minister of Rhodesia, Smith.
The settlers of Southern Africa are having a hard time from
the nationaist leaders of Southern Africa, who are demanding national independence in their God-given land, as such they are
endeavouring by all means to resist the fierce storm of revolu-
tion which is threatening their position in Africa. We all know
that a drov/ing man holds on to any straw to save himself. The
Salazar and Smith trade-pact in disguise, is actually aimed at
uniting their military forces to resist the pressure of nationalism and to delay their departure from Africa. However, they
must bear in mind tbp t they are fighting a losing battle. To prove
that the Trade-pact is aimed at uniting the Salazar and Smith
military forces and to intesify the position of Smith1s government in the event of UDI, the Rhodesian government declares that
"if the Trade-Pact is signed it will mean forging of closer links
in between Rhodesia and Portuguese provinces of Mozambique and
Angola". It is quite clear that, the Salazar, Smith and Vervored
Trade-Pacts are aimed at blocking the way for nationalist movements
of Mozambique, Zimbabwe, South Africa and Angola.
The Rhodesian statement v/ent further, "a need had been found
to establish closer co-operation in a number of fields in v/hich
there is scope for neighbouring countries to work in association11,
this indicates that Smith is gatting it tought from Zimbabweans,
therefore to save his position a need must be found to establish
military co-operation, since he has no other means to defend
himself and his gang.
As such we the natinalist leaders of Southern Africa must
unite our forces and consolidate our efforts in a united front
to confront the three enemies of Africa Salazar, Smith and
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| Full text | I f -5- SALAZAR AND SMITH TRADE-PACT IN DISGUISE The announcement of the Portuguese Trade-pact with the Rhodesian Government did not surprise us at all, since we have been expecting a trade-pact of that nature to take place as soon as the racist government of Verwoerd agreed to sign a trade-pact in disguise with the notorious Prime minister of Rhodesia, Smith. The settlers of Southern Africa are having a hard time from the nationaist leaders of Southern Africa, who are demanding national independence in their God-given land, as such they are endeavouring by all means to resist the fierce storm of revolu- tion which is threatening their position in Africa. We all know that a drov/ing man holds on to any straw to save himself. The Salazar and Smith trade-pact in disguise, is actually aimed at uniting their military forces to resist the pressure of nationalism and to delay their departure from Africa. However, they must bear in mind tbp t they are fighting a losing battle. To prove that the Trade-pact is aimed at uniting the Salazar and Smith military forces and to intesify the position of Smith1s government in the event of UDI, the Rhodesian government declares that "if the Trade-Pact is signed it will mean forging of closer links in between Rhodesia and Portuguese provinces of Mozambique and Angola". It is quite clear that, the Salazar, Smith and Vervored Trade-Pacts are aimed at blocking the way for nationalist movements of Mozambique, Zimbabwe, South Africa and Angola. The Rhodesian statement v/ent further, "a need had been found to establish closer co-operation in a number of fields in v/hich there is scope for neighbouring countries to work in association11, this indicates that Smith is gatting it tought from Zimbabweans, therefore to save his position a need must be found to establish military co-operation, since he has no other means to defend himself and his gang. As such we the natinalist leaders of Southern Africa must unite our forces and consolidate our efforts in a united front to confront the three enemies of Africa Salazar, Smith and |
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