beenfighting against brutalforeign domination formorethan300years.RMI7 ,.jAlSPC/44/PV.26 181. (Mr.Nkrumah) ur again, its aracter th ndin nand s h gthand more always ruggle vement ,sof omeland ry haveAsrevolutionaries weseekguidance fromthelawsproduced outofour experience ofstruggle. Thehistory oftheAfrican decolonization process andthe evenbroader worldanti-imperialist struggle dernonstrates thatnocolonizer or oppressor voluntarily cedespowertothecolonized ortheoppressed. As Dr.Osagyefo KwameNkrumah teaches us: "Theprivileged willnot,unlesscompelled to,surrender power. Theymay grantreforms butwillnotyieldaninchwhenthebasicpillars oftheir entrenched position arethreatened." Asanexample, Osagyefo's wisdomisconfirmed bythehistory oftheAfrican anti-colonial st~uggle intheareawhereEuropean colonialism hasbeenanchored by theEuropean settlers. InKenyatheMauMaumovement hadtoresorttofireand Dloodtobreakthestranglehold ofBritish settlers. InAlgeria ourheroicpeople sacrificed morethanonemillion livesinan8-yearbattletodislodge a reactionary Frenchsettler minority anditsimperialist masters frompower. More recently weknowthatthealmighty masses waged16yearsofarmedstruggle to destroy thesettler minority regimeofIanSmithandcreate aliberated Zimbabwe undertheleadership ofthePatriotic Front. Inlightofthosefactswehaveno reasontobelieve thatthemostretrogressive, brutal, reactionary andentrenched settler minority regimeinthehistory ofAfricawillvoluntarily returnthestolen landandusurped political powertotheoppressed African massesinAzania-South Africa, theonlyrightful ownersofthelandandrulersofthecountry. Strugglers forjustice, asthebeastinPretoria smilesthrough thenewly donned maskofreform andcompromise, themonster's fangsstilldripwiththeblood ofourpeople. Forexample, State-sponsored andfomented violence amongthe oppressed African masseshasresulted inthedeathofmorethan500innocent men, womenandchildren inthetownships duringthelastseveral weeks• ~",_·,.C' ,_'..,c..~•....._.i~RMI7 A/SPC/44/PV.26 19-20 (Mr.Nkrumah) Theillegal racistgarrison ofSouthAfricahasclearly embarked onanew, Lescalated andevenmoremassive imperialist offensive against the~assesofpeople livingandstruggling inAzania-South Africa andtheGovernments insouthern Africa andAfricaasawhole.new,JB/8.,. A/SPC/44/PV.26 21 (Mr.Nkrnmah) Theobjectives, strategies andpolicies oftheapartheid Government ofSouth :people 'nAfricaAfricaarecrystal clear:first,toliquidate thenational liberation struggle, whichgenuinely represents theaspirations oftheoppressed African masses. The legalregimeisdoingthatbysplitting andpitting thelegitimate organizations of themovement against eachotherandisolating, incarcerating, andoutright murdering revolutionary elements. Theracistminority Government isobstructing massorganization andsponsoring so-called ethnicorpolitical violence campaigns amongtheoppressed African masses, resulting inchaos. Thereisalsothe imposition ofthestateofemergency actions, massarrests anddetention, house-by-house searches, andbreak-up ofmeetings withlargetroopdeployments and/orintelligence agentsoccupying thetownships. Currently, thereareover 3,000political prisoners inSouthAfrican gaols. Thesecondistoimpose asettler-controlled, neo-colonial orpower-sharing arrangements intothepolitical vacuumcreated byneutralization ofthegenuine national liberation movam~nt throu:rh manipulating thereformprocess aswellas orchestrating thecampaign ofovertandcovertterror. Thethirdisthepurposeful armingofthereactionary whiteright-wing inthe country. Thefourthisthetermination ofthefront-line States, ultimately tryingto reducetheirGovernments toclientStatesthrough acampaign ofpolitical intimidation, economic extortion, subversion, andproxywarssuchasovertand covertsupport fortheoutlawbandits RENAMOinMozambique andUNITAinAngola. Thelegalracistminority settler regimeisalsoholding thepeopleofNamibia hostage byrefusing tocedeWalvis BaytotheNamibian Government. Thefifthistousethevastpolitical anddiplomatic resources ofworld
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political statement or speech, discussing the struggle against colonialism and apartheid in Africa, specifically in South Africa. It highlights the brutal treatment of the African people by the colonial powers and the need for armed struggle to achieve independence and liberation. The text also mentions the role of international players and the need for solidarity with other African countries.

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