Kapia and Angula are elected by the people
I AM responding to your opinion regarding Comrades Kapia and Angula.
I would not wish to dwell too much on the details of your opinion,
but let me comment on (just) two issues - not that the rest do not
need to be challenged:
1. You referred to the two as "self-appointed guardians of this
nation"
ANSWER: No, Ma'am, these two may not represent some of you, but
they are definitely not "self-appointed", they are elected by the
people (the majority I may add).
Need I remind the editor that I expressed [the opinion] not too
long ago, that some of us are also worried that she [the editor]
behaves like she were some "guardian angel" for Namibia? I hope
not!
2. The editor asked; "Who does Kapia think he is to determine
who should leave ....?"
ANSWER: Cde Kapia is expressing the opinion of many.
Flabbergasting for some (in this case the editor), who has
always attempted to determine for us who should lead or rule this
country, she is pissed off by another citizen trying to determine
which judge should stay or not.
Coincidentally, one can be a judge in this country without
necessarily being a Namibian.
It should therefore be no surprise that a Namibian could - if
they so wish - call for that person to "pack and go".
After all, the editor also insults us, the voters, by implying
that we voted for the wrong leaders! We do not vote for judges, but
as citizens - though not owning newspapers - we still reserve our
(entrenched) rights to FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION!
To sum up, the two (Comrades Kapia and Angula) (surprising as it
may be to you) actually represent and speak for more people than
you do, otherwise how do you reckon, they got elected? The
Europeans have taught us many things, most of which are not
relevant to us but some are like " ... he who lives in a glasshouse
should not throw stones".
I am sure the editor understands this better!
B.Shingenge
Otjomise.
1. You referred to the two as "self-appointed guardians of this
nation"ANSWER: No, Ma'am, these two may not represent some of you,
but they are definitely not "self-appointed", they are elected by
the people (the majority I may add).Need I remind the editor that I
expressed [the opinion] not too long ago, that some of us are also
worried that she [the editor] behaves like she were some "guardian
angel" for Namibia? I hope not!2. The editor asked; "Who does Kapia
think he is to determine who should leave ....?"ANSWER: Cde Kapia
is expressing the opinion of many.Flabbergasting for some (in this
case the editor), who has always attempted to determine for us who
should lead or rule this country, she is pissed off by another
citizen trying to determine which judge should stay or
not.Coincidentally, one can be a judge in this country without
necessarily being a Namibian.It should therefore be no surprise
that a Namibian could - if they so wish - call for that person to
"pack and go".After all, the editor also insults us, the voters, by
implying that we voted for the wrong leaders! We do not vote for
judges, but as citizens - though not owning newspapers - we still
reserve our (entrenched) rights to FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION!To sum up,
the two (Comrades Kapia and Angula) (surprising as it may be to
you) actually represent and speak for more people than you do,
otherwise how do you reckon, they got elected? The Europeans have
taught us many things, most of which are not relevant to us but
some are like " ... he who lives in a glasshouse should not throw
stones".I am sure the editor understands this
better!B.Shingenge
Otjomise.