text: imperialism, especially theUnitedStatesofAmerica, Britain andIsrael, tocoerce theworldcommunity intogivingapproval totheboguspower-sharing arrangement.JB/8 A/SPC/44/PV.26 22 (Mr.Nkrumah) Thesixthistomanipulate world p~Jlicopinion through thepowerofthe )f :eimperialist-Zionist controlled mediatoportray thesettler colonial regimeas reform-minded, legitimate partners inanewSouthAfrica otowinacceptance of theirpuppets asauthentic African leaders andtobran~thegenuine nationalist forcesasfringeextremist andterrorist elements. Theseventh istheruthless intimidation andnuclear whitemail ofAfrica and therestoftheworld. IsraelandtheUnitedStateshavegiventhemostrac5.st, reactionary, brutal andillegalsettler colonyintheworldnuclear weapons. Those weapons areaimedatthewholeofAfrica andtherestofhumanity. Theeighthistheintensification ofthetiesandjointco-operation between theillegal racistsettler regimes ofSouthAfrica andIsrael, andtheUnited States. Inouranalysis, wehaveseennosignsofmeaningful change. Therehas onlybeendelaying anddivisive manoeuvres andweakening thegenuine national liberation movements andmaintaining political andeconomic power. OurParty cannot andwillnotyieldtotheperennial robber, whooffersscrapsofthelootto maintain thelion'sshareofthestolenbooty,todealjustlywiththerobbed. Onthecontrary, welookonlytotheresilience ofthedisenfranchised victims whoarewaging ajuststruggle fornational liberation andabetter wayoflife. Tomeasure progress inthestruggle, todismantle thisdecaying colonialism, we believe thatallfreedom-loving humanity mustfocusontheinformation presented by theoppressed, nottheoppressor. Inthatlight,theinternational community hasamoralresponsibility to increase pressure inallitsforms,including economic sanctions onthebanGit regimeuntilthestolenlandandusurped powerisrepossessed bytheoppressed African masses. Further, wereaffirm ourtotalsupport fortheoppressed African masses undertheleadership oftheAfrican National Congress ofSouthAfrica (ANC) andthePanAfricanist Congress ofAzania (PAC),aswellasotherrevolutionary :MM i J~.:..JB/8 AlSPC/44/PV.26 23 (Mr.Nkrumah) fthe imeas nceof onalist fricaand rac5.st, ons.Those nbetween nited Ilerehas ional Elarty thelootto )bbed. sedvictims )flife. ism,we resented by :yto )anCit ~essed iAfrican :ica(ANC) :ionaryforcesforourjuststruggle tosmashtheillegal immoralsettler colonial regime, tobuildaliberated Azania-South Africaunderindigenous rule.Here,wecallfor aunitedfrontundertheleadership andtheANCandthePACasastrategic necessity atthisstageofthena~ional liberation struggle. Whiletheenemyattempts toweakenus,revolutionary logicintheinterests of oursuffering masses compels ustounite,thereby accelerating ourmarchto ultimate victory. Additionally, wecallfortheradical intensification ofall formsofstruggle, including armedstruggle. Dr.KwameNkrumah says: "Aslongasviolence continues tobeusedagainst theAfrican people, the Partycannotachieveitsobjectives without theuseofallformsofpolitical struggle, including armedstruggle." WeoftheAll-African Peoples' Revolutionary Partywhoholdfirmourideology, Nkrumahism-Tureism andourobjective Pan-Africanism feelconfident thatvictory is inevitable fortheAfrican massesinthestruggle against direct European colonialism, foreign domination andimperialism. Weknowthataliberated Azania-South Africawillbeamajorvictory inourpeople's 500-year struggle for thecomplete emancipation andredemption thatcanonlyberealized inoneunified, socialist Africa. Alllandandpowertotheoppressed African massesof Azania-South Africa. Wethankyouandasalways westandreadyfortherevolution. TheCHAIRMAN: InowcallonMr.Magnus WalanoftheAfrica Groupsof Sweden; Isolate SouthAfrica Committee. Mr.WALAN: IwouldliketothanktheUnitedNations Special Political Committee andtheUnitedNations Special Committee against Apartheid forgivingus theopportunity tospeakhere. IspeakherealsoonbehalfoftheSouthAfrica Committee, Denmark; theIsolate SouthAfrica Campaign inFinland; andtheNorwegian Council forSouthern AfricainNorway.JB/8 AlSPC/44/PV.26 24-25 (Mr.Walan)
analysis: This text appears to be a political statement or speech, likely from the 1970s or 1980s, criticizing imperialism, colonialism, and apartheid in South Africa. The language is passionate and rhetorical, with a focus on the struggles of the African people and the need for national liberation. The text also mentions the role of the United States, Britain, and Israel in supporting the apartheid regime.