Let�s never play with talk of assasinations
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Thus, nostalgia or any such sectarian interests must never be used to bring society close to the brink of war. The words that are attributed to the UDC launch of Major General Pious Mokgware are unfortunate, and dangerous. War is not sweet, and words such as that could easily incite violence and possible civil conflict. It has emerged from that rally that some people are in a hit list of people to be killed. This is apparently coming as a tip off from some within the DIS.
If the President of the Republic is found to have sponsored the list or to be behind it, then it is simple: the President must resign from office for he no longer would be fit to protect the lives of Batswana. He is charged with protecting the lives of even those who lead the opposition. While not exactly the same matter, we know that Richard Nixon resigned from the US Presidency in 1974 for far less serious things than intending to kill people.
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