The spy who saved Zuma

Can you imagine the movie documentary if Micheal Moore lived in South Africa? Who said African governments were backward and uncreative. Its all rather exciting and intriguing, but now what? Where do we go form here? There seems to be so much corruption and misconduct. Yet no one is being charged. Instead they're being let off the hook and no one is being held accountable. Roll-up 2009 elections!

Instead of all this cloak and dagger stuff going on behind the scenes, why is there still no sign of a courtcase?

Zuma initially said he would welcome a courtcase because he knew he was innocent. So why then is he doing everything in his power (and by now he clearly has a huge amount!) to avoid a courtcase? Costing millions!

This whole issue is dragging on and on and on and it's time to get a resolution one way or the other. What about us taxpayers' money that is being used to pay all the legal fees?

Let the courts decide for once and for all although one is fast losing trust even in the judiciary.

And Zuma wants to be our President? God help us all!

Excellent questions-further; who 'compiled' the transcripts and what of the rest of the conversations so we get a sense of context to the allegations...

I sometimes wonder why some people choose to ignore some key issues that need consideration or questioning with respect to this matter.The first question for me would be why would Ngcuka, McCarthy and Mzi only be interested in the Zuma case only as it related to the timing of charges? One would be naive to think their interest and influence were narrowly focused and limited to the timing of charges. Did their influence of NPA processes only start prior to Polokwane? For me that would be very hard to believe, given the extent they had to go to in stopping Zuma from being the ANC President and ultimately the Country's President e.g. the haste with which he was dismissed after Shaik's court ruling, Browse Mole Report, monetary offers to quit politics. The whole bias as far as I am concerned started during Ngcuka's tenure as Head of the NPA, who can forget the off-the record briefings he had with Newspaper Editors, who can forget the prima facie evidence with no winnable case. Ngcuka' phone should have be tapped long time ago, at least we would have known the real story. The 'come back strategy' on its own is a reflection of a concerted effort to persecute Zuma at all cost. I am shocked that this writer is putting as one of the questions the question about why was Ngcuka not presented with the transcripts before putting them in public. Ngcuka was given a set of questions to answer under oath, which he refused to do citing 'distortion of context' if he did so. It is the very same Ngcuka who did not want to accept Zuma's refusal to answer questions sent to him by the NPA years back, interesting. The very same people like this writer are not consistent in their arguments, Ngcuka was supposed to be presented with transcripts before putting them in public, but on one hand the Constitutional Court Judges were right to make public, allegations against Hlophe before he was informed of the allegations. Guys, what kind of South Africa do we want to create. I am afraid and very afraid that those who purport or are supposed to be the custodians of our democracy are the ones who are dishing it to the dogs. The work of the NIA and its biases should not be viewed narrowly. Billy Masetla was fired under a cloud. We really need to find out if these State institutions have not been used to settle political scores. If we are not biased, we should be evaluating and analyzing performance of these institutions not only as it pertains to Frazer but from way back.

In cases like these it is even difficult to get one source. One must wonder where you got three and also independent sources.

G-20 has just met and committed $5-t to the World Bank by end of 2010. Tax havens around the world will be closely watched together with money laundering, racketeering, government corruption and political instability. The eye of the storm could be sternly bearing on us. CAUTION: Interesting Zuma-"scapades" Ahead.

The 'Big-Man= = Thabo Mbeki. It's clear, and we are not stupids. He is the main man behind all this nonsense 'finish and klaar' as Jackie Selebi said.

This is what the country needs. Keep it up.

Call me a conspiracy theorist but what if all involved purposely tarnished the case for it to be thrown out on a technicality. After all, Zuma had tried all other options so this was always going to be a last-ditch strategy.

It is futile to now complain about how Zuma got the recordings - it will have absolutely no effect. It would in any case have been unjust to deprive him of tapes and recordings that clearly prejudiced him. What many seem to be saying is that Zuma should have gone to jail even if there is proof that he was prejudiced from day 1. The simple and common hatred for Zuma is leading to a twisted sense of justice by those claiming to be advocates of justice. The Zumaphobia must come to an end. To now allege that Mpshe and Fraser are now endearing themselves to the Zuma administration is to create a slightly racist perception that because they are black (or coloured) they do not have a backbone! That is mischievous and insulting. There are many who would like to see Zuma in jail and even more who want to see him in the union building. These two cannot all win! The losers must just get a grip and stop being anal retentive and manufacturing consent!

Now, more so than ever before do South african need to stand against this trend of thuggery and big bully tactics against all of our state institutions.
It wont be long before we are back to the day of state security, controlled freedom of speech, and enemy of the state should you critisize the ruling government.
Stand up south africa and protect your constitutional freedom that we all have fought so hard and long for.
Hands off state institutions. If ever we needed the legal system to protect itself from interferance it is now

I'm only 20 years of age and I can already see that our country is going down the drains at an incredible pace,it's unbelievable!!South Africa,as our forefathers knew it and hoped it would become, has become a place of corruption in all the levels of our daily lives.From our homes to our work places,our government,our tertiary institutions and even our churches.SA is also steadfastly heading to where Zimbabweans find themselves right now.And I fear that in the end,we will become far worse than Zimbabwe!!!In these up and coming elections,I doubt that I will go and cast my vote,because none of the political parties,in my view at least,show or possess any real mechanism for change in this beloved country of mine.People sometimes wonder why our fellow South Africans prefer making a living in other countries,and I think their answer is simple,"South Africa is heading down the drains and "i" "we" do not want to be there,at home,when it happens".So I'm saying,congratulations to our leaders for leading us astray.

Don't you thinking persons understand what is happening, JZ's case will be put off and put off until they are convinced that nobody remembers anything about it anymore. Well so they would like to think. However we are not all that stupid. There are other persons in the government who have achieved this, ie, Winnie.