Being told to “shut up” is bad enough, but to be threatened and frogmarched out of the building is beyond the pale
This is the reality of how Cele’s goons deal with honest and passionate criticism. This is what the man known as “The Stuffed Hat” orders his jackboots to do when a frustrated citizen speaks truth to power. Straight out of Oswald Mosley’s blackshirt playbook.
And where is our president in all of this? Where is a single dissenting voice in the ANC? And where is the DA shadow minister who replaced the effective and impressive Dianne Kohler Barnard? All it takes for evil to triumph is for good men and women to do nothing. Ian Cameron cannot be left alone and unprotected.
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