From: gavan@elc.mth.uct.ac.za (Gavan Tredoux)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.african
Subject: Walt Mweene Disney does UCT
Date: 12 Nov 92 14:31:43 GMT
Article-I.D.: ucthpx.1992Nov12.143143.7054
Organization: University of Cape Town
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Oh dear, if Mweene isn't at it again. Well, ordinarily I
would leave the purveyor of pharoanic fantasies to 
embarrass himself in solitude, but
this linen should be washed in public.

pmmst8+@pitt.edu (Paul M Mweene) writes:
: I talked to my fiends Kaiser Modise and Jabulani Tambo who go the Univer
: sity of Cape Town. They tell me it is the most racist place you could
: ever go to. A black man had better watch his step or he will be gone.

You have friends? Better call them acquaintances. As far as racism goes,
you've personally displayed more in a couple of postings than anyone
I've ever come across at UCT, black or white. Not to mention your
anti-homosexual ranting, and your defence of brutal mutilation of
women for sexual exploitation by your fellow men. Brothers all, eh? 

: I asked them why they don't post on the net, and they told me that I am
: crazy. As simple black people, they'd better not show too much ambition.
: A black man who wants to go in the sciences is discouraged. Most of the
: amenities are reserved for whites. The student union is infiltrated by
: the Burea of State Security and the broederbond. A lot of the white students
: support Eugene Terreblanche.

Fantasy man, pure fantasy. Fallacy is the diminutive of ...?

:  Every thing say and do is monitored and has sometimes come back to haunt
: many blacks. The computers are adminstered by the University which is state
: supported and has a responsibility to project a good image of the country
: (here the line was suspiciously getting noisy)

Really getting worked up here. Wonder whose image is guiding this?
Hope it isn't an unsewn women. Or a man?  
 
: I asked them if they used the computer at all. They said yes but only for
: homework and other academic stuff.

Well that's two uses you've never put your computer to. 

: Everything was strictly monitored by
: the white supervisers and printing of personal stuff was discouraged and
: in the case of blacks illegal. 

Made that up old bean. Where did you get this crap from?

: I expalined the debate on the net. They
: told me that South Africa had not changed. They told me that one of their
: professors had just called the blacks in class 'kaffirs'.

More fantasy. 
 
: When I informed them of the discussion on the net, they got animated and
: wished they had the opportunity to participate and set the boers straight.
: They thanked me for doing a good job and asked me to keep it up.

You're making this all up, nobody talks like that. What were they asking
you to keep up? And why should we be straight? And do these people exist
outside of the lurid corridors of the Mweene Institute for the Rehabilitation
of Uncircumcised Women? Animation may be the key to the whole expisode -- lets
see, what were Mickey and Donald doing when this was going down?

Note racist labelling of people as boers. 
 
: I asked them about homosexuality. They said I was asking a ridiculous quest
: ion and should as an African that such things were abhorred. One told of a
: 'gay' rights march by Africans, who he said however drew the indignation 
: of all. They were known to have been instigated and acting under the orders
: of their white lovers.(It did not suprise me)

This takes the cake. Think this must be reposted every month so that
all newcomers to the net can get a good dose of Mweene's surgical wit.
 
: I aked again why they did not post, and just when they were going to 
: start  saying someting there was a click and the line was cut.

Damn, the line's gone dead again. What was that Paul? Are you there?

(screams and leaves stage on the right)

Gavan Tredoux
UCT