Editing 79-10-B1 (section)

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Our government and the United Nations among others are very upset because the
terrorist forces of Joshua Nkomo and Robert Mugabe were not allowed to impose their
rule on Rhodesia by force of arms. The Rhodesians by free and open election chose
another leader and another more democratic course.

Now we find a sequel in another emerging country, South West Africa known as
Namibia. This had been a German colony until World War I after which the League of
Nations turned it over to South Africa.

In 1978 South Africa accepted a plan drawn up by our country, Britain, France,
Canada and West Germany by which Namibia would become an independent nation. This
plan was put in effect through the U.N. but, shades of Rhodesia, no sooner had South
Africa given in than the U.N. began changing the plan to which South Africa had
consented.

Last year the U.N. Security Council by a 15 to O vote declared that Walvis Bay
must be integrated into Namibia. This was in direct contravention to the agreement
with South Africa. The bay is one of South Africa's major sea ports but what is more
significant it has been part of South Africa since 1884, Namibia was only mandated to
South Africa in 1920.

It now appears that the U.N. and the five western powers changed their minds on
Walvis Bay in an effort to persuade Sam Mujoma, leader of a Marxist terrorist band
to accept the U.N. plan.

In a situation not unlike Rhodesia's Namibia has a terrorist force headed by
Nujoma who does not want an election to establish a majority rule government in Namibia.
His group calls itself the Southwest Africa Peoples Organization, "SWAPO" for short.

As the U.N. sputtered around, unilaterally changing the contract it had signed and
postponing an election in Namibia, Nujoma's SWAPO forces - like the bandits of Nkomo
and Mugabe in Rhodesia - were busily murdering and pillaging. The government of South
Africa decided the only way to settle once and for all who spoke for the people of
Namibia would be to hear from the people by way of a free and open election.

SWAPO was enraged, the killing increased and one of the leading black moderates
who could have won a free election was murdered. Documents were found proving not only
that SWAPO was responsible for the murder but that other leaders were on a "hit" list.
Our government sent observers to Namibia but their bias was showing - they only
met SWAPO leaders.

One U.S. Congressman (who, incidentally, has been convicted recently of 29 felony
counts) wanted the DTA, the moderate party, to turn the government over to SWAPO
apparently without an election. The U.N. has declared SWAPO is somehow the only
legitimate spokesman for the country. Three U.N. bodies, the U.N. Commission for
Namibia, the U.N. Council for Namibia and the U.N. Fund for Namibia channel millions
of dollars in aid directly to Nujoma, the SWAPO Leader. UNICEF and UNESCO do likewise.
Chapter two on the effort to impose a Marxist government without an election
on the people of Namibia will follow next broadcast. 

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