Vladimir Lenin, the former Soviet leader, put politics and political saboteurs in a shocking context. Allegedly plotting to derail his good intentions, the saboteurs Lenin denounced were really conspirators. Through his most ambitious plans, Lenin was able to eliminate the saboteurs in due time.
Moreover, the NDC's political maneuverings under John Mahama's tenure would continue to captivate and enthrall historians long after Lenin's death. The startling cognitive dissonance of the man and his followers, as well as the true nature of the dead goat, are only becoming apparent after seven years of political opposition.
A parked truck was crushed by a Diesel Multiple Unit (DMU) train on Thursday along the Tema-Mpakadan rail line, a tragic episode that serves as a clear reminder that the NDC's objective of nation-wrecking will not finish soon.
Once again, John Mahama's clients, the arsonists, wreckers, and scumbag partisans, are obstructing the progress of our beloved country.
They are back to their destructive ways, attempting to thwart any good that the NPP government has done. Opposition elements parked the truck on the rail track on purpose to sabotage the state. It looks like an ordinary accident at first glance, but it was actually a well-planned operation by agents funded by John Mahama.
It was the Mahama surrogates who planned the DMU train's crash.
It is crucial for the state security apparatus to deal brutally with these country wreckers because there is abundant evidence from the past seven years to suggest that we have not seen the last of them.
These are obvious signs of future events. We are about to see the most disastrous elections in our history, brought to you by Mahama and his henchmen. Since they are determined to triumph by other means, they are hell-bent on wreaking havoc.
We must ensure that the nation-wreckers do not emerge victorious. Our political system must not allow a culture of impunity and a lack of respect for intelligence to prevail. We can't let xenophobia and catastrophe explode out of control.
We, the people, must take a united stance and, following Lenin's example, drive Mahama and his paid agitators and nationalists out. Deputy Director of Communications at NPP, Ernest Kofi Owusu-Bempah Bonsu
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