And it was a deserved triumph for the Perth side, built on a display of solid intent and organisation.
To her mind, it proved what everyone else including President George Bush had failed to grasp: that the ANC was not just an anti-apartheid movement; it was a revolutionary socialist organisation intent on destroying South Africa's capitalist economy.
A columnist for that broadsheet, Michael Gove, now a Tory candidate, has accused her of being a "passionate, committed and effective supporter of the Trotskyist Socialist Alliance", an organisation intent on "destabilising the props of the establishment".
The latest film sees Bond travel from Mexico to the Sahara desert, Italy and the Austrian Alps in pursuit of SPECTRE – an acronym for Special Executive for Counter-Intelligence, Terrorism, Revenge and Extortion – the sinister organisation intent on world domination.
Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation Director: Christopher McQuarrie Running time: 131 minutes Certificate: PG-13 Tom Cruise returns as secret agent Ethan Hunt in the fifth film in the series, this time on the trail of a secret organisation intent on causing global chaos.
MPs raised fresh questions about the intent of the organisation, which is separate from Labour, after it joined Stop the War in urging people to lobby their representatives against voting for airstrikes in Syria.
Unwilling to compromise, and therefore unable to negotiate, they behave like a campaigning organisation intent not on holding office to exercise power but seeking office purely to make a statement.
All that suggests something a lot more low grade than an organisation intent on using Mali "as a base to carry out attacks in France and Europe" – a stomach-knotting declaration on a par with Tony Blair's warnings about Iraqi missiles being deployable against British bases in just 45 minutes.
The very first production by the National Theatre of Scotland took place in 10 venues simultaneously, among them a ferry boat, a block of flats and a shop front: a declaration of intent for an organisation determined to question not just what "theatre" means, but what "national" and "Scotland" could mean, too.
Backing Mr Cameron on Iraq, Labour leader Ed Miliband said IS was a "murderous" organisation intent on "more killing".
Instead of trying to predict the future, the aim is to to maintain a connection to the surrounding reality, and adjust accordingly, with preserving the intent of the organisation. .
