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GANGSTER MANDELA'S LEGACY
Zoleka mandela (left)
Zoleka Mandela wrote: 'From the time I was barely eight years old to the age of 14, I had been sexually abused by some of the adults who should have been looking after me."
South Africa is famous for its child sex rings.
Multi-millionaire Mandela
Nelson Mandela is as fake as Tony Blair or Jimmy Savile.
Nelson Mandela's family are rich capitalists.
His children and grandchildren are active in more than 100 companies and hold their wealth in a number of trusts.
Some of the trusts own expensive properties in Johannesburg.
The Mandelas are involved in a Mandela clothing range, minerals, the controversial Aurora mine, real estate, railway engineering, medical firms, and entertainment.
Mandela, said to be worth over £10 million, and Prince Bandar. Saudi prince Bandar led attacks on Syria Christians.
The owners of the Aurora mine have been accused of abusing their workers and selling mine assets they do not own.
The managing director of Aurora is Zondwa Mandela, grandson of Nelson Mandela.
Despite having no previous experience in the mining industry, a high court-appointed liquidator gave Aurora control of two gold mines...
Eighteen years after the end of apartheid, South Africa is now judged to be one of the most unequal societies in the world. More than half of South Africa's children live in dire poverty
According to South African novelist Zakes Mda:
"The disillusionment of young black South Africans began when Nelson Mandela was president.
"So did the unbridled accumulation of wealth by the ruling party apparatchiks, accompanied by the marginalisation of all those deemed to lack 'struggle credentials'.
"While cadres of the party gained positions of power and wealth, both in the public and private sectors, the rest of the black population remained poor and out of work.
When Mandela came to power, his government bought lots of weapons.
"In the case of BAE Systems, R300m had allegedly been paid in kickbacks, while in the case of the German Frigate Consortium, a payment of $25m was said to have changed hands."
Whistleblower Patricia de Lille alleged in Parliament that she had evidence of three payments by warship supplier Thyssen-Krupp on 29 January 1999, each of R500,000, to the ANC, to the Nelson Mandela Children's Fund and to the Community Development Foundation, a Mozambique charity associated with Mandela's wife, Graça Machel.[3]
Reportedly, about $1.5 million has been misappropriated from the Nelson Mandela Children's fund.
The CIA's Charles Taylor with MI6's Nelson Mandela. (and Naomi Campbell)
"Some of these former African leaders are compromised by the money they get from those who finance their fake Foundations and charities which are just an excuse for flying around the world and keeping themselves in the limelight."
Mandela's government was involved in huge arms sales to countries such as Rwanda, where a million people were killed, and to the Congo where three million were killed.
Below we see how South Africa has slipped in terms of the Human Development Index.
According to South African missionary Dr Peter Hammond:
1,000 Africans were killed by necklacing (burning alive) carried out by Mandela's ANC
Necklacing
Hammond has described acts of violence committed by the ANC under the order or oversight of Mandela.
"Missionaries and their kids were murdered, bayoneted on the fields - whole families killed by landmines planted in the roads...
Stompie, murdered by Winnie Mandela
"Winnie Mandela actually was found guilty in court of the murder of a 12-year-old boy.
"And it was upheld on appeal. She was sentenced to five years in prison, but she hasn’t served a day."
"The Church Street attack on May 20, 1983 killed 19 and injured more than 200 people when a car with 40kg of explosives was detonated...
"In his book Long Walk to Freedom, Nelson Mandela wrote that as a leading member of the ANC’s executive committee, he had 'personally signed off' in approving these acts of terrorism.
The ANC teaching youths "how to terrorise resistant township residents into submission to ANC-hegemony."
Mandela refused to renounce violence.
Amnesty refused to take his case stating "that it could not give the name of 'Prisoner of Conscience' to anyone associated with violence..."
According to David Horowitz:
"South Africa is the murder capital of the world, a nation where a woman is raped every 30 seconds, often by AIDs carriers who go unpunished..."
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