Dit is onwillekeurig dat ’n mens die gedagtegang van diegene wat hulle be-ywer het vir die “Nuwe” Suid-Afrika, sal probeer verstaan, veral as alles rondom jou besig is om in duie te stort. Die lig het opgegaan toe ek Kroes Kras Kordaat, die nalatenskap van wyle Willem de Klerk, ouer broer van F.W. de Klerk, ter hand geneem het omdat George Claassen op die agterblad daarvan skryf dat elke Afrikaner dit behoort te lees.

Met sy demonisering van nasionalisme en vergoeiliking van die liberalisme deur dit te vervang met die benamings verlig en verkramp, het hy ‘n grys gebied tussen die twee begrippe geskep wat vêrreikende gevolge sou hê. Die onderstaande artikel oor hom verskyn op die internet.

“Dr. Willem Johannes de Klerk (1928 - Johannesburg, 7 Augustus 2009) was 'n Afrikaanse akademikus, predikant, redakteur van die oggendblad Die Transvaler en Sondagkoerant Rapport, stigterslid van die Demokratiese Party, die oudste broer van voormalige president F.W. de Klerk en seun van oudminister Jan de Klerk.

by Dr. Paul Craig Roberts www.globalresearch

Every day that passes adds to the fraudulent image of what is called Western democracy.

Consider that the entire Western world is outraged that the Greek prime minister announced that he is going to permit the Greek people to decide their own fate instead of having it decided for them by a handful of banksters, politicians, and bureaucrats living it up at taxpayer expense at “talks” in the French resort of Cannes on the Mediterranean.

The Greek economy is facing its fourth year of decline and lacks the revenues to service its national debt held by private European banks. The banks don’t want to lose any money, so a handful of power brokers reached an agreement with representatives of the Greek government to write off some of the debt in exchange for EU capital subsidies to be financed by inflicting severe austerity on the Greek population. Wages, salaries, pensions and medical care are being cut while the rate of unemployment rises to depression levels. Government employees are laid off. Valuable public properties are to be sold to private parties for pennies on the dollar. In short, Greece is to be looted.

Clive comments on the parole refusal.

On 18 July, 2011 I was called to the office of the chairman of the Pretoria Central Case Management Committee, Mr. Matopa, who informed me that my application for parole had been refused. When I asked him why I was refused he showed me a document which originated from the D.C.S. Minister’s office on which the words ‘further profile July, 2013’ were written diagonally across the document and underlined with a single line. When I asked him why there were no reasons given he could not answer me.

I have, today, 3 November, three and a half months later, received from the Area Commissioner, gen. Zebilon Monama, a document, dated 3 November, 2011, containing the reasons given by the minister and wish to comment as follows:

What the minister is saying that regardless of the findings of the very people trained to and responsible for recommending, in the case of lifers, and granting parole  for those serving years, the Correctional Supervision and Parole Board (CSPB), who are made fully aware by the Case Management Committee of my suitability for release on parole, she rather places her trust in political reasons provided by people obviously bent on revenge and having no current information whatsoever on which to base their objections.