Aug. 29, 2018 - Steve Pieczenik
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| Hi, this is Dr. Steve Pachanek, and this is Steve Talks. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Hi, this is Dr. | |
| Buchanan. | |
| Today I want to talk about Trump's statement that he feels that South Africa is racist. | |
| I agree with him. | |
| I absolutely know for a fact that they are racist. | |
| When I came to South Africa and bought property under the auspices of Mbiki, Who was then the president of South Africa, I bought property in Stellenbosch, which is in the Africana area around Cape Town. | |
| It was particularly a very lovely property in Franschuk, which is an upscale area. | |
| I held that property for four or five years. | |
| Then I noticed during that period of time that Mbiki was expropriating properties in the north of South Africa, And taking away farmlands from white people. | |
| In turn, I decided to sell my property in the guise that I needed the money, but it was really in the guise that Mbiki would expropriate my property as Mugabe had done to the Pchenik family in Rhodesia or in Zimbabwe, where he took away all of the land of the white people. | |
| Through the country and to bankruptcy and killed over 75,000 people. | |
| So I decided to sell my land and when I sold the land, I couldn't get the profits. | |
| And Mabiki made a point of making sure I could never obtain those profits that I had made on my piece of land in Cape Town. | |
| So what I did was to create a lawsuit against South African airlines and when they would land in Dulles, I threatened Mabiki That I would put a lien on one of those airplanes that was worth $350 million, certainly more than I made in the millions of dollars of profit that I made on my property, and told them that that airline would become mine. | |
| Guess what happened? | |
| Within a few hours, I received all the money that I had earned in the property that I had bought under Mabiti. | |
| Now, this is not an unusual situation. | |
| Right after Mbiki resigned for corruption and incompetency, and also for the stupidity that he didn't believe that HIV caused AIDS, and he also interfered in the investigation of Zuma, his subsequent successor of South Africa, then Zuma took over the country and corrupted it, bankrupted it, and caused major, major unemployment. | |
| Not suffice to have that and happy with that undertaking, he was then indicted and then Mr. | |
| Cyril Rampoza came in, also corrupt, and he was the gentleman who presently said, we're going to expropriate white land and In South Africa because 72% of the land is owned by the Afrikaners. | |
| Well, this is outright racism. | |
| It happened to the Afrikaners, the white Dutch reformers, and it's happened to me, it's happened to my family in Rhodesia and in Zimbabwe. | |
| To say that it isn't racism is to ignore the fact that when the blacks took over South Africa and Rhodesia or Zimbabwe, they specifically destroyed the lands that the white held And in turn what happened is that the countries went into bankruptcy. | |
| Mugabe is a perfect example of a man who not only threw his country, as I said, into bankruptcy, but also killed 75,000 to 100,000 of his own people in order to garner power. | |
| He was corrupt, he was criminal, and eventually the military took over. | |
| Unfortunately, that's not the case with South Africa. | |
| The military is very weak. | |
| There is no countervailing force to the corruption of the ANC, which is the party that Mandela came into and brought to justice. | |
| Now, what's not known about apartheid and the elimination of apartheid is the fact that de Klerk, the man who was in charge of the presidency just before Mandela came to power, was the man who in fact destroyed or neutralized The Breed brothers or the Blood brothers. | |
| These were Afrikaners who were committed to killing The Blacks. | |
| And in turn, they were committing to killing the clerk. | |
| And the head of the Brie brothers was none other than his own brother. | |
| So it was the clerk who really was the major implementer of freedom and the end of apartheid in South Africa, with the secondary role of Mandela, who had to spend 30 years on Wright Island, which, by the way, I saw and I have full empathy for him. | |
| But as Mandela once said, if you are to get rid of corruption, if you are to get rid of segregation and racism, one must bring in greatness and forgiveness. | |
| And I end that with that notion and saying, enough is enough. | |
| No more racism of blacks, no more racism of whites. | |
| Let us just have peace. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Hi, this is Dr. | |
| Steve Pechenek. |
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