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Re: Dr Death cooked and cared for Mandela
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description: Iemand sê vir my dat daar êrens in die Bybel geskryf staan - "daar sal geen geheime wees nie..." Dit laat my dink aan wanneer jy 'n ou trui ontrafel - jy soek slegs een los puntjie en die res volg. Dit is wat met die ANC gebeur. Daar is/was te veel vertrouelinge. "." skryf in boodskap news:9kaso8$9bq$1@ctb-nnrp2.saix.net... > Hier gaan nog lelike dinge uitkom by die ou se saak. Jammer die stuk is in > ingils. > . > On y soit, qui mal y pense. > (You are what you think.) > > > Dr Death cooked and cared for Mandela > > > [Pretoria, August 1 ] - Apartheid-era chemical warfare expert Wouter Basson > on Wednesday claimed he had in the early 1990s visited the house of former > president Nelson Mandela several times, had cooked for Mandela and even took > care of him when he undertook flights. > "I was at Mr Mandela's home four or five times with the Libyan Minister of > Foreign Affairs and Yusef Murgham (Basson claimed he was a Libyan > intelligence officer) and later with Graca Machel and (former African > National Congress spy) Sol Pienaar. > > "I had dropped Murgham and the Minister of Foreign Affairs at Mandela's > house in 1992. I cannot remember when I was introduced to Mr Mandela, but I > know I at a later stage made food at Mandela's house and also took care of > him when he travelled by plane. > > "Pienaar travelled to Libya to fetch money for the ANC. That's what he did. > Later on we took over that function ... Murgham was responsible for funding > from Libya to the ANC. He paid cash to ANC members in Harare every month," > he said. > > He admitted bringing Pienaar under the impression that he was a wealthy > businessman. Pienaar earlier bitterly told the court how Basson had conned > him into introducing him to the top echelon of the ANC. > > Basson claimed to have been instrumental in handing a letter from Libyan > leader Muammar Gadhafi to British leader John Major through the intervention > of the chief of the then SA Defence Force, Georg Meiring. > > "Sinc…
creator: Jonas
date: 2001-08-01T23:47:47-00:00