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Ch.10: Protecting the President (The Mandela Effect V.2, Daughter and Wife) e.1

Again, Mandela stands firm against his Defence Minister Joe Modise, in terms of putting the army on to the streets, following right wing resistance to his inauguration.
Modise is adamant that an assassination attempt on Mandela’s life will come sooner rather than later.
Mandela was still in his Rainbow Nation dreamland. Many African countries had failed their people following their independence from the colonialists. He did not want to fall into that category.
The President instructed Modise to keep working on finding the safehouse where the alleged right-wing coup was being managed from. Running the country amid Apartheid debt was now one of his biggest concerns.
The voice inside Mandela’s head informs him that the right-wing threat will not succeed.

Ch.12: A Tough Day for Pearce (The Mandela Effect, V.1 Black and White) e.1

Pearce Ellison makes his way from Mowbray in Cape Town, to the Cape Town harbour to attempt to board a ferry to the island. He experiences racism all the way, from Afrikaners hooting and showing hand signals to his taxi driver of colour, right through to the shocking behaviour of the white security officials at the ferry office. Pearce always wanted to intervene in racial situations but he had to hold back incase it would threaten his chance of getting across to Robben Island. Once on the island he has a heated exchange with prison boss, Vorster over the whereabouts of Mandela, and the potential future outcome for SA. Eventually, like most who get on the wrong side of Vorster, he is asked to leave the island.

Ch.26: Lockdown (The Mandela Effect, V.1 Black and White) e.1

Pieter begins to think that he may not live to see daylight again. He asks the security team if he is going to become the next Steve Biko or Doctor Neil Aggett. Both men are believed to have been beaten to death in police custody for their anti-apartheid activism. However, at the time, the cops stated that both Biko, and Doctor Aggett, committed suicide, and were not beaten to death. Pieter talks to the General and the security team about the New South Africa. The General laughs and refuses to believe that blacks can run a country. In the mind of the General, white minority control will go on forever, let alone having Nelson Mandela as the first democratically-elected President by 1994.

Ch.21: The confidential file (The Mandela Effect V.2, Daughter and Wife) e.1

Back at his flat, Pieter’s mind is racing at the prospect of a good payday in Marikana and the potential of doing other security work for his new friends in African states.
His mobile phone bleeps and his face lights up as R200 000 is paid into his bank account. Lucas Sithole keeps his word by paying a deposit fee to Pieter. There is no turning back now. The full amount for the job stands at R2 million.
Pieter knows that the stakes are high as Vice President Cyril Ramaphosa is a non-executive director shareholder in Loxton Mines, the key roleplayer at Marikana.
Pieter sees his life being upgraded before his eyes. He would be able to afford luxury, instead of living off a policeman’s salary.

Ch.2: Kill Mandela (The Mandela Effect, V.1 Black and White) e.1

In 1987, the Vosloo Grill was the hangout for off duty policemen in Pretoria. Colonel Jaap Cornelius and his prestige Lieutenant Pieter Erasmus are discussing how the country is under siege from the ANC and its affiliates. The anger among the policemen is rife when they consider several of their colleagues who have been killed in the line of protecting the nation. The only way forward that they can see is for someone to execute Nelson Mandela in his prison cell. Maybe that will teach the ANC and all liberals a lesson! If the South African Police bosses dithered on their decision-making in protecting the white minority, then a bullet from the gun of one of their own, would be the answer to changing the political climate. Pieter saw himself as James Bond 007. The only difference was that he would be the bad guy.

Ch.13: Déjà vu at the Square (The Mandela Effect V.2, Daughter and Wife) e.1

Pieter gets to the fifth floor of an apartment building to carry out his evil deed but he has a fear of heights and ends up on his hands and knees. He battles to breath. Was God trying to stop him? Like Mandela, he hears a voice in his head telling him that once he reaches the fifth floor, the inner voice cannot help him anymore. What will be will be.
The inner voice which Pieter believes is that of Lindiwe, tries to talk him out of the deed. She makes an example of the 25-years in prison sentence handed to Janus Waluz, after he assassinated South African Communist Party leader Chris Hani.
Pieter asks for a sign from God to prove that he should not go ahead with his task.
The shotgun feels heavier than before. Pieter would not walk around the busy square like Barend ‘Witwolf’ Strydom did when he opened fire on blacks in the late 1980s. Pieter would take careful aim and fire from the rooftop.

Ch.07: Hello, Madiba (The Mandela Effect V.2, Daughter and Wife) e.1

10 May 1994 – Nelson Mandela is inaugurated as the first democratically-elected President of South Africa. Immediately, there are threats against his life. Mandela informs US President Bill Clinton of his opposition to the death penalty, which was suspended in South Africa in February 1990 and abolished on 6 June 1995. Ironically, on the same day that Mandela was inaugurated as President, John Wayne Gacy was put to death in the US by lethal injection for the murder of 33 young men and boys.
In his mind, Mandela works through the Freedom Charter, the foundation of the African National Congress movement.

Ch.11: Be Careful what You Wish For (The Mandela Effect, V.1 Black and White) e.1

Pieter Erasmus was raised by conservative-minded parents. Pieter finds himself in a dream as a ‘black Pieter’ and experiencing the other side of Apartheid SA. He is in a queue to board a taxi when he gets shoved around and mugged. He spots Lindiwe but she does not recognise him. When he approaches her, she still can’t place ‘black Pieter’. He cannot understand how this is happening, but of course, he does not know that he is ‘black Pieter’. He wakes up in a sweat and realises now more than ever based on his developing feelings for Lindiwe, that he can’t carry through with the Mandela plot.

Ch.01: A Window of the New World (The Mandela Effect V.2, Daughter and Wife) e.1

At the Vosloo Grill in Pretoria, Colonel Jaap Cornelius is giving his views to Lieutenant Pieter Erasmus on how South Africa has gone backwards since the ANC came to power in 1994.
Bar lady, University of Pretoria law student Lindiwe Buthelezi, is the shining light in terms of commitment and excellent, but Jaap and his fellow conservative-minded Afrikaners would never see it that way.
Pieter is smitten by Lindiwe and plans on taking her away to Cape Town for the long weekend that is around the corner.

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