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Ch.28: Outsmarting the Less Brainy (The Mandela Effect V.2, Daughter and Wife) e.1

Police Commissioner Mathibe asked Pieter to brief the cops. This seemed odd to Pieter as Mathibe held the rank, not him.
Pieter sets up a coding system. Code Blue is for the firing of two rounds of live ammunition to send a warning message to the strikers at the main gate. Code Green is for the firing of water canons at the main gate. Code Red is for firing of rubber bullets and teargas. Pieter is questioned about firing live ammunition, and he backs his decision in the absence of Mathibe. Pieter the racist was back.
Mathibe fumes when he finds out that Pieter has tampered with the usual riot police colour coding system.
The war outside the main gate took its toll with fifteen miners killed along with five law enforcement officers.

Ch.30: Chaos Reigns (The Mandela Effect, V.1 Black and White) e.1

P.W. Botha is hard at work to save the day. He is waiting for his phone to ring to find out what information his security men had managed to get out of Pieter Erasmus. However, this is not happening. Botha has no qualm about continuing with the current status quo. He is protecting the lives of the Afrikaner and English speaking whites in the country. He is quite prepared to take on the world, and any disloyal National Party politician. Barend du Plessis is his favourite in terms of succession, but there are others in his Cabinet who he feels, can’t be trusted. F.W. De Klerk’s name would be high up on that list. Botha is ready for action, whether it means taking on the ANC or the world. It would be his way or no way!

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.

Ch.40: When Karma Comes to Town (The Mandela Effect V.2, Daughter and Wife) e.1

Ace Mabuza, who lived four houses away from where South African Communist Party leader Chris Hani was assassinated in Boksburg in 1993, is driven home by Vincent Khoza. As Ace exits the car and heads to his front door, he is gunned down by an assassin.
Vincent tries to make a run for it, but a bullet lodges in his skull killing him instantly.
Panel member Lerato Tshabalala had voted against Pieter at the commission. He went to sleep that night and never woke up the next morning.
Nikiwe Moeng, a hot model lookalike, who was also a member of the panel that voted against Pieter, gets the news that her thirteen-year-old son, Thato, has been killed by a reckless driver.
Police Commissioner Lawrence Mathibe had four wives. Little did he know that all four wives would perish on the same day from HIV-Aids symptoms.
The only white person on the panel, David Wilkinson, a lawyer, was caught manoeuvring funds in his law firm and lost his job.
Amos Marewa and Julius Shongwe were the two honest men on the panel and had supported Pieter’s cause. They lived out peaceful lives.
In the spirit, Nelson Mandela sheds a tear as he sees the Rainbow Nation battle Xenophobia, cash-in-transit heists, corruption and much more. He decides to do something about it from where he is.

Ch.05: Pieter plans his future (The Mandela Effect V.2, Daughter and Wife) e.1

With Lindiwe Jnr blown into the spirit at the gas explosion, Lindiwe Snr, wakes up in hospital and is totally out of touch with the New South Africa. The last thing she remembered was being pregnant with Lindiwe Jnr in 1991 and now she is in 2010. She does not know what MNET is, nor does she know what a mobile phone is. Of even greater importance, she does not know that Nelson Mandela had been released from prison. Her last memory was that F.W. de Klerk was President of the Apartheid regime controlling South Africa. She also knows little about Jacob Zuma, the current President of South Africa, after the ANC ruling party recalled Thabo Mbeki.
Meanwhile, Pieter had become hysterical now that he had lost Lindiwe Jnr, and earlier, Lindiwe Snr, who died giving birth to their daughter.

Ch.17: Tell Me More (The Mandela Effect, V.1 Black and White) e.1

Lindiwe gets to Albertina’s house in Mamelodi first and the old lady tells her of her working days at a laboratory on the Natal border. Albertina worked as a cleaner there, and heard about some strange happenings inside the laboratory. While all scientists were sworn to secrecy, several encountered burns to their bodies. One day, when cleaning near the laboratory, there was a huge explosion and a bright light blinded Albertina and through her to the floor. She woke up naked in a hotel room bed with a man, getting dressed next to it. Once the man had kissed her and left, she went over to what seemed to be a huge window. She could see heaven. It was real. Then Pieter arrived at the house in Mamelodi and he was not happy that Lindiwe had got there first. The old lady repeated some parts of the story for Pieter.

Ch.13: Getting inside the head of Mugabe (The Mandela Effect, V.1 Black and White) e.1

Pearce sits in the midday sun near the waters and drifts off into dreamland. If he can’t get to Mandela, he needs to go for Plan B – Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe. He finds himself in Harare, befriending Bishop Reginald Banda, who has links to Mugabe’s ZANU party. Pearce’s aim is to get Mugabe to form a peaceful resolution and government of unity with his main opponent, Joshua Nkomo of the ZAPU. Nkomo holds the hopes of the Ndebele people, and Mugabe despises them, with his troops killing many. Initially, Mugabe is reluctant to meet with his arch-enemy, Nkomo, of ZAPU, and is anti dealing with the western world. Pearce manages to talk sense into the President and a way forward is found. Mugabe agrees to talks with ZAPU with Pearce acting as facilitator.

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.

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