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- Ch.40: When Karma Comes to Town (The Mandela Effect V.2, Daughter and Wife) e.1
- Ch.39: The Final Goodbye (The Mandela Effect V.2, Daughter and Wife) e.1
- Ch.38: Racism Fights Back (The Mandela Effect V.2, Daughter and Wife) e.1
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- Ch.35: Horse Trading in Pretoria (The Mandela Effect V.2, Daughter and Wife) e.1
Ch.1: A Blast from the Past (The Mandela Effect, V.1 Black and White) e.1
2010 FIFA World Cup fever is uniting black and white people at the Vosloo Grill in Pretoria. Bar Lady, Lindiwe Buthelezi, a University of Pretoria law student, is serving drinks, while engaging in light-hearted chit-chat with her friend, Lerato, when a gas pipe blows on one of the bar fridges underneath the counter. The casualties and injuries mount up, but for Lindiwe, it is the entry path to another world. She finds herself trapped in the Apartheid era where the hatred between the privileged whites and the oppressed blacks, is the talking point across the globe. The year is 1987 and PW Botha is President of South Africa, with Apartheid at his most brutal. The President is using whatever means possible to oppress the black uprising of the African National Congress. Nelson Mandela is still in prison with the world calling for his release.
Ch.29: Apartheid Through a Looking Glass (The Mandela Effect, V.1 Black and White) e.1
General du Toit heads off in a huff at not having succeeded in getting information out of Pieter Erasmus. Then another, more liberal, man appears. Professor J.G. Strijdom. His mother was a big fan of the former South African Prime Minister, by the same name. While Strijdom is actually sent to get information out of Pieter, it turns out the other way around. Pieter learns that Mandela is back on the island, and that the Professor is just as cautious of his own colleagues, as he is. The Professor feels that Apartheid has another 10 years to go before it crumbles, but Pieter knows that is simply too long to wait. Until government get the answers that they are looking for, the ‘Looking Glass’ project will continue in secret at a place not far from the original spot at the Natal border.
Ch.39: Taking the Bullet (The Mandela Effect, V.1 Black and White) e.1
On the way to the prison cells, Pieter wrestles a warden to the ground, and to save the Lieutenant, Lindiwe shoots the warden, accidentally in his private parts. Once at the prison cells, Pieter is held at gun point by another warden. General du Toit enters and grabs Lindiwe, using her body as a shield. The General is the man who is out to eliminate Mandela! The General, who is suffering from lung cancer, can’t stop coughing, and Lindiwe elbows him in the ribs, forcing him to drop his weapon. Mark van Pletzen and Pieter Erasmus pin the General to the ground. The political prisoners celebrate in their prison cells, as the General yells that by not allowing him to kill Mandela, Pieter has ruined South Africa for generations to come. Pearce, Mark, Pieter and Lindiwe head down the corridor to see Mandela.
Ch.14: Zimbabwean Transformation (The Mandela Effect, V.1 Black and White) e.1
It is agreed to form a new constitution for Zimbabwe with several ZAPU members to serve on the new Cabinet. Perhaps Mugabe had listened where PW Botha wouldn’t and Zimbabwe would be the success story. Of course, Mugabe has built his own counter plans. He has no intention of letting Nkomo gain too much power. His first prize is a one-party state. However, for the sake of diplomacy with the international Human Rights lawyer, Pearce Ellison, he pretends to toe the line. Mugabe realises that Mandela could soon be released from the island, and he needs to position himself as a winner in the minds of the people, before the ANC man takes the limelight.
Ch.7: Life on the Island (The Mandela Effect, V.1 Black and White) e.1
Robben Island Prison boss Vorster arrives at work to find that he has yet again been deceived by his principals. Nelson Mandela was removed from his prison cell during the night without his knowledge. The night shift wardens have been sworn to secrecy. Nobody, including Vorster, knows where Mandela is being kept. The island has some visitors with CNN television reporter Louise Burrell, and her assistant (Lindiwe) and cameraman, having arrived to interview Mandela. With Mandela not on the island, Vorster plays tough and refuses to entertain the government letter that Louise has which will allow her to interview the ANC icon. Vorster orders for the CNN camera to be confiscated and for Louise and her colleagues to be sent from the island. Watching in the distance is Pieter Erasmus. He quickly realises that Louise’s ‘assistant’ (Lindiwe) is not an African-American. He decides to follow the ladies back to the mainland to see why they are so interested in Mandela.
Ch.12: Shooting from the Hip (The Mandela Effect V.2, Daughter and Wife) e.1
Thabo Mbeki says that unlike Zimbabwe, land invasions is not a part of South Africa’s culture.
Pieter is become more anti-black as the days go by. He begins to wonder what would he have done differently if he was President of South Africa?
In a dream, Pieter sees a woman who he thinks is Lindiwe, walking across a street in Pretoria. Pieter calls her name but she ignores him and heads off at speed. He runs after her and sees her talking to two other girls on the street corner. A red wave goes through Pretoria, almost like the city has been taken over by the devil and he sees the red wave covering the house where he grew up as well as his family. He notices a red dragon holding his mother’s arm and he reached for his pistol, before firing two shots at the beast.
Pieter wakes up in a sweat and checks his shotgun and pistol. No bullets had been fired from his weapons.
Pieter heads back to Pretoria central on a mission to murder people of colour.
Steak Capture is Fake and Propaganda (African Kitchen Comics)
Zuma says: “Steak Capture is Fake and Propaganda”. While Guptas carry the steaks away. Do you believe him?
Ch.26: Scheming in Marikana (The Mandela Effect V.2, Daughter and Wife) e.1
Pieter drives to Marikana in the North West Province. He he arranges to meet Vincent Khoza first, and then Lucas Sithole later that evening. He hopes either of the businessmen will not walk in while he is meeting with the other.
Pieter is introduced to the Minister of Minister of Mineral and Energy Affairs, T.K. Muronga, and the Police Commissioner, Lawrence Mathibe, but senses that they know more than they are letting on.
One hundred policemen are on standby to support the fifty security guards to hold firm against the striking miners.
The Minister of Mineral and Energy Affairs is adamant that he has been briefed that if the strikers do not want to work for the wages on the table, there are lots of unemployed people who will jump at the opportunity of a job.
The Police Commissioner mentions that the cops will use rubber bullets to quell the strikers and will only use live ammunition when absolutely necessary.
Pieter learns that Lucas Sithole has been assassinated in his car just outside of Marikana.
Ch.09: Reality kicks in (The Mandela Effect V.2, Daughter and Wife) e.1
Nelson Mandela was on a mission to make sure that South Africa would not go off the rails and become an economic problem like Zimbabwe, who were led by law-unto-himself Robert Mugabe. Mandela, like many believed that the South African constitution was strong enough to avoid such a disaster. Mandela was quite used to challenging stubborn state leaders as was his experience with P.W. Botha, F.W de Klerk and now Mugabe. Mandela had made peace to be guided by the woman’s voice in his head. It made sense all of the time.
He was on a mission to move forward with those who wanted the New South Africa to succeed and had no time for those, be it left or right wing, who wanted to stop the fledgling democracy from happening.
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