After spending two years with Commercial & Industrial Computer Services, a Deloitte
& Touche subsidiary company specialising in computer software systems for the South
African municipal and local government market, I suffered a stroke and was placed
on permanent disability pension.
I had been appalled by the decline in morality and business ethics, which I experienced
on my travels around South Africa in the Local Government environment. So, once
confined under my disability conditions, I began writing the book ‘Stepping Stones’
which was published in South Africa in 2010 and later in America in 2014.
My concern was for the future of South Africa as a country, given the atrocious level
of education evident in the young people encountered in my far-flung travels.
My writing started about the time Jacob Zuma took over the leadership of the ANC
from Thabo Mbeki. Ten years later I have written some fifty published articles and
nine books, all with the decline of South Africa under the ANC, as a backdrop.
This tenth publication ‘Sinking of a Nation’ includes all the articles written over those
ten years and as such presents an historical chronology of the decline of our beloved
nation from darling of the democratic world, to pariah and tenth most potent threat
to world peace.
Rated now as economic junk, the most disparate nation on earth and a slime bath of
kleptocracy, greed and corruption, the last ten years under Jacob Zuma and the
captured ANC will go down as South Africa’s most disgraceful decade in history.
As a result, my children, brought up to play in any multi-racial team, have been left
sitting on the bench, while the side chosen loses match after match. These children,
have, of necessity, sought to play for another side where their skills can be of best
benefit to themselves and their young families.
The Communist dogma in the ANC Bill of Rights, so revered, is outdated and not
workable in modern society and presents no solution to the level of disparity in South
Africa. Nelson Mandela would be appalled at the current South African democracy.
The African National Congress and the desperate citizens of this tormented country
require an honest Messiah.
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