“Rather stay quiet and never show your face again in public.” Said the President of the Boer-Afrikaner Volksraad and HNP leader, Mr. Andries Breytenbach, in an open letter to former president FW de Klerk.
De Klerk, who announced the unbanning the ANC and SACP on 2 February 1990 and that convicted criminals, including Nelson Mandela, will be released, was speaking at the annual conference of the FW de Klerk Foundation commemorating 27 years since its disastrous speech. De Klerk complained about Zuma’s leadership and that Zuma is trying to steer the country in an economic crisis and toward a racial confrontation.
In his open letter Breytenbach said, “Wow! You with great bravado gesture how South Africa will change irreversibly, does this scare you now. Now that you see the consequences and realize that, your own political blunder is irreversible.
“We remind you of the conversation of the representatives of Afrikaans national groups had with you on 25 June 1990 wherein we tried to show you and to tried to bring to your attention the dangers of your diabolical policy for the white people of South Africa. By then, and every time thereafter, you were warned about the injustice that would be created by the tyranny of abuse of power, corruption, ideological obsession and similar abuses. Despite the fact that you knew that no charter or constitution abuse of power could not guarantee that a black government within norms and values of civilization will be able to protect, you still soared ahead on your disastrous path, and when the white electorate increasingly turned against you, you did not hesitate to use your presidential power to abolish and to disenfranchised us. Between elections and laws that were contrary to the constitution of the parliament, you steamrolled ahead in order to hand over South Africa to the communist terrorists.
“Your reverse South Africa has claimed a lot of properties and blood that is calling for retribution, and yet it is not the end. While you sit safely and revel in your treachery, so many of our people could not leave the country to flee and escape your legacy. Farmers and ordinary people are killed, families are torn apart, and our people are forced to mendicancy. You did not prevent a massacre, you cause one.
“You cannot reverse the damage, rather stay quiet, and never show your face in public again.”
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