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As a British colony, South Africa was important because of its strategic position in connection to the sea lane to [[East Asia]], and because [[gold]] and [[diamonds]] were discovered in large quantities. | As a British colony, South Africa was important because of its strategic position in connection to the sea lane to [[East Asia]], and because [[gold]] and [[diamonds]] were discovered in large quantities. | ||
| − | === | + | ===Decolonialisation=== |
| − | Although it was given nominal independence{{when}}{{how}}, the nation remained under the control of the European educated and descended group which had ruled it as a colony | + | Although it was given nominal independence{{when}}{{how}}, the nation remained under the control of the European educated and descended group which had ruled it as a colony. [[Patrick Duncan]], for example, a member of the [[Milner Group]], was made [[Governor-General of South Africa]]. The group retained close ties to [[London]]. |
| − | ==Le Cercle== | + | ==Apartheid government== |
| + | {{FA|Apartheid}} | ||
| + | The colonial mindset was legally entrenched by an openly [[racist]] legal system with only token efforts towards equality. This disenfrancised the majority South African population and attracted worldwide criticism, leading to diplomat isolation. The South African deep state was active in maintaining this system, and engaged in brutal repression of critics and activists promoting a more genuinely representative democracy. | ||
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| + | ===Le Cercle=== | ||
{{FA|Le Cercle}} | {{FA|Le Cercle}} | ||
| − | The diplomatic isolation of the apartheid government meant that global diplomatic contacts were highly valuable. The | + | The diplomatic isolation of the apartheid government meant that global diplomatic contacts were highly valuable. The mindset of most members of [[Le Cercle]] meant that the apartheid government was no a barrier to collaboration. This lead to [[South Africa]] contributing money to the Cercle and hosting several of its meetings. This connection may have been important in the [[assassination of Olof Palme]]. |
| − | == | + | ==End of apartheid== |
| − | + | After years of economic and cultural sanctions, the apartheid government handed over official political power, after agreeing a [[Truth and Reconciliation Commission]] which guaranteed immunity to those fully admitted past crimes. | |
| − | + | ===Nuclear weapons=== | |
| + | South Africa was in possession of 10 nuclear weapons, but the apartheid government reportedly disposed of them. Their fate remains disputed.{{cn}} | ||
| − | === | + | ===South African Reserve Bank=== |
| − | + | {{FA|South African Reserve Bank}} | |
| + | The [[central bank]], the [[South African Reserve Bank]], is privately owned. Although it has its own facilty for printing bank notes, it reported after the exposure of [[Western Global Airlines N545JN]] that it also uses money printed abroad "as part of [its] contingency plans".<ref>http://www.sanews.gov.za/south-africa/reserve-bank-working-zim-authorities-consignment-release</ref> | ||
==VIPaedophile== | ==VIPaedophile== | ||
{{FA|VIPaedophile}} | {{FA|VIPaedophile}} | ||
| − | [[Mark Minnie]] was a [[detective]]-turned-author who became interested in paedophilia networks at the top of the South African government. He collaborated with [[Chris Steyn]] to write ''[[The Lost Boys of Bird Island]]'', published on 5 August 2018. This gave details of child rape and murder by key figures in the last apartheid government. Minnie was shot dead on 14 August. The South African police reported that it was a [[suicide]], a claim that was widely disbelieved.<ref>https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-45195756</ref> | + | [[Mark Minnie]] was a [[detective]]-turned-author who became interested in paedophilia networks at the top of the South African government. He collaborated with [[Chris Steyn]] to write ''[[The Lost Boys of Bird Island]]'', published on 5 August 2018. This gave details of child rape and murder by key figures in the last apartheid government. Minnie was shot dead on 14 August. The [[South African police]] reported that it was a [[suicide]], a claim that was widely disbelieved.<ref>https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-45195756</ref> |
{{SMWDocs}} | {{SMWDocs}} | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
{{reflist}} | {{reflist}} | ||
Revision as of 07:30, 30 December 2019
 South Africa/Deep state(Deep state)   | |
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| Abbreviation | SA/DS |
| Headquarters | South Africa |
| Interest of | Tina Joemat-Pettersson, Cameron Mackenzie, Geoff Makhubo, Mpho Moerane |
| Exposed by | Mark Minnie |
| The South African deep state hosted many meetings of Le Cercle. | |
The South African deep state hosted many meetings of Le Cercle. A document published in 2014 suggested that they may have instigated the Olof Palme Assassination.[1]
Contents
History
As a British colony, South Africa was important because of its strategic position in connection to the sea lane to East Asia, and because gold and diamonds were discovered in large quantities.
Decolonialisation
Although it was given nominal independence[When?][How?], the nation remained under the control of the European educated and descended group which had ruled it as a colony. Patrick Duncan, for example, a member of the Milner Group, was made Governor-General of South Africa. The group retained close ties to London.
Apartheid government
- Full article: Apartheid
- Full article: Apartheid
The colonial mindset was legally entrenched by an openly racist legal system with only token efforts towards equality. This disenfrancised the majority South African population and attracted worldwide criticism, leading to diplomat isolation. The South African deep state was active in maintaining this system, and engaged in brutal repression of critics and activists promoting a more genuinely representative democracy.
Le Cercle
- Full article:
Le Cercle
- Full article:
The diplomatic isolation of the apartheid government meant that global diplomatic contacts were highly valuable. The mindset of most members of Le Cercle meant that the apartheid government was no a barrier to collaboration. This lead to South Africa contributing money to the Cercle and hosting several of its meetings. This connection may have been important in the assassination of Olof Palme.
End of apartheid
After years of economic and cultural sanctions, the apartheid government handed over official political power, after agreeing a Truth and Reconciliation Commission which guaranteed immunity to those fully admitted past crimes.
Nuclear weapons
South Africa was in possession of 10 nuclear weapons, but the apartheid government reportedly disposed of them. Their fate remains disputed.[citation needed]
South African Reserve Bank
- Full article: South African Reserve Bank
- Full article: South African Reserve Bank
The central bank, the South African Reserve Bank, is privately owned. Although it has its own facilty for printing bank notes, it reported after the exposure of Western Global Airlines N545JN that it also uses money printed abroad "as part of [its] contingency plans".[2]
VIPaedophile
- Full article:
VIPaedophile
- Full article:
Mark Minnie was a detective-turned-author who became interested in paedophilia networks at the top of the South African government. He collaborated with Chris Steyn to write The Lost Boys of Bird Island, published on 5 August 2018. This gave details of child rape and murder by key figures in the last apartheid government. Minnie was shot dead on 14 August. The South African police reported that it was a suicide, a claim that was widely disbelieved.[3]
Events carried out
| Event | Location | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Muldergate | South Africa | South African political scandal involving the Department of Information |
| Olof Palme/Assassination | Sweden Sveavägen Tunnelgatan Stockholm | A "lone nut", Christer Pettersson, was blamed but his conviction was overturned. After a document surfaced implicating the Apartheid South Africa in the assassination, in 2020 the Swedish police blamed the assassination on a different, already deceased, "lone nut". |
Examples
| Page name | Description |
|---|---|
| Afrikaner Broederbond | Deep state organization. Many prominent figures of South African life, including all leaders of the government, were members of the Afrikaner Broederbond. |
| Milner's Kindergarten | British administrators, front organisation for Milner's Society of the Elect |
