South Africa – Nelson Mandela was admitted to a Pretoria hospital on June 8 for a recurring lung infection. Upon his admission, a flurry of media reports were channeled through different news outlets worldwide. From the onset, there have been conflicting descriptions of the truth surrounding his health condition.
It was reported that he had passed over and was being kept alive on life support machines. There have been reports of greed and abuse from his family, and so far it seems as the entire Mandela health speculation is none other than a well-orchestrated conspiracy to manipulate the citizens of South Africa.
As public interest has dwindled, the government and Mandela family remain unmoved by the implications of their manipulation and their brain washing speeches did not work. They are devising another plot to manipulate the people with their lies and deceit. With their current plans to exploit the Nelson Mandela Trust and companies, we can expect the same update from the Government – critical but stable.
The frequent visits to the hospital have stopped, and the media attention has dwindled. Could the Government and the Mandela family silence be their hope of brushing aside the dignity of Madiba? Does the government believe the true condition of the icon will just dissolve like so many of their previous underhanded blunders?
A man of 95 years in hospital, critically sick, but stable, for almost three months seems like the ultimate fabrication – and with the history of how dishonest the current government is, maybe they will find a Nelson double and say he had a miraculous recovery. It is possible that they are scheming on how to deal with the nightmare of their own making and construct a well-devised plan to deceive the public and maintain their power with the upcoming election.
It has been almost two weeks since an official announcement has been made regarding an update on Nelson Mandela’s health. Although we could expect the same announcement – critical but stable. There is a definite evil influence lurking within the government and the Mandela family connection.
Update – today August 23, government spokesperson, Mac. Maharaj said Nelson Mandela’s condition remains critical but steadily improving. He did not provide an update and said nothing has changed since the last official update. Today marks the 77th day at the Mediclinic Heart Hospital in Pretoria.
Written by Laura Oneale
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10 Responses
Seriously! Concentrate on your government, its economy, federal reserve and war budget. We will concern ourselves about our national hero and not so perfect family and political party. BTW – sensationalism is better left for fiction. Go do a creative writing course or maybe try a career in comic book writing or kids picture books (but do not attempt the illustrations yourself).
Perhaps it is time that the world has come to acknowledge that in much as Mandela is a public figure, He is still a family Man with Children;grand Children and great grand Children!
This is, therefore, an appeal to afford him and family the much desired privacy and confidentiality the World has deprived him of, for a good part of his life!
The best that the public can do is to keep celebrating his heroic deeds, without any attempt at romanticing them.
It is also time for ANC leaders to accept that the Man has done only so much in his youth and now it is their time-they should stop portraying him as a Messiah in politics to further their own political gains but fight their own battles.
spare the comments, and allow the man some dignity.
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I kinda want to try what you’re smoking, but I kinda like having credibility.
Mandela is a fighter he may live even longer after this
So is Mugabe the guardian has speculated over his health over and over and he is still going strong
Mandela stayed in prison for 27yrs so why are you surprised at 95 he is still alive
May your soul burn in hel you bloody terrorist.
Amen.
Lets have your human rights taken away and see how nicely you react.