I’m in awe of the enormous research that Pieter Dutoit delved into with regards to the offering of this fascinating book. He’s got my respect as he speaks without fear or favour!
I love that this is not an ambush interview, but it does open up important issues that face South Africa for all viewers to be informed and go and do more research for themselves.
Economically we won't reach that level with the ANC still in power, let vote them out first all the CODESA agreement they have with the Boederbond will fall off. We had an opportunity to do that but the ANC was cornered to sign an agreement to policies that guaranteed that the Afrikaaners contain the economic control hence there is no black Billionaire in SA that hasn't got a leg-up from the White Capitalists.
32:20 "...we should exploit that." literally got goosebumps from the profundity of that statement. There's nothing that keeps Blacks from building wealth like Afrikaners except our unwillingness to learn from them. We have the numbers, well beyond the critical mass and cooperative wealth, to establish similar entities like CAPITEC, PSG and MEDICLINIC.
Well I disagree with that statement. Black people would not have an issue learning from the Afrikaners if the Akrikaners wealth was not a direct insult to black people. As this interview clearly puts it, the issue here is the failure of wealthy South Africans to leave their comfort zones (reflection and self-awareness) and use their influence to impose change which will secure their future (which is what they fail to see whether black or white). Instead, they build walls around themselves and want to buy political assures instead of social assures. As the history of our democratic state has shown that political assures granted to wealthy South African by political bodies has never saved them from social backlash and disapproval...
I suppose the lesson is to colonise, pillage, enslave, steal land from other races and exploit hem for a few generations, be wealthy and then ask for equal treatment but still keep the "ill" begotten gains in competing with the rest. Great lesson to learn!!!
we need to move away from victimhood and commit ourselves to wealth accumulation, other races and groups of people have done it. The blame game will never get us anywhere!
@ 21-22:13 he speaks of Afrikaner Government identifying someone who they can be push forward and show the world that Afrikaner can compete on business... then all these companies were built. 🙆🏿♂️🙆🏿♂️🙆🏿♂️😳😳😳 why ANC isn’t doing the same?
@@GolelaSihle Soo few And inbetween that without clearly exhibiting how the first million came to be, unlike the Afrikaners, there's no way that they can ever be referred to as mentors. They're on display without showing the path up there
@@maqangazamanyezile218 the path was self-determination after the British killed many Boer, also the Zulu king killed 100 men with their wives and children that was trying to do reconciliation for land and a treaty was signed but then the killing. The Zulu tribe killed many other black tribes but the boer never killed other boers. Eventually FW de Klerk did towards the end of his career accomplish what Piet Retief wanted to do. The self determination as you can see from the bad past was to trust nobody and in order to survive they needed to rely in themselves in building infrastructure, trade routes, techbology etc. South Africa had nuclear capacity, a good military. Today, unfortunately no government owned enterprise is profitable and the top cats enrich themselves giving empty promises to voters. 70% of South African GDP goes to Government salaries. Imagine 20% of over burdened and over taxed, tax payers leave this country. Commodity prices could drop, what then, IMF bailout with conditions. Then see who these IMF folks are. The ANC and EFF can't run this country. It is in major debt on the brink of complete collapse and you need a political party like the DA with private sector and links to western investment companies for job creation. The russians or chinese will take everything if you can't make payment. Therefore the DA is the only hope with coalition parties for South Africa.
FIRST time watching this interview. I DIDN'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT THE STELLENBOSCH MAFIA, BUT PIETER IS BRAVE, AND I RESPECT HIM FOR GIVING SUCH A HOSPITALITY STORY.
The guptas biggest problem was that they were the wrong color. It's not like these white businessmen don't pay "donations" to politicians for policies and/or are paid back with single source tenders
What does it mean to say "South Africa needs to engage with this in an adult way...stop screaming from the periphery"? I also don't understand what these people need to make a contribution, why do they need government so much? What stops them from sharing this knowledge? I am asking genuinely because I don't have any commerce background. Logic tells me not sharing wealth goes a long way
Omphile Louw okay lemme try reply to your simple questions. 1. In an adult way, in other words political parties need to somehow find common ground to build from. We disagree on everything and it plays out poorly in Parliament. Do you watch parliament? 2. They need to make a contribution because it seems in the earlier years of the ‘Mafia’ they benefited greatly through apartheid and made billions. 3. They need government to make the conditions nice and fertile for them. Eg. tax etc. You don’t need a commerce background to know this, you just have to be a South African that can read a book.
@@NBAPABLO23 Still lost but thanks for trying. Once I am done learning to read, I will buy your book and hopefully understand what was meant. Geniet jou naweek
Interesting that the author is Peter Du Toit and not any other form of a Journalist 🤔great to hear a partial version of the truth, hopefully passionate journalists go for absolute naked information.
Does the feedback from this get to Pieter Du Toit. My aunt was Nellie Du Toit, soprano singer with Ge korsten. Would like to know if he is from that line of Du Toit. Also would like to know the link to Broederbond, because I believe they still active and showing the way to guys like Christo Wiese with his export of funds to the Dutch stock exchange / business with billions, 5 board members and no employees.
They talk about Khayamandi thats was develop 40years ago, but Cloetesville & Idas Valley where the Stellenbosch University placed people on the outskirts of Stellenbosch during apartheid. Cloetesville 1 of the murder capitals in south africa.
Yes that’s why our country has 30% unemployment. Let’s all depend on the natives that have never ever done anything in their history to prove them successful. What a joke
I’m in awe of the enormous research that Pieter Dutoit delved into with regards to the offering of this fascinating book. He’s got my respect as he speaks without fear or favour!
I love that this is not an ambush interview, but it does open up important issues that face South Africa for all viewers to be informed and go and do more research for themselves.
Stellenbosch must be a blue print which black people must copy to reach greater economic levels in south Africa
Economically we won't reach that level with the ANC still in power, let vote them out first all the CODESA agreement they have with the Boederbond will fall off.
We had an opportunity to do that but the ANC was cornered to sign an agreement to policies that guaranteed that the Afrikaaners contain the economic control hence there is no black Billionaire in SA that hasn't got a leg-up from the White Capitalists.
Good interview Peter explained the Stellies Mafia concept very well. Based on this interview I'll buy the book.
32:20 "...we should exploit that." literally got goosebumps from the profundity of that statement. There's nothing that keeps Blacks from building wealth like Afrikaners except our unwillingness to learn from them. We have the numbers, well beyond the critical mass and cooperative wealth, to establish similar entities like CAPITEC, PSG and MEDICLINIC.
Well I disagree with that statement. Black people would not have an issue learning from the Afrikaners if the Akrikaners wealth was not a direct insult to black people. As this interview clearly puts it, the issue here is the failure of wealthy South Africans to leave their comfort zones (reflection and self-awareness) and use their influence to impose change which will secure their future (which is what they fail to see whether black or white). Instead, they build walls around themselves and want to buy political assures instead of social assures. As the history of our democratic state has shown that political assures granted to wealthy South African by political bodies has never saved them from social backlash and disapproval...
I suppose the lesson is to colonise, pillage, enslave, steal land from other races and exploit hem for a few generations, be wealthy and then ask for equal treatment but still keep the "ill" begotten gains in competing with the rest. Great lesson to learn!!!
Siphesihle. I totally agree with you
we need to move away from victimhood and commit ourselves to wealth accumulation, other races and groups of people have done it. The blame game will never get us anywhere!
@@gyburiel Not the lesson I have in mind.
And just like that, we had an uprising last week. A taste of what to come if we don’t move quick enough to build an inclusive society
@ 21-22:13 he speaks of Afrikaner Government identifying someone who they can be push forward and show the world that Afrikaner can compete on business... then all these companies were built. 🙆🏿♂️🙆🏿♂️🙆🏿♂️😳😳😳 why ANC isn’t doing the same?
I think that's what they tried replicating with Cyril Ramaphosa, Patrice Motsepe, Tokyo Sexwale and mostly BEE.
@@GolelaSihle Soo few And inbetween that without clearly exhibiting how the first million came to be, unlike the Afrikaners, there's no way that they can ever be referred to as mentors. They're on display without showing the path up there
@@maqangazamanyezile218 the path was self-determination after the British killed many Boer, also the Zulu king killed 100 men with their wives and children that was trying to do reconciliation for land and a treaty was signed but then the killing. The Zulu tribe killed many other black tribes but the boer never killed other boers. Eventually FW de Klerk did towards the end of his career accomplish what Piet Retief wanted to do. The self determination as you can see from the bad past was to trust nobody and in order to survive they needed to rely in themselves in building infrastructure, trade routes, techbology etc. South Africa had nuclear capacity, a good military. Today, unfortunately no government owned enterprise is profitable and the top cats enrich themselves giving empty promises to voters. 70% of South African GDP goes to Government salaries. Imagine 20% of over burdened and over taxed, tax payers leave this country. Commodity prices could drop, what then, IMF bailout with conditions. Then see who these IMF folks are. The ANC and EFF can't run this country. It is in major debt on the brink of complete collapse and you need a political party like the DA with private sector and links to western investment companies for job creation. The russians or chinese will take everything if you can't make payment. Therefore the DA is the only hope with coalition parties for South Africa.
Beautiful interview again Sizwe 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Awesome brother!!!
Thanks for this content.
We need to get more major players in the game onto this interview.
Sizwe is a youth leader!
Sizwe. Great interviewer!. Great interview. Taught me a bunch of new things
FIRST time watching this interview. I DIDN'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT THE STELLENBOSCH MAFIA, BUT PIETER IS BRAVE, AND I RESPECT HIM FOR GIVING SUCH A HOSPITALITY STORY.
The guptas biggest problem was that they were the wrong color. It's not like these white businessmen don't pay "donations" to politicians for policies and/or are paid back with single source tenders
So true r
Very insightful, much appreciated 😊
Great interview Sizwe.
🙌🏽
Very fascinating conversation.
Very Informative
This is quite intereting
When are you getting an interview with Bonang Mogale?
okay now i have to ask, where you got these shirts man, /?
Great content!
🙌🏽
I like the interview, but why they not published all over like to those don't have access to social media 🙏🙏
What does it mean to say "South Africa needs to engage with this in an adult way...stop screaming from the periphery"? I also don't understand what these people need to make a contribution, why do they need government so much? What stops them from sharing this knowledge?
I am asking genuinely because I don't have any commerce background. Logic tells me not sharing wealth goes a long way
I would be very concerned no one else can make an input on the structure of economy and society besides government
Omphile Louw okay lemme try reply to your simple questions.
1. In an adult way, in other words political parties need to somehow find common ground to build from. We disagree on everything and it plays out poorly in Parliament. Do you watch parliament?
2. They need to make a contribution because it seems in the earlier years of the ‘Mafia’ they benefited greatly through apartheid and made billions.
3. They need government to make the conditions nice and fertile for them. Eg. tax etc.
You don’t need a commerce background to know this, you just have to be a South African that can read a book.
@@NBAPABLO23 Still lost but thanks for trying.
Once I am done learning to read, I will buy your book and hopefully understand what was meant. Geniet jou naweek
Ekse Louw😂😂😂.
Interesting that the author is Peter Du Toit and not any other form of a Journalist 🤔great to hear a partial version of the truth, hopefully passionate journalists go for absolute naked information.
Good interview Sizwe . Wonder what your real feeling on ewc is considering you look at damage it’s done in zim
Check Ch 3 of my book Democracy and Delusion.
Does the feedback from this get to Pieter Du Toit. My aunt was Nellie Du Toit, soprano singer with Ge korsten. Would like to know if he is from that line of Du Toit. Also would like to know the link to Broederbond, because I believe they still active and showing the way to guys like Christo Wiese with his export of funds to the Dutch stock exchange / business with billions, 5 board members and no employees.
Classic swize the interview it landed so well ......
A sanitized non-racist version of Afrikaner history 😂😂
They talk about Khayamandi thats was develop 40years ago, but Cloetesville & Idas Valley where the Stellenbosch University placed people on the outskirts of Stellenbosch during apartheid. Cloetesville 1 of the murder capitals in south africa.
Johan rupert 1st met black people in newyork ...lies worked in rupert vineyards and industries
It the first time he met successful black peoples
Wow!!
THIS IS OOOLLLLDDD! OLD 4 YEARS AGO. Are you trying to cause criticism - timed for before the election !!??
The swartvootjies of Malmesbury
ANC mafia?
No one likes Markus jooste loool
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#hertzogrupert erwoerdvanzylvandermwerwe
It was not a bell potinger campaign its what majority of Natives think about these theives
Yes that’s why our country has 30% unemployment. Let’s all depend on the natives that have never ever done anything in their history to prove them successful. What a joke
@@DxTSkorgeswar121 what country are u a native of? 😂😂 Now that's a joke