Did he play a pivotal role in white South Africans maintaining control of the land's wealth after they gained independence.
Or, was he simply able to see some bigger picture after spending 27 years in jail at the hands of Apartheid SouthAfrica?
Let's discuss the issues
Having witnessed what Former President Nelson Mandela went through. Been to his houses, his museums, monuments, etc, Seen the pictures at his museum, the letter he sent his wives, visited Nelson Mandelas jail cells, etc
There are really fukked up things whites did to blacks in South Africa during apartheid and to Nelson Mandela. Such actions are not humane or justifiable.
Nelson Mandela in spite of what he went through, kept a level head, lost his family, to fight for justice for a group of people.
Nelsons hads were tied, in that he could fight them off, as he wanted to, he had to be diplomatic. The white South African had their ill gotten lands and controlled some ill gotten wealth, but the black South African had the government. Also because of the black South African they wanted equality for all indians, asians, too. They wanted variety in government roles. Even now there still nationalist factions on both sides of white and black politics in South Africa. Nelson wanted to walk with them. Also of them left South Africa because they did not believe black want to genuinely work with them after all the bad thing whites did.
Reclaiming land requires some strategy and tactics. The lands cant go barren. They must be profitable.
Successful and profitable black everything business is the lifeblood of black economics. The employees and managers gotta know how to run the businesses. There more to just taking over a business. The business has to show profit potential or be run until there is a profit. Its like a take a manufacturing plant and giving it to the apprentice. The apprentice has to watch how the plan is run, understand the plant, action, manage the plant and then run the plant, much better and more smoothly, and turn more profits.
Power to the people.
