The High Priest of the Lie
The Case of Nelson Mandela—The World’s Pastor, and Communism’s Servant.
 
There are lies.
And then there are performances so rehearsed, so decorated, so globally adored, that the world forgets to ask whether they were true in the first place.
Nelson Mandela did not just tell a lie.
He lived one.
And not an ordinary lie. Not a broken promise or a misleading speech.
He lived a grand deception, one that spanned continents, seduced billions, and rewrote the moral identity of South Africa.
He became the High Priest of a false gospel.
The gospel of tolerance without truth.
Of reconciliation without repentance.
Of godless revolution dressed in priestly robes.
Does He Even Have a Conscience?
Ask yourself:
What kind of man can look the world in the eye—stand on podiums surrounded by presidents, cardinals, archbishops, spiritual leaders, elders, and children—and still hide the most dangerous truth of all?
What kind of man can walk side-by-side with Archbishop Desmond Tutu, laughing under sunlight, lighting candles, bowing his head for prayer—and then turn around and viciously resist the inclusion of “God” in the preamble of the Constitution?
What kind of man leads a global audience to believe he is a Christian—while ruthlessly crushing Christianity inside the ANC?
Does he even have a conscience?
Or did he sell it?
Because what he did was not an accident.
It was a calculated orchestration of spiritual fraud.
 
And it is now our national disease.
South Africa is a country full of camouflaged politicians, camouflaged policies, camouflaged corruption, and camouflaged faith.