He says: “My office has informed me that such a meeting –?which was with Mr Alain Thetard – did occur. This was on February 23, 1999, when I was deputy minister. I have no recollection of the details of the discussion, though it would be normal for contacts with persons across a wide spectrum of society routinely to take place.”
Strange, is it not, that Pahad has “no recollection of the details of the discussion”?
Didn’t Mbeki and Pahad’s people minute the encounters? And if not, why not?
Or were the discussions of such a clandestine nature that no records were kept?
As I say, the admission that the meeting with Thetard “did occur” represents the first trickle of truth, and we must all ready ourselves in a little while for the floodgates to open.
Time will tell hopefully. They all seem to be corrupt, no matter where and whom.
