Nelson Mandela’s funeral
was planned a year ago.
The Nelson Mandela family
has finally admitted that
Nelson Mandela is dead by
announcing on December
5th (2013) that the former
leader of South Africa is no
longer with us.
The charade began in June
of 2013, and Guardian
Express has maintained
Mandela has been deceased
since we were informed of
his passing in June via one
of our reporters embedded
in South Africa. That
reporter had received a text
message from her close
friend who works for the
South African News which
stated that Mandela had
died the night prior.
Since June, The Guardian
Express has come under
attack; first from a “denial
of service” attack which
shut the site down on and
off for three days right after
we published the news that
Mandela had died. That
denial of service attack was
traced back to South Africa.
The Guardian Express was
also attacked by people
denying that the Nelson
Mandela family was
carrying on a charade.
However, we stood by and
continue to stand by our
account that Mandela was
declared permanently brain
dead with total organ failure
in June of 2013. Now,
today, the family has finally
decided to give up their
charade.
We sent an additional
reporter to South Africa who
returned with an audio
recording of two top
government officials
confirming the fact that
Mandela was totally brain
dead and was declared so
on June 11. However, his
family refused to turn off the
life support machines
hooked up to his body.
Thus, the family could keep
him artificially “alive.” Their
motive? To settle a huge
lawsuit against Mandela’s
estate.
It was revealed that
Mandela’s family was suing
him for control of his estate
and since it is impossible to
sue a dead person, it seems
Mandela had to be kept
“alive” with machines until a
resolution could be found for
the lawsuit. Thus far, there
is no word on whether that
lawsuit had been settled, but
there are already many
speculations in the press
that this announcement
today will begin the battles
over the Mandela estate
afresh.
The Mandela daughters and
granddaughters have shown
a good deal of greed when
it comes to Mandela’s
legacy. It has been reported
that their fighting over his
money got so bad that
Mandela “lost faith” in his
daughters and worried that
their concern over money
was overshadowing their
concern for family harmony.
The Mandela funeral was
planned a year in advance,
according to reports. The
funeral date is set for
December 14 and there is a
comprehensive schedule of
events leading up to that
date. The Mandela family
has finally given up their
charade which they have
been carrying on since June
and have admitted the
former South African leader
is dead. – The Guardian
Express
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