, De Klerk said: “Knowing what I know today I would have made that same speech 30 years ago. It had to be done and it had to be done to bring justice, and it had to be done to avert catastrophe in SA,” said De Klerk.“I could not have made that speech if the Berlin wall did not come down with the communist threat, which was more real than people nowadays believe. There was a real threat,” said De Klerk.“That is wrong. I've done that [apologised] many times. Apartheid was wrong.
“I sincerely believe that apartheid left marks which are still visible today and which people still feel, but to blame everything which is wrong in SA today, after 25 years, on apartheid is also not true.
FWdeKlerkFoun knowing what I know to day I would voted against your decision.
Bla bla bla. You know what you know. Cry our beloved country.
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Of course he has no regrets, he got his payday.