Dr. Truth: ‘TRC was a fraudulent dog and pony show PR publicity stunt’

Honesty in Politics: Dr. Truth Brad Blanton's Affidavit (below) was filed in the High Court, Western Cape, in ‘White Refugee’ Case # 19963-09. Dr. Blanton is the author of Practicing Radical Honesty; wherein he clarifies what he means by Radical Honesty About Anger and Sincere Forgiveness. Among others, Dr. Blanton's affidavit makes the following allegations:

• SA is Not a Democracy: If South Africa does not value non-violent civil disobedience free speech dissent; it is not a democratic country.
  
  
• SA practices legal & political persecution: Hon. Mrs. De Lille, and the NPA Senior Prosecutor conducted a political and legal prosecution and persecution campaign against the defendant.
  
  
• SA denies citizens the opportunity to experience sincere forgiveness: Getting Over being offended, is sincere forgiveness: The law of crimen injuria is a law so ridiculous, it appears to date back to a belief in curses from witchdoctors. Put differently, any society that values the principle of ‘crimen injuria’; is one that values protecting the right of people with fragile ego's to not be offended as more important; than protecting the right of Galileo's and Voltaire's to offend.
  
  
• SA does not value Honesty, Truth-Tellers or Forgiveness: The South African government are deliberately and intentionally punishing the defendant for practicing her culture and religion of Radical Honesty: non-violently telling another the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth; with a commitment to remaining in the conversation until sincere forgiveness has occurred.
  
  
• SA denies Defendant a valid Internationally Recognized Defence: The South African government are deliberately and intentionally denying the defendant her right to a defence; and ignoring the justification and accuracy of her non-violent civil disobedience political necessity defence.
  
  
• SA's TRC was a fake, dog and pony political PR show: That there is a significant difference between posed forgiveness and real forgiveness and that this difference is almost always avoided by politicians, including South Africa’s alleged Truth and Reconciliation politicians.

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