MOKOTEDI MPSHE
"It was clear that by "negotiations" de Klerk's regime meant collusion, not a dialogue between equals but a monologue between master and servant.  De Klerk thought that apartheid could be reformed but the condemned system was incapable of being reformed just like Satan cannot reform himself.  In de Klerk's "negotiations" there was no impartial chairman or mediator.  He, de Klerk was a player and a referee, the prosecutor and the judge, a candidate and examiner".