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Robber-turned-politician, Gayton McKenzie, claimed he was approached by the Illuminati to “push the Illuminati programme”.

McKenzie claimed on Facebook Live on Saturday that his party’s deputy president, sushi connoisseur Kenny Kunene, was also approached.

The pair are now on a mission to “expose” the Illuminati.

During the Facebook livestream, McKenzie said, “Kenny and I were approached to push the Illuminati programme. They [said they] will give us lots of money. But what was strange was that they said we are the last few remaining politicians that are not [a member]”.

“I will never become part of the Illuminati or this New World Order nonsense. I don’t believe in your agenda, I do not want your money, and I do not want your votes”.

According to the politician, this was not the first time the group had approached him to push the programme “many years ago”. He also declined that invite apparently.

McKenzie did not reveal the identity of the people who approached him on behalf of the Illuminati.

The Patriotic Alliance leader has been on the campaign trail lately, and it seems he might not even need the Illuminati’s support after revealing that Afrikaans singer Dozi was behind the PA programme.

The last thing South Africans need is the Illuminati buying politicians. If that happens Dozi can forget about bringing Jesus back into our classrooms and getting sex out. Unless of course, their ‘programme’ involves fixing Eskom and Metrorail.

I need a second whiskey and a Valium – we still have a long way to go on the South African campaign trail.

[source:thesouthafrican]