Chair, I just made up my mind that I would speak from my heart on Freedom Day. I want to say this today in this House: People must remember. The world, today, marvels at freedom in South Africa because they thought we would have bloodshed. They did not know that these black people in this country understand the term "human being". They were human beings all these years. That's why we could forgive the people who oppressed us. We have forgiven them; we have even given them a million chances. Up till today, they reap the benefits.
Let me just say this one thing. You see the companies. Look at BMW, Audi, Mercedes Benz, etc ... They have grown. In apartheid years they never sold so many cars. So all I want to say is that, on Tuesday, let us remember the heroes and the heroines of this country. Thank you. [Applause.]