Bush, Blair Are Racists, Nelson Mandela Suggests

CNSNEWS.com ^ | 1/31/03 | Susan Jones

[ohiobushman]

Also heard mandela say President Bush is going to war because iraq supplies 64% of the world's oil. B.S. I believe iraq supplies somewhere between 5 to 7% oil.Just more lies from the libs. Can someone tell me what % of oil id produced by iraq?

[finnman69]

Put it this way....

Nelson Mandela is the same as this man...

[Dqban22]

Nelson Mandela, feels very comfortable and at home with murderers as Fidel Castro, Saddam Hussein, Robert Mugabe, and every other communist African tyrant, birds of a feather flock together. Mr. Mandela is not morally qualified to criticize President Bush after condoning and supporting the criminal records of those tyrants.

Furthermore, Nelson’s wife Winnie revealed their true color and those of the ANC at Munsieville, on April 13, 1986, when she said: "With our boxes of matches and our necklaces ["necklacing:" a torture in which a gasoline-filled tire is placed around the neck of a victim and set ablaze], we shall liberate this country." (South African Digest, April 18, 1986, p. 324)

WINNIE MANDELA'S NECKLACING

Winnie Mandela has been tied to kidnappings and assaults, as well as disappearances that took place. She also has been quoted as saying, "With our matches and our necklaces, we will liberate South Africa," referring to the practice of placing gasoline-soaked tires around the necks of those some anti-apartheid activists consider "traitors", and lighting them on fire.

Unlike most of their counterparts in the United States, the progressive movement in south Africa refused to keep silent in the face of Mandela's brutality.

In fact, the first reports of the assaults and killing were published by an anti-apartheid newspaper, not the press controlled by or supportive of the government. Anti-apartheid organizations in south africa, such as the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) and the United Democratic Front (UDF), were quick to condemn such violence on the part of Mandela.

The UDF/COSATU statement read, in part, "We are outraged at Mrs Mandela's obvious complicity in the recent abductions and assault of Stompie.... We are outraged by the reign of terror that the team [Mandela's body guards, also known as the Mandela United Soccer Club or the Mandela Football Club] has been associated with. Not only is Mrs Mandela associated with the team, in fact, the team is her own creation. We are of the view that Mrs Mandela has abused the trust and confidence which she has enjoyed over the years.... The Mass Democratic Movement hereby distances itself from Mrs Mandela and her actions."

This rebuke from her former allies in the anti-apartheid movement came only five months after another challenge to her image as a well-liked opposition leader. In September 1988, Mandela's home in Soweto was burned down by local "comrades," apparently in retaliation for a sexual assault against a student leader by members of the "football club." (Apparently, real sexual abuse is acceptable to Mandela and her friends, as long as it is heterosexual.)

The attack on Mandela's home appears to have been prompted as well by ill-feeling generated by Mandela's rather comfortable lifestyle, which includes ownership of a Mercedes, in the midst of the widespread poverty in Soweto.

According to a source in the anti-apartheid labor movement, the public condemnation of Mandela by COSATU and UDF was prompted by pressure on the part of Soweto residents fed up with the activities of Mandela and her associates. Prior to the killing of Stompie Seipei, opposition among other anti-apartheid activists to Mandela's thugs had led both Oliver Tambo and Nelson Mandela to call on her to disband the club.

Thomas Sowell discussed the mindset of Mandela's supporters: "Long before the present ugly episode, Winnie Mandela was justifying the hideous practice of burning political enemies alive. How could anyone have romanticized such a person? Like too many other issues, South Africa is not approached as a serious question about the fate of millions of flesh-and-blood human beings, but as a symbolic issue providing yet another backdrop for our own moral preening. Those who are preoccupied with showing that they are on the side of the angels are quick to find angels to side with. Winnie Mandela was just one of those angels."

Just as many American leftists once ignored credible evidence that progressive leaders like Lenin and Castro were brutalizing and killing dissidents, most leftists today continue to fawn over Mandela, despite the fact that even many of her former allies have seen her for the bully she is and have spoken out against her. People who are serious about liberation, sexual and otherwise, need to have a consistent commitment to personal freedom and be willing to speak out whenever people are unjustly attacked, whoever the attacker may be. Hypocritically covering-up and apologizing for the excesses of progressives puts into serious doubt the left's stated commitment to a free society.

[RightWhale]

Things are simple for Nelson, now, in his dotage. And yes, that decrepit zulu and I are on a first-name basis.

[Wolfstar]

I heard clips of this Mandela speech on several radio program. If not THE most disgraceful thing I've ever heard from an overseas "ally," it certain ranks right up there with the top few. I've never thought much of the various Leftist "prizes," but the Nobel Peace Prize sure takes the cake for the offensive twits they've awarded it to in recent years.

[cubreporter]

yes, the race card. Always something to fall back on when you have nothing else. People are tired and it's like crying Wolf all the time. It will lose its true meaning one day.

[Wolfstar]

I (and probably most Americans) agree with you to a considerable degree. However, don't lose heart entirely. Some foreign leaders, aside from Tony Blair, are with us. Silvio Berlusconi of Italy said some great things yesterday when meeting with President Bush. And, in case you missed it, here's a link to a very important op-ed piece that appeared in yesterday's London Times and Wall Street Journal, signed by the following European heads of state:

• José María Aznar, Spain
• José Manuel Durão Barroso, Portugal
• Silvio Berlusconi, Italy
• Tony Blair, United Kingdom
• Václav Havel, Czech Republic
• Peter Medgyessy, Hungary
• Leszek Miller, Poland
• Anders Fogh Rasmussen, Denmark

[Wolverine]

 

 

HOW TO BE A GOOD COMMUNIST
By Nelson Mandela

 

The Ramblings of a Commie Despot

What is presented here is the book Nelson Mandela wrote and which he pretended to live by until he could, as has been the case since his treasonous release, overtly flaunt his adherence to capitalism with impunity just like any other communist.

 

This is an exact rendition of Mandela's poisonous book, including missing elements such as the missing point (ii) in Part One, sub-section 7 (under Examples and Origin...) as also the missing point (3) in the so-called Chapter Three (under Capitalism has three...) which are all in the original. The few other missing words or phrases in the text are indicated by a line of dots.

Read again the 1996 background introduction on our Home Page to get a fuller understanding of exactly what Mandela and his terrorist organisation and his jewish backers were planning and the reason why he and those of his cohorts who had not fled fast enough, were jailed.

What follows below is all Mandela's drivel. Quite obviously the original was not presented in this pleasing manner. VJF

[spindoctor]

"If there is a country which has committed unspeakable atrocities, it is the United States of America...They don't care for human beings."

Yeah sure. I guess that's why Bush proposed a $15 billion AIDS care package for Africa. Not to mention all the other aid extended to that continent over the years. No amount of assistance will work as long as idiots and despots continue to rule in Africa. Mandela's a fool.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

We rebuilt Europe and Japan and spent billions in lives and treasure to save South Korea.
What've you been doing over the past 50 years, Nelson ?

[Kip Lange]

Leadership is hard. It's much easier to sit back and criticize. That takes no guts whatsover...see France as exhibit A-Z.

Not to mention, everyone's forgotten about Munich. The godforsaken Church of Appeasement is alive and kicking...WSC is doing headstands in the afterlife. Santiago's warning. ;-)

--CWL

[Kip Lange]

Also heard mandela say President Bush is going to war because iraq supplies 64% of the world's oil. B.S. I believe iraq supplies somewhere between 5 to 7% oil.Just more lies from the libs. Can someone tell me what % of oil id produced by iraq?

It's such a lie, even CNN couldn't stomach it...it's *in the article*. :-) Right after his quote. The answer is about 5% at *most*.

--CWL

[Kip Lange]

And let's not forget Spain (and not just in this letter) -- spain has been a staunch ally that everybody lets slip through the mental crack, so to speak.

---CWL

[Jonah Hex]

I feel a zot coming on..... newbie.

[Kip Lange]

Gee, ya think? :-)

Heh, it's not even germane to the debate...you'd think she could find something a bit less tangential!

--CWL

[river rat]

Too bad the bastard wasn't executed, as a terrorist..when they had the opportunity and justification...

The long suffering, self denying and unappreciated American taxpayer will STILL attempt to cure and feed these people - so they may live longer and hate us longer.

Go figure!

Hating and blaming America - has become an ethnic or genetic trait - it seems..

Semper Fi

[Brian Allen]

Marxist convicted traitor terrorist, mass-murderer destroyer of Africa's last remaining stable nation and looter of Four and a Half Billion Dollars from Suid Afrika's Treasury, Mandela, should piss off with his ill-gotten gains to his profit-of-crime-built mansion and shut the f**k up!

Least we go after him too!