To say nothing of the fact that they gave a Nobel Peace Prize to FW De Klerk
who had the blood of Africans on his hands... or that they declared Mahatma
Ghandi a saint...
Rest in peace Nomzamo
South Africa’s Winnie Mandela dies aged 81.
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who had the blood of Africans on his hands... or that they declared Mahatma
Ghandi a saint...
Rest in peace Nomzamo
That is the personal business of both of them
For the record my mentee is black and I was told the story a few years back by him and his homies from a township outside CT. Fucked my head up because I had never heard of it
Now we are going to let cacs judge us. How many black people did cacs
kill in South Africa?
I am sad to hear this. The whites in South Africa are glad to finally get her completely out of the way. I am glad that there are brothers like Julius Melema. After Mandela sold the country out a handful of the blacks went along to the plan to stand up to the white devils that took the country. At that time it was around a half a million whites enslaving and killing blacks and it was 30 million blacks there at that time.
Botha was killing so many blacks every day at that time to where the Bishop Tutu got on CNN and stated that they could not keep fighting this thing non violently. It was a choice to either die on their knees begging for mercy or take their chance on fighting back.
Now if they try that other white countries mainly America will have an excuse to help the whites there. And we know they will get away with it after the genocide of blacks in Libya that was set up by America and NATO. How in the hell did white power get so much control of our surroundings. Brainwashing is a very powerful weapon.
ALL BLACKS SHOULD KNOW ABOUT KING LEOPOLD AND THE BERLIN CONFERENCE.
Botha was killing so many blacks every day at that time to where the Bishop Tutu got on CNN and stated that they could not keep fighting this thing non violently. It was a choice to either die on their knees begging for mercy or take their chance on fighting back.
Now if they try that other white countries mainly America will have an excuse to help the whites there. And we know they will get away with it after the genocide of blacks in Libya that was set up by America and NATO. How in the hell did white power get so much control of our surroundings. Brainwashing is a very powerful weapon.
ALL BLACKS SHOULD KNOW ABOUT KING LEOPOLD AND THE BERLIN CONFERENCE.
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RIP Sister Mandela 
Malema uploads black image to Twitter as SA mourns
Citizen reporter
EFF leader Julius Malema is greeted by Winnie Mandela during registration ahead of the opening of parliament in Cape Town, 20 May 2014. Picture: Refilwe Modise
Everyone from those who knew her to all of those who were touched by her spirit of resistance have shared their reaction to Winnie Madikizela-Mandela’s death.
Leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters Julius Malema took to Twitter on Monday to express his grief on the passing of his longtime political mentor Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, who passed away at 81 after struggling with illness.
He simply uploaded a black screen with emojis of a broken heart and tears.
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Julius Sello Malema
✔@Julius_S_Malema
https://twitter.com/Julius_S_Malema/status/980821030020239361
9:55 AM - Apr 2, 2018
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She once said that Malema would make a good president of the country while he was president of the ANC Youth League.
One of her final wishes was that he would return to the ANC, though he recently declared he would sooner leave politics than quit the EFF.
Madikizela-Mandela was, like Malema, always on the more radical side of politics and she often expressed her concern that the compromises made by the ANC during the transition to democracy had been too accommodating.
Malema’s grief has been shared by much of South African society, with numerous other public figures and organisations releasing statements and comments of mourning, commiseration and insight.
Most notably, Anglican Archbishop Emeritius Desmond Tutu said she was a symbol of the struggle of apartheid and paid tribute to her in a statement.
Fikile Mbalula wrote: “The passing of Mama Winnie comes as a great shock to all of us. She embodied strength, resistance and an undying spirit of love for freedom. She fought a relentless fight for us to have an equal and just society. Her life was for the service of all African people.”
Take a look at some of the other major reactions below:
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Karyn Maughan
✔@karynmaughan
https://twitter.com/karynmaughan/status/980813002894139392
“I no longer have the emotion of fear, there is no longer anything I can fear.There is nothing the government has not done to me. There isn't any pain I haven't known”
“I am the product of the masses of my country and the product of my enemy.”
Winnie Madikizela-Mandela#RIP
9:23 AM - Apr 2, 2018
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Rami Chuene 1st Lady@ramichuene
https://twitter.com/ramichuene/status/980813355161178113
The end of an era. There can never be another like her. A warrior, a fighter, a mother, a force, a rock, a movement! #WinnieMandela
9:25 AM - Apr 2, 2018 · Sandton, South Africa
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KatlehoMK
@KatlehoMK
https://twitter.com/KatlehoMK/status/980810998658592768
This has to be the saddest news about the passing of Mama Winnie Mandela.
May your soul rest in power mother of the nation
#WinnieMandela#RIPWinnieMandela
9:15 AM - Apr 2, 2018
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Christo@ChristoThurston
https://twitter.com/ChristoThurston/status/980816284349853696
The Mother of the Nation
●spent 491 days in solitary confinement
●was placed under house arrest,
●banned to Brandford
●taken away from her family
●subjected to most cruel treatment
You are hailed as a hero! #RIPWinnieMandela #WinnieMandela
9:36 AM - Apr 2, 2018
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PAC of Azania - Poqo@AZANIA_PAC
https://twitter.com/AZANIA_PAC/status/980816662537568258
Rest in Power Mme Winnie Nomzamo Madikizela-Mandela.
You fought a good fight, you wanted African to get REAL FREEDOM.
Beside the challenges you stayed loyal and disciplined.
REST in POWER brave warrior. Mantshangase, Magutyana you will be dearly missed. #WinnieMandela
9:38 AM - Apr 2, 2018
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The Barron@BarronHufkie
https://twitter.com/BarronHufkie/status/980807559459344386
A warrior. Rest in peace. #WinnieMandela #RIPwinniemandela
9:01 AM - Apr 2, 2018
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Sivuyile Mqxekwa@mqxekwa
https://twitter.com/mqxekwa/status/980815003988234240
“I no longer have the emotion of fear, there is no longer anything I can fear.There is nothing the government has not done to me. There isn't any pain I haven't known”
“I am the product of the masses of my country and the product of my enemy.”#RIP#WinnieMandela
9:31 AM - Apr 2, 2018 · Vereeniging, South Africa
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Citizen reporter
EFF leader Julius Malema is greeted by Winnie Mandela during registration ahead of the opening of parliament in Cape Town, 20 May 2014. Picture: Refilwe Modise
Everyone from those who knew her to all of those who were touched by her spirit of resistance have shared their reaction to Winnie Madikizela-Mandela’s death.
Leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters Julius Malema took to Twitter on Monday to express his grief on the passing of his longtime political mentor Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, who passed away at 81 after struggling with illness.
He simply uploaded a black screen with emojis of a broken heart and tears.
View image on Twitter
Julius Sello Malema
✔@Julius_S_Malema
https://twitter.com/Julius_S_Malema/status/980821030020239361
9:55 AM - Apr 2, 2018
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She once said that Malema would make a good president of the country while he was president of the ANC Youth League.
One of her final wishes was that he would return to the ANC, though he recently declared he would sooner leave politics than quit the EFF.
Madikizela-Mandela was, like Malema, always on the more radical side of politics and she often expressed her concern that the compromises made by the ANC during the transition to democracy had been too accommodating.
Malema’s grief has been shared by much of South African society, with numerous other public figures and organisations releasing statements and comments of mourning, commiseration and insight.
Most notably, Anglican Archbishop Emeritius Desmond Tutu said she was a symbol of the struggle of apartheid and paid tribute to her in a statement.
Fikile Mbalula wrote: “The passing of Mama Winnie comes as a great shock to all of us. She embodied strength, resistance and an undying spirit of love for freedom. She fought a relentless fight for us to have an equal and just society. Her life was for the service of all African people.”
Take a look at some of the other major reactions below:
View image on Twitter
Karyn Maughan
✔@karynmaughan
https://twitter.com/karynmaughan/status/980813002894139392
“I no longer have the emotion of fear, there is no longer anything I can fear.There is nothing the government has not done to me. There isn't any pain I haven't known”
“I am the product of the masses of my country and the product of my enemy.”
Winnie Madikizela-Mandela#RIP
9:23 AM - Apr 2, 2018
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Rami Chuene 1st Lady@ramichuene
https://twitter.com/ramichuene/status/980813355161178113
The end of an era. There can never be another like her. A warrior, a fighter, a mother, a force, a rock, a movement! #WinnieMandela
9:25 AM - Apr 2, 2018 · Sandton, South Africa
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KatlehoMK
@KatlehoMKhttps://twitter.com/KatlehoMK/status/980810998658592768
This has to be the saddest news about the passing of Mama Winnie Mandela.
May your soul rest in power mother of the nation
9:15 AM - Apr 2, 2018
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Christo@ChristoThurston
https://twitter.com/ChristoThurston/status/980816284349853696
The Mother of the Nation
●spent 491 days in solitary confinement
●was placed under house arrest,
●banned to Brandford
●taken away from her family
●subjected to most cruel treatment
You are hailed as a hero! #RIPWinnieMandela #WinnieMandela
9:36 AM - Apr 2, 2018
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PAC of Azania - Poqo@AZANIA_PAC
https://twitter.com/AZANIA_PAC/status/980816662537568258
Rest in Power Mme Winnie Nomzamo Madikizela-Mandela.
You fought a good fight, you wanted African to get REAL FREEDOM.
Beside the challenges you stayed loyal and disciplined.
REST in POWER brave warrior. Mantshangase, Magutyana you will be dearly missed. #WinnieMandela
9:38 AM - Apr 2, 2018
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The Barron@BarronHufkie
https://twitter.com/BarronHufkie/status/980807559459344386
A warrior. Rest in peace. #WinnieMandela #RIPwinniemandela
9:01 AM - Apr 2, 2018
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Sivuyile Mqxekwa@mqxekwa
https://twitter.com/mqxekwa/status/980815003988234240
“I no longer have the emotion of fear, there is no longer anything I can fear.There is nothing the government has not done to me. There isn't any pain I haven't known”
“I am the product of the masses of my country and the product of my enemy.”#RIP#WinnieMandela
9:31 AM - Apr 2, 2018 · Vereeniging, South Africa
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RIP
At the V&A water front in Cape Town , there is number 1 jetty . Walk into that building , read the letters on the wall and then come talk to me .
No woman should ever go through what , she went through .
Qhawe lama Qhawe . First and last of her name , mother of the free .
No woman should ever go through what , she went through .
Qhawe lama Qhawe . First and last of her name , mother of the free .
Rest in peace Winnie.
You want a woman who will stand with you in the fight against oppression. Not encourage you to conform and try to suffer peacefully.
You want a woman who will stand with you in the fight against oppression. Not encourage you to conform and try to suffer peacefully.
Rest in Peace, sister.
R.I.P.
Nelson became a man of peace
Winnie never stopped being a warrior
RIP ....we won’t forget you
Winnie never stopped being a warrior
RIP ....we won’t forget you
Rest In Peace
RIP
RIP
True warrior and tireless in determination against an unjust system. Rest In Paradise Queen.
Damn no moment of silence for her before game
