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It seems we should all emulate Saint Mandella,
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I assume he doesn't mean the terrorism bits.
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I assume he doesn't mean the terrorism bits.
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The link refers to terrorist attacks in the 1980s
The offences Mandela pleaded guilty to were attacks on property.
The organisation Mandela founded did go on to kill people years later.
But the long-imprisoned Mandela's culpability in that is highly speculative.
If you have any evidence of that please post it now.
The link refers to terrorist attacks in the 1980s
The offences Mandela pleaded guilty to were attacks on property.
The organisation Mandela founded did go on to kill people years later.
But the long-imprisoned Mandela's culpability in that is highly speculative.
If you have any evidence of that please post it now.
T3
Interestingly, your link also implies Mandela was to blame for the Johannesburg Railway Station bombing in 1964.
In fact that was the work of one Frederick Harris, a white member of ARM not the ANC at all.
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Interestingly, your link also implies Mandela was to blame for the Johannesburg Railway Station bombing in 1964.
In fact that was the work of one Frederick Harris, a white member of ARM not the ANC at all.
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Zehul always does this, typical of the right-on lefty. Everyone else is wrong if you dont agree with my blinkered belief.
As pointed out before, it is really a matter of your point of view (often at the time). I dont think there is much doubt that Mandella was in some way involved in what was seen as terrorist activities at the time.
As pointed out before, it is really a matter of your point of view (often at the time). I dont think there is much doubt that Mandella was in some way involved in what was seen as terrorist activities at the time.
Pretty dubious claims from Alex McDonald is who seems to run 'thebackbencher' website out of Taplow.
Mandela's 'acts of violence' seem often alluded to by the right but never substantiated - which I presume is why TTT fell upon this article with so much enthusiasm he failed to spot that Mandela had been in prison for nearly 20 years when these people were killed.
The 'crimes' of violence he was convicted of were of course sabotage against infrastructure targets
If you actually have any killings Mandela was directly associated with let's hear them
Put up or shut up
Mandela's 'acts of violence' seem often alluded to by the right but never substantiated - which I presume is why TTT fell upon this article with so much enthusiasm he failed to spot that Mandela had been in prison for nearly 20 years when these people were killed.
The 'crimes' of violence he was convicted of were of course sabotage against infrastructure targets
If you actually have any killings Mandela was directly associated with let's hear them
Put up or shut up
Ymb: it's really more to do with the fact that 3T has not provided any evidence to support what he wants to be true. All he really has is that he pleaded guilty at his trial- to acts of ssbotage, not murder. If anyone points this out, 3T doesn't seem willing (or able?) to engage in debate - he just repears the same thing over and over.
Plus he's already admitted that in the right circumstances that armed resistance can be justified. So it's hard to see why exactly this is being used as a criticism against Mandela.
Plus he's already admitted that in the right circumstances that armed resistance can be justified. So it's hard to see why exactly this is being used as a criticism against Mandela.
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