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What a great day our goverment remembering such a fine man and a leader by having a statue of him put next to such greats as Abraham Lincoln, Winston Churchill etc in london so future generations can remember this man and not only what he sufferd, but what he achieved.
As i watch him speak a ready prepared speach live on tv, i cannot think what a insult it is to this guy to stand there and read this cr@p prepared for him, first thing he says is what a great leader gordon brown is, only thing is the expression on his face didnt look like he agreed with that as he is reading it.
Not only that when they got him to speak, the whipped him up out his chair, which he didnt look to pleased about lol.
Almost 90yrs old,what an inspiration for everyone, i do get the feeling they wanted to do this tribute before he croaked it though lol.
I was watching that too, I wondered if he even knew who Ken Livinston was at one point!
@sharongooner wrote:
I was watching that too, I wondered if he even knew who Ken Livinston was at one point!
I was expecting him to say something like, where am i, is my tea done yet, where’s my slippers. 8) bless him!
He’s not doing bad for a man of his age and history. And he is a likeable bloke.
Im looking forward to seeing someone demolish the statue.
@emmalush wrote:
Im looking forward to seeing someone demolish the statue.
You are a disgrace, you should be ashamed of yourself.
It is a disgrace to have that filthy statue near our democratic process, of a man that is anti white whilst most of those living in England are white.
When the English rise-up win back their country, that statue will be brought down like sadams was and crumbled into fine dust, put into a coffin and shipped back to africa where it belongs.
Anyone that argues against it, shall be shipped to africa with it.
If you think this is harsh, tough, the fascists who run my country have brought it on themselves.
England is not a dumping ground for 3rd world filth.
I slightly agree with Emma here ….. pause whilst everybody falls on the floor in shock.
After all Mandela was a leading light in the South African Communist Party; he did actively lead armed insurrections in which civilians were callously murdered; he fully advocated and supported armed insurrection – a line that he was taught no doubt by his Russian paymasters in Moscow.
Now of course he has his own statue in London and is hailed as an international peacemaker.
I wonder what the families of those that were murdered think of this. Still what’s a few deaths in the cause of freedom eh?
I never thought I’d see the day when I agreed with our guiding light PB. I’ve always thought I was reading from a different history book than almost everyone else. I remember Mandela being imprisoned for acts of butchery and terrorism against apartheid in much the same way as the IRA’s campaign was against us. Will be seeing Statues erected to those who have waged war against us outside the pubs in Birmingham and Colchester to commemorate their actions. :?:
@forumhostpb wrote:
I slightly agree with Emma here ….. pause whilst everybody falls on the floor in shock.
After all Mandela was a leading light in the South African Communist Party; he did actively lead armed insurrections in which civilians were callously murdered; he fully advocated and supported armed insurrection – a line that he was taught no doubt by his Russian paymasters in Moscow.
Now of course he has his own statue in London and is hailed as an international peacemaker.
I wonder what the families of those that were murdered think of this. Still what’s a few deaths in the cause of freedom eh?
Well i guess you are old enough to remember these things, i on the other hand was not aware of all this, infact from the way he has been potrayed since his release from prison, these things come as a shock. pull the monkey down!
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