Those who have the Madame Tousaud Wasmuseum on Dam Square in Amsterdam visit, will know that Mandel

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The following response to the death of Nelson Mandela we got from one of our many readers from South Africa. What course thanks! ll Of course it is written in Afrikaans. Translate is a huzarenstukje, but with a little effort, this text is clear enough. Who better than a white South African can our emotions transferring the farming there??
In the '50s and 60 were named Nelson Mandela still fairly unknown among the ordinary members of the public, though he closely watched by the secret police in South Africa. He was also among his own people - the Xhosa Tembostam - known and among political ll leaders in the South African Communist Party and the African National Congress.
However, in the year 2013 Mandela everyone's lips. Everyone who has been in South Africa and apartheid, heard, know the man - Mandela - South Africa's first black president has become. Thanks to the media, that Mandela is a god, there are few people around the world who have not heard from him yet. The one-sided propaganda leaves no room for negative events in the life of Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela. No, it's not politically correct to something ugly such a great world figure ll to say.
Those who have the Madame Tousaud Wasmuseum on Dam Square in Amsterdam visit, will know that Mandela also a sculpture. (When I was there in 2006, it was the last picture in the hallway to the exit., He even waved to the visitor .... "Goodbye, come back!"). Only the world's most famous (and politically correct group) in the museum with a wasbeeld honored. ll Not even Jan van Riebeeck, Paul Kruger of Hendrik Verwoerd, was so fortunate as Nelson Mandela, with a wasbeeld to be honored.
For many South Africans (especially Boer Afrikaners) let the name Nelson Mandela, however, only a bitter taste in the mouth behind. The man's negative characteristics, and the bad memories of him, for the Afrikaner people a cold shiver. Politically incorrect so! No one will know for sure how many murders he himself committed, but the number of people who commissioned ll Mandela died, or the killings by his inspiration from other murderers committed amounted probably thousands.
Between 1990 and 2013, more than 200,000 ll people (black, white, colored and Indian) by young blacks in South Africa killed. Of these, 70,000 whites. And of the 70,000 whites ll were 4,000 farmers (farmers) on their farms (farms) was killed. These figures do not include the numbers who tortured, maimed, injured, raped and otherwise traumatized in it.
Mandela ll on July 18, 1918 near Qunu, a small town east of Mthatha in the Eastern Cape. At age 7 he became the first member of his tribe to become to go to school. He soon showed himself a leader with many talents. It was in Qunu, where Mandela his English name (Nelson) of his white English teacher got. Once he matric at school, was Mandela to the University of Fort Hare (East Cape) where he obtained his law degree obtained. A classmate of his, Oliver Tambo, would later become one of his best friends. The International Airport of Johannesburg - OR Tambo Airport - is named after him.
The Boer republics of the Transvaal and Free State (or South African Republic) in two Boer Wars fought against Great Britain. ll One of which he won, and the last one he lost in 1902. Some people believe it was a genocide (GENOCIDE) and part of the NWO's plan to eradicate ll Boer. The Boer was a small nation of less than 400,000 ll souls. Of the 22,000 children, 5,000 women and hundreds of elderly men in British concentration camps died. In the two wars, thousands of adult men and boys died in skirmishes. Almost 25% of the people. Houses were burned, animals are brutally slaughtered, wheat fields were burned, and everything of value was destroyed. The Boer had to start up front. Everyone ll was poor. There was nothing left.
Some farmers ll went back to the farm to save what could be saved, and have to start farming. City dwellers and villagers in the mines at starvation wages to work. A large percentage of the agricultural ll community had also left their farms and work in the