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<blockquote data-quote="robert" data-source="post: 1077771" data-attributes="member: 9171"><p>there is no doubt that Mandela was a terrorist prior to his incarceration. What separates Mandela from every other thug and wannabe dictator, not just in Africa but across the world, was what he did AFTER his release from prison. His example has been exemplary, his ability to communicate peace and love not hate and retribution kept a lid on what could have just melted into anarchy. As a rugby fan I will forever remember the image of him shaking hands with Francois Pienaar, the captain of the South African team, while wearing Pienaar's No. 6 jersey, in what prior to ending apartheid was the hotbed of Afrikaner pride and culture in Johannesburg. That reconciliation and embracement between the two men was a powerful force. One thing Mandela also did was divorce his wife Winnie, she really was a nasty piece of work, leading and inciting hate and the infamous necklace murders.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="robert, post: 1077771, member: 9171"] there is no doubt that Mandela was a terrorist prior to his incarceration. What separates Mandela from every other thug and wannabe dictator, not just in Africa but across the world, was what he did AFTER his release from prison. His example has been exemplary, his ability to communicate peace and love not hate and retribution kept a lid on what could have just melted into anarchy. As a rugby fan I will forever remember the image of him shaking hands with Francois Pienaar, the captain of the South African team, while wearing Pienaar's No. 6 jersey, in what prior to ending apartheid was the hotbed of Afrikaner pride and culture in Johannesburg. That reconciliation and embracement between the two men was a powerful force. One thing Mandela also did was divorce his wife Winnie, she really was a nasty piece of work, leading and inciting hate and the infamous necklace murders. [/QUOTE]
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