Boston

FC Wrote:

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> davetheflower Wrote:
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> > 2 women died in that bombing,don't think they
> were
> > security branch members..
> > How can you say he is a hero if he planned to
> bomb
> > a Nursey school.
> > I also don't understand how he is your hero FC
> > The guy should have been excecuted,not pardoned
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> I don't expect you to understand
> RM was in teachers training college during the
> 80's...he could have led a comfortable life as a
> teacher...but the boy from Wentworth could not
> take the injustices of the system anymore...so he
> decided to give it all up and dedicate himself to
> fighting it so that his family and community could
> be free...no matter how many times the security
> police violated and torchered his granny, mother,
> sisters and other relatives with all kinds of
> objects, he never gave up...he could have bombed
> easy targets such as schools, rugby matches, old
> age homes, weddings, police stations and even the
> NG Kerk...but decided that he only wanted to
> target the savages...that bar was frequented by
> the security branch...the people that went there
> must have known...so he is a hero to many because
> of what he stood for and the courage and
> commitment to their struggle...nobody can change
> that.


You really do look up to this murderer.
Cringeworthy

Apartheid long gone , move on

PS: This is a Horse racing site , go talk political and beliefs kak somewhere else , everybody have their own beliefs , this site is not created to talk religion and politics , ffs grow up ,stop it or goodbye

Blouperd Wrote:

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> Apartheid long gone , move on
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> PS: This is a Horse racing site , go talk
> political and beliefs kak somewhere else ,
> everybody have their own beliefs , this site is
> not created to talk religion and politics , ffs
> grow up ,stop it or goodbye


we had a vote ,were a horseracing website yes,but were also a community that likes discussing other subjects...

@BP:

With due respects, ABC has done a lot in promoting mutual understanding and respect.

There were some who had extremely horrid views; in time, they morphed into a mansuetude to be admired.

Religion I agree with; however, politics is ingrained in each and every one of us, whether we like / admit it or not.

We migrated bloodlessly from an abhorred system / regime into what today gives us our freedom of speech to openly criticise the President and all his men for corruption, bribery, excesses, etc.

Such criticism in the old days would have landed one not behind bars.... but even had you dropped off aeroplanes!

We are being told things that we never heard about; the suffering, discrimination, abuse, family members disappearing, confinement (Indians couldn't move from one Province to another without a 'permit'. Today, our black neighbours flood into our country without permit or passport!).

As much as there were incidents that made us cry, extremely angry, bitter.....there were others that promoted remorse, bonds and respect across the colour line.

Nonetheless, we remain a divided and angry nation; until we learn, tolerate (how can we be the judge of how tolerant our daily actions are?) and respect without pre-conditions....... posterity is f...kd!

I hope I am wrong!

I am myself past this hate and 'apartheid' burden thing; help us along and hold our hand! There's still a lot of goodwill which can not only be reinforced but expanded.

Your tipping is fabulous; that should make you an equally fabulous character!

Give us the thumbs.... at least we all try!



(tu)

-D

@BP:

I am not flaying a dead horse but consider the following:

As blacks (Indians, Coloureds and Africans) we could not enter the gold Ring.; Indians and Coloureds mostly in the Silver ring and Africans in the Copper ring!). I sat with Mr Maponya at Turffontein in the Silver ring on the concrete stand years back pre-1994!

Honestly, would you accept such a situation (in horseracing) if that were the case today?

My friend FH is a shade darker than myself; imagine my being in the Godl ring and him in the Silver ring 'cos we didn't carry our ID's / Dompaas and were bundled in terms of looks / complexion?


What you say FH (our League of Nations family and friends would be sent in different directions! And you were supposed to be paying for the meals and drinks! Lol!)?

Blouperd Wrote:

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> Apartheid long gone , move on
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> PS: This is a Horse racing site , go talk
> political and beliefs kak somewhere else ,
> everybody have their own beliefs , this site is
> not created to talk religion and politics , ffs
> grow up ,stop it or goodbye


You been on this site hours and you telling me...imagine that...is that not typical of certain types...anyway who said RM was my hero...all I did was state the facts as I know them...go back and read...nothing gonna change the fact that he is a hero to the majority of Saffa's...FACT!!!

Another massive blast in the Sates ( not related)
In Waco at a fertilizer plant many dead

@Scotia:

And they have an image of the suspect!

Back to the days of the French Berlusconi brothers who investigated stock thefts in South Africa.

Tall..yes! Dark....yes! Male...yes! Limp on left leg ... yes!

Send out a search party and 'arrest' the first tall, limping black male..... and make an example of him in public!

Seems that this perpetrator is well ahead of the FBI/CIA/investigators...... sadly and good news for conspiracy theorists!

The texans have had a massive explosion at a fertilizer plant.

(Reuters) - A fiery explosion tore through a fertilizer plant and leveled dozens of homes in a small Texas town late on Wednesday, killing as many as 15 people, injuring more than 160 others and spewing toxic fumes that forced the evacuation of half the community, authorities said.

Looking at that CCTV images of the suspects they don't look like homegrown terrorists

@dtf:

there's been a shoot-out. One suspect arrested; dies in hospital under police care; how?

2nd suspect on the run.

Sounds all very weird; if the 2nd is killed, just speculation & for conspiracy theorists.... open day!