RIP- a nations father

Thanks Umlilo, heard. Similar stories.
Also heard that the inanda indian farmers also stood their ground and fought.

As much as africans were killing indians, I was told(remember am only 23 so am 100% ignorant to this events) many,many african families saved a lot of indian children and women, by housing em and mking sure they were safe. As well was told that many whites joined the africans in camoflage and attacked. Indians.

Such is our past as a nation, but what I can say now, as a South African 1st and then as a young indian born in the 90s is that as much as we will get some idiots talking out of turn saying this n that and threathening of the return of the riots. Our country has come way too far and we continue to learn to live united as 1.

I don't care what anyone says, but if I being 1 person can learn and continue to learn to love and put our NATION 1st, and 4gt abt skin colour,religion, beliefs-we can continue to grow.

Once again, thanks Umlilo

Live stream from FNB Stadium

Memorial of Madiba

ShezaPunter Wrote:

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> Thanks Umlilo, heard. Similar stories.
> Also heard that the inanda indian farmers also
> stood their ground and fought.
>
> As much as africans were killing indians, I was
> told(remember am only 23 so am 100% ignorant to
> this events) many,many african families saved a
> lot of indian children and women, by housing em
> and mking sure they were safe. As well was told
> that many whites joined the africans in camoflage
> and attacked. Indians.
>
> Such is our past as a nation, but what I can say
> now, as a South African 1st and then as a young
> indian born in the 90s is that as much as we will
> get some idiots talking out of turn saying this n
> that and threathening of the return of the riots.
> Our country has come way too far and we continue
> to learn to live united as 1.
>
> I don't care what anyone says, but if I being 1
> person can learn and continue to learn to love and
> put our NATION 1st, and 4gt abt skin
> colour,religion, beliefs-we can continue to grow.
>
> Once again, thanks Umlilo

Yes Sheza

The Indian will always be the meat in the sandwich.

Even today... not black enough { where's the boot polish}.

Watching the Memorial Service and I see crowd boos Zuma when he arrives but huge cheers for Mbeki

oscar Wrote:

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> Watching the Memorial Service and I see crowd boos
> Zuma when he arrives but huge cheers for Mbeki


I believe some of the crowd were demonstrating the "substitution" sign used in Soccer when Zuma reached the stage!!

Nelson Mandela was a man to a nation, like the heart is to the body...He made everything tick in his own special way...God bless and may your soul rest in peace....SK and gang

Zuma musbe looking for his bunker,how embarassing for south africa

We are watching in the pub and we also noticed the jeers for Zuma

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oscar Wrote:

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> Watching the Memorial Service and I see crowd boos
> Zuma when he arrives but huge cheers for Mbeki

and cheers for De Klerk as well

Barack Obama is simply the best when it comes to speech. That USA president can speak. What a moving tribute to Madiba.

As always Obama different class
Was a bit concerned about cheers for Magabe?