One of the greatest moments in human history. Yes, he was a terrorist, but when the regime is repressive, violent resistance is the only remaining option until an icon to fascinate both partiea appear.
The National Party d*mn well knew that the chaos would only end along with Apartheid, and yet they still held out for years with practically no concessions while both blacks *and* whites suffered as the country descended into borderline anarchy. It probably was initially, but by the later years of their regime before De Klerk took office, Apartheid was no longer really even about preserving the dominance of ordinary whites in South Africa. It was about preserving the dominance of the National Party in South Africa. Why else under Botha strip even white citizens of virtually all their rights. The ANC might be corrupt af nowadays, but they never resort to political repression to get what they want. In my opinion, the National Party holds just as much responsibility for the violence of the final years of Apartheid as the ANC, and I can understand the extreme approach the latter took later on, especially since they had already tried the nonviolent resistance method for decades beforehand to virtually no effect.
She tortured numerous innocent children by setting them on fire until they died 20 minutes later and was disowned by the ANC, damn u are a dumb fuck lol
This video to me is absolutely shocking, I so clearly remember Nelson Mandela dying in prison in 1991, I remember the media here in America going crazy talking about it, I remember Oprah having a special on the life of Nelson Mandela, watching this video is like watching something from another world.
I remember being very young and reading a newspaper saying he died in prison, I remember thinking how sad that was, then I also remember my mom telling me years later that Mandela was released from prison and I remember being surprised and saying to her "oh I thought he was dead" I don't fall for this Mandela effect stuff but this IS a memory I clearly have and that's amazing because THAT is why they call it the Mandela Effect. Someone here in comments said it was a hoax but I've. Been looking for that and I can't find it.
Yeah I remember reading about his death when I was in 7th grade, I first heard of mandela after watching rush hour 2 in 2001. I ask my teacher who was he and I told her I heard his name in a movie she told me go get a book from the library and I went during 6 period and got a book, it wasn't English alive but one just as informative, and it said July 1991 he died after his release but he was killed by apartheid police, the apartheid government collapsed I think it said 6 months later, due to civil unrest and some whites switching sides in defence of black people's rights. They elected a guy I don't remember his name but he was president till 2000, I really feel I'm in another world, someone holla back!
Tears couldn't stop flowing from my eyes as I watch this.
cringe
Mandela is a rare human..
That was 30 years today!
Mandela is one of my heroes he stood for what was right. Rest in peace Mandela
Nelson Mandela is one of the greatest leaders of all time,men like this are only ever born once in a lifetime.
@@ericwolf3827 we know 👍
nelson mandela a free man
Big salute from Pakistan
This man is Legand and hero and Lider
Good day.
I bought the original Mandela prison letter from a auction . Are you interested in buying it from me
Regards
mandela was symbol of politics,,he was great person of the world,,!(from Nepal)
I love this video❤️❤️
Miss u Madiba!!!!! Will never forget u
We will not. The suffering he started will be with us for a very long time.
@@carels5158 Yeah, how dare the Blacks rise up against their White illegal rulers and cast them aside! The poor Whites suffering :(
@@carels5158It was his corrupt successors in the ANC that set most of that in motion. Mandela wasn’t perfect, but he was a great man overall.
One of the greatest moments in human history. Yes, he was a terrorist, but when the regime is repressive, violent resistance is the only remaining option until an icon to fascinate both partiea appear.
Haha and whats with taliban???!!!!!!!!!! So ironic shut up
I agree he was a good leader .But to murder innocent people is never the answer
The National Party d*mn well knew that the chaos would only end along with Apartheid, and yet they still held out for years with practically no concessions while both blacks *and* whites suffered as the country descended into borderline anarchy. It probably was initially, but by the later years of their regime before De Klerk took office, Apartheid was no longer really even about preserving the dominance of ordinary whites in South Africa. It was about preserving the dominance of the National Party in South Africa. Why else under Botha strip even white citizens of virtually all their rights. The ANC might be corrupt af nowadays, but they never resort to political repression to get what they want. In my opinion, the National Party holds just as much responsibility for the violence of the final years of Apartheid as the ANC, and I can understand the extreme approach the latter took later on, especially since they had already tried the nonviolent resistance method for decades beforehand to virtually no effect.
Nelson Mandela tell greatest African leader who spent his life time for freedom
Rest in Peace, Winnie.
She certainly deserves to be remembered too.
She tortured numerous innocent children by setting them on fire until they died 20 minutes later and was disowned by the ANC, damn u are a dumb fuck lol
Respect
I'm here after reading Long Walk to Freedom
Is that Ramzo?
And he got another 23 years of freedom to live into old age
Nelson Mandela was a Political prisoner.
Found out today from my auntie I am related to Mr President Nelson Mandela
I remember this .
Long live Nelson Mandela, From an Australian.
6 months after he was released, he divorced his wife. Man was kept in prison for years, but women are a whole different challenge.
What a comment! 😆
Oh that Dude that invented the mandelAeffekt
R.I.P
true leader
the king of Africa
For sure. Took them 20 years to bring SA back to the levels seen in the rest of africa. Not quite... but nearly there.
A great man.
I remember this well, I was 14 yr old,was in my bedroom watching it on a 14 inch colour portable TV,, decades ago! 😳😂
The people of the world were not waiting to see him released.
you sure?
How's that going for SA today? 🤔
What do you mean by your words
@@mbusom Exactly what I said.
@@Billy420-69 and what are you saying, seems like you’re trying to say his release is linked to the unrest we see today.
Mandela is Forever
Israel is Temporary
Palestine is Forever
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derek chauvin soon
My deepest respect to the man. All the contrary of Zuma aka the crook. Ramaphosa seems to be on the good path but I stick to Meshoe.
Ramaphosa
amandlaaaaa
ngawethu.
Power
Look what going in know in South Africa, the country falling apart !!!
Nelson Mandila Legand is Africa
This video to me is absolutely shocking, I so clearly remember Nelson Mandela dying in prison in 1991, I remember the media here in America going crazy talking about it, I remember Oprah having a special on the life of Nelson Mandela, watching this video is like watching something from another world.
Bill Daniels It was falsey reported that he died
I remember being very young and reading a newspaper saying he died in prison, I remember thinking how sad that was, then I also remember my mom telling me years later that Mandela was released from prison and I remember being surprised and saying to her "oh I thought he was dead" I don't fall for this Mandela effect stuff but this IS a memory I clearly have and that's amazing because THAT is why they call it the Mandela Effect. Someone here in comments said it was a hoax but I've. Been looking for that and I can't find it.
Brandon's EliteTV that’s where the term Mandela Effect comes from.
@Jack Frost What, personally? Driving a monster truck through the walls of the prison and pistol whipping a couple of guards on the way?
Yeah I remember reading about his death when I was in 7th grade, I first heard of mandela after watching rush hour 2 in 2001. I ask my teacher who was he and I told her I heard his name in a movie she told me go get a book from the library and I went during 6 period and got a book, it wasn't English alive but one just as informative, and it said July 1991 he died after his release but he was killed by apartheid police, the apartheid government collapsed I think it said 6 months later, due to civil unrest and some whites switching sides in defence of black people's rights. They elected a guy I don't remember his name but he was president till 2000, I really feel I'm in another world, someone holla back!