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All the lies in that John Birch article can be dealt with using only that set of documents, though for the video one I did suggest looking at the findings of Van Rooyen at the SABC. I have again asked for the actual translation of those two contentious words in the video, but I think he knows the answer and is avoiding it. What it is is no different from some Irishman singing about tans. He said he was willing to go through it bit by bit, yet has refused to even attempt the first bit Quote:
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As I have said several times, read the T&R. Some people have been asking repeatedly what makes Mandela great, what makes him different from all the other dickhead revolutionaries throughout history, what did he do that was good..... that thing is it.:yep: What would be nice is if some other countries and their leaders had the balls to do the same. What also would be nice is if Haplo would back up his stuff, I couldn't believe it when he brought up Church Street.:rotfl2: If you was arguing from his perspective you wouldn't want to go anywhere near that even if you was desperate. And you certainly wouldn't want to go anywhere near that T&R commission on it (which he obviously hasn't read). But in truth it was expected, as "church street " does have that sort of kum ba yah fluffy bunny sort of tone which is why it gets thrown around so much from certain quarters, but if you really did want to talk about the bombing of the Nedbank building from that viewpoint you would get very quickly slapped into place by the Geneva conventions.:hmmm: |
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Just answer these questions and see how it works out after all the invitation was...We'll do this in a gentlemanly manner - Go ahead... and I'll 'repick'. In regards the homelands, which of them by far consistently had the greatest number of gross violations of human rights? In the period covered by the Truth commission, which group during the 1960-1994 timeframe topped the chart for those gross violations of human rights? Was it the SAP, SADF, all the revolutionary groups combined....or the group led by Mr. Moderate? Who requested that the apartheid government paid the legal fees for defending any of his parties members that were caught doing these acts yet were unable to escape a prosecution, since paying the fees from the party funds could result in bad publicity both locally and in the international arena if it became public knowledge? Who also requested that the government which was guilty of crimes against humanity destroy all its paperwork in relation to their arrangements? Now if all the answers lead to the same person and the area run by that person and the organisation run by that person can they be described as moderate? Especially when you consider the "all the revolutionary groups combined" part. Plus of course it ties into the claim about the ANC killing all the blacks Can you describe the use of limpet mines shipped from Namibia for "self defence"? That's just a bonus to bring operation marion into the measure of how moderate mr. moderate is. Quote:
what has he said about the article apart from "It is all true". Since that point really there has just been a lot of "you are not a local" and no defence of the contents of the article. Quote:
The next part hinges on the recognition of all the documents regarding official conduct of the war as being accordance with the laws of war as defined in the international treaties covering such matters. The third part hinges in that operation (part of a specific set of operations approved in Lesotho against military/police headquarters, government offices and branches of the State apparatus) being carried out in accordance with the military rules set out in ANC policy documents which are in accordance with international law regarding warfare. Verdict, if I may paraphrase the T&R commission, it shows that it is a bit of a bugger when you place strategic military assets in built up areas. So Sailor how many links do you require? |
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Excuse me, the invitation was to deal with the contents of the specific article. what has he said about the article apart from "It is all true". Since that point really there has just been a lot of "you are not a local" and no defence of the contents of the article. Quote:
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As I've said.. they were both bad, and we've yet to have a TRC about the ANC atrocities. Nelson (ANC) have never come forward with that - This is one case in point.
http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums.../t-130886.html (North Korea has nothing on us :-) ) Now why don't you tell me these are lies too.. While on the 'border' these reports were streaming in - it was common knowledge. But one can go to town Pre-94. As I've said lets focus post 94 of our 'great leader' and his party, from which he never distanced himself from. We can start at the FNB stadium (10Dec2013) What an embarrassment: That food link: - People are starving. They were encouraged like dogs to come to the stadium to receive food. Effectively the ANC orchestrators were using them as rent-a-crowd. Mandela's ANC ? Crowd booing at Zuma: A lot of people say it was disrespectful to mandela - maybe they don't respect him that much anymore, even less so his cell mate. I understand that the world still adores NM The stadium emptied after Obama's speech: It looks like they wanted to see/hear Obama.. then that was it. And the trump card: Tutu calming the crowd explaining that the world was watching and they must behave - He looked like a fool. Was the whole FNB thing a massive PR orchestration by the cANCer that went horribly wrong. A lot of people think so. Then begs the question.. Why did it go wrong ? The smoke has lifted and the mirrors have cracked :-) Will it make a difference.. probably not! Some worldly perceptions: Quote:
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Does any of it prove that Mandela wasn't guilty of the things some are accusing him of? I don't see you making that argument, but what else is there? The ends justify the means? He was bad but they were worse? I honestly have no idea on this. I just like to see an honest debate. |
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All quotes above sourced from: http://www.justice.gov.za/trc/hrvtrans/submit/q_anc.htm In the ANC's response, they did not even address many of the issues raised, instead ranting about the evil white regime that justified their actions. One particular thing they did answer was the "necklacing" issue - in which they basically claim that they never supported it and that it was the evil white regime that invented it and spread it amongst the populace. They also claim that the "black on black" violence was overblown - which the HRC demonstrated to be false. For those interested in the bull excrement response - find it here: http://www.justice.gov.za/trc/hrvtrans/submit/anc2.htm I find it highly ironic that the resident champion dodgeball player finally got enough nerve to post his sources - and then those sources prove the point of his opponents. |
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I already pointed out the most relevant sections a long time ago in this topic. I gave you a lot more pointers on the other materials I used in the PM. I think I missed the Dolphin section dealing with the SAAF HQ bombing, the reference I believe is 2001-003 or possibly 0003. Quote:
someone else as Mandela didn't hold that job title wasn't on the committee or following sub committee....and funnily enough was at the time somewhat indisposed elsewhere, unless he was using that Tardis again Quote:
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But lets explore one angle peddled. Killing the blacks, most of the population was black wasn't it, it would be a bloody miracle if most of the victims were not black(or should that be unbloody miracle). Try it another way. In the US war of independence most of the victims were colonial Americans, therefore The US was just killing Americans, and not fighting for its cause. In the US war of independence most of the victims were citizens of the British Empire, therefore The British were just killing the British, and not fighting for its cause. Pure nonsense isn't it, using an arguement like that is simply silly and at its base level is flatly dishonest. Now go back and see how often that very angle has been put forward in this topic. |
Wow Haplo can finally read, lets see him get to the bits he made claims about:rotfl2:
He should enjoy the chapters on Winnie Mandela she is one evil bitch, then again he won't really as it doesn't tie in with the claims he made which were false |
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The stadium was packed, but 'emptied' very quickly after Obama's speech. I've worked in media.. They can be very deceptive in what they want you to see. :03: |
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and... http://www.iol.co.za/news/politics/m...uked-1.1620389
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They shouldn't have been surprised with this as they sowed the seeds of discontent back in 94. Where have they been for the past 20 years ? They might be in for a very big surprise and this could turn into the equivalent of what happened in Libya, Egypt, and Syria. It's just waiting to happen. :03: |
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