Nelson Mandela RIP

[Anonymous]

A terrorist who used the gun and bomb to change politics, who modelled the anc on the ira, his wife winnie during his watch was a convicted murderer killing opponents. Sorry the flag at my house will be flying high tomorrow.

Top bloke Paul, having the balls to say it.

Murdering **** Mandela.

Haha. Yeh took some real balls that did. Everyone on Bluemoon usually shows much respect when someone passes. Give over. This place is for the cold hearted.

Fair point shandy pants ;)

 

[scotty123]

Re: Mandela

atos say he's fit for work

Oh that's naughty but nice :)

RiP Nelson mandela. A brave warrior who took on monster and 30 0dd years of injustice and came out with forgiveness with none of us could do.

The world lost one of greatest ever figures. Rest in peace nelson.

Please keep your creepy thoughts on your own cockney websites please

 

[johnny on the spot]

So many edgy characters in this thread.

 

[Carstairs]

The match on Saturday's still going ahead right?

I think Liverpool want the game postponed.

YNWA Nelson.

Thats adapted from one of the great mans own banners, to his victims. It actually said
You'll Never Walk Again, love Nelson

You'll never take the long walk to freedom alone?

 

[andyhinch]

Say hello to Phil, both inspirational R.I.P.

 

[johnmc]

Re: Mandela

Oh that's naughty but nice :)

RiP Nelson mandela. A brave warrior who took on monster and 30 0dd years of injustice and came out with forgiveness with none of us could do.

The world lost one of greatest ever figures. Rest in peace nelson.

Please keep your creepy thoughts on your own cockney websites please

Give over.

 

[dan.j.mcfc]

Re: Mandela

Oh that's naughty but nice :)

RiP Nelson mandela. A brave warrior who took on monster and 30 0dd years of injustice and came out with forgiveness with none of us could do.

The world lost one of greatest ever figures. Rest in peace nelson.

Please keep your creepy thoughts on your own cockney websites please

You should keep yours in your blue underpants with the rest of the shite that's coming out of you on this thread.

 

[foxy]

He did what was needed , im sure if he could of made the changes he did with words he would of and besides some people will never listen to compromise and force is the only way

Oh that was very nice of him, ''he did what was needed'' and what was needed involved killing men, women and children, marvellous role model for todays ''yoof'' don't you think?

Same as the british army in iraq and afghanistan you despise them to ?

Errr so when did the British Army kill women and children in Iraq and Afghan? Are you just making up history?

 

[mackenzie]

He was a remarkable man. Sometimes very bad, sometimes very good. It's a shame he never saw the South Africa he truly hoped for. The place is a mess now and almost as divided as it has ever been, but the blame for that can't be laid at his door. He did his best and should be forever respected for the way he ATTEMPTED to bring the country together. True humility, and I feel sorry for those who can't see beyond the crimes he committed as a younger man.

He knew he had a second chance to put right the wrongs I think, so for that he should be remembered with some modicum of admiration and respect.

 

[Gelsons Dad]

Re: Mandela

Are the BBC playing a remix?

Looks like they're giving out a 'breaking news' broadcast on One. I'm staying put with a load of submarines on Two.

Good shout! I did the same but I did have a vested interest :-)