The making of another Moonbat Messiah. There will never be another one like him. (spit)
Full name Nelson Rolihlahla Dalibhunga Mandela. AKA ‘Madiba’:
Nelson Mandela was no saint. He was the exact opposite of a saint–a terrorist and a mass murderer.
Former Time Editor Rick Stengel on Mandela: ‘We Have Kind of Made Him into a Santa Claus. He Wasn’t’
Jacob Zuma will be continuing the transition.

Revering Nelson Mandela (Moonbattery)
Stay away from your TV this weekend if you have a low tolerance for saccharine. As you know by now, former communist terrorist and President of South Africa Nelson Mandela is dead. The liberal establishment has been waiting for decades to conduct his memory to the peak of Mount Olympus.
Although Mandela led a brutal gang of socialist revolutionaries best known for the practice ofnecklacing; allied himself with a rogue’s gallery of terrorists and maniacs, including Fidel Castro, Yasser Arafat, and Muammar Gaddafi; and also threw in with the Soviet Union during the height of the Cold War, he was far from the worst leader Sub-Saharan Africa has produced. When he took power, he behaved for the most part responsibly, refraining from aggressively repressing whites, in stark contrast to the goons who run South Africa now. No one in his right mind would want to live under him, but he looks great in comparison to racist looters like Jacob Zuma, Robert Mugabe, and Barack Obama.
The truly clueless may believe Mandela was imprisoned in that cell for peacefully protesting. Actually, he was in jail for terrorist acts that legally qualified him for the death penalty. Â Read it all: Â Nelson Mandela

A Cuban Exile Sees No Cause For Celebration
(Breitbart)
Much is made about the fact that Mandela felt a kinship with Castro over his decision to send up to 10,000 young Cubans to their deaths in Angola. Mandela himself said that few countries could “point to a greater record of selflessness” when describing this purge of Cuban youth. But Mandela did not stop at saying positive things about the regime. He insisted on telling its victims that he was choosing to ignore them.
“Who are they to call for the observance of human rights in Cuba?” he said on his visit there in 1991. “Who are they to teach us about human rights?”
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