Nelson Mandela Foundation Urges Black Lives Matter to Engage in ‘Carefully Targeted’ Violent Acts
Shane Trejo
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The Nelson Mandela Foundation issued an urgent bulletin to Black Lives Matter (BLM) activists, giving the anti-American terror group some pointers on how to achieve their racial supremacist goals through violence.
“Protests in response to the deaths of Black people at the hands of police or military – George Floyd in the United States, Collins Khosa in South Africa, Adama Traore in France – speak to a growing rage across the globe at continued white supremacy and the use of state violence to support it. As the case of South Africa demonstrates, such violence is to be found even in countries where Black people hold the levers of government and of the state more broadly,” the NMF wrote in their plea to BLM.
Of course, in actuality, it is the black majority that is inflicting genocidal levels of violence against the white minority in South Africa. Ever since Mandela “liberated” South Africa, the country has become the rape and murder capital of the world, and is set to become as much of a disaster as Zimbabwe in the years to come.
The NMF did not let reality get in the way of their racial victimhood narrative, and they readily make excuses for the violent nature of the BLM riots.
“As we have seen in South Africa during the democratic era, violent protest is often the result of a careful calculation by communities who have come to see that only such action elicits the desired response from the state,” the NMF wrote.
“The use of violence can be rational and carefully targeted as part of a strategy to counter structural and other forms of violence against Black lives. And, of course, it ought always to be so,” they added.
The NMF is blaming whites for the terror that they are receiving at the hands of black thugs and looters, using the Marxist trope of “structural racism” and the COVID-19 pandemic to justify the racial supremacist violence that they advocate.
“Now is the time for sober assessment of a resilient White supremacy in our country, in the US and globally. We need to reckon with the fact that structural and other forms of violence will provoke violence. And we must face the reality that the ravages of COVID-19 will further entrench structural violence unless we fundamentally restructure our societies. It is time to apply our minds to this challenge. Black lives do matter,” they concluded.
The fact that the NMF is advocating for anti-white terrorism should come as no surprise to anyone familiar with the record of Mandela and his wife Winnie.
Mandela was a pawn of Soviet Communism who was instilled into power with help from the U.S.S.R. to be an enemy of the West. His wife Winnie used to order the murder of political enemies during a period of terror waged by the African National Congress (ANC) proceeding the end of the Apartheid system.
Winnie’s long-time bodyguard Jerry Richardson revealed the extent of her crimes to South Africa’s truth and reconciliation commission in the late 1990s.
“My hands are full of blood today because I was instructed to kill and I would do as I was told,” Richardson confessed.
“She was the one that gave the go-ahead or green light for anything that happened. Everything I committed was an order. It was an instruction given to me. I never on my own volition did such things,” he continued.
“She used us to kill a lot of people. She didn’t even visit us in prison. She used us,” Richardson added.
Winnie publicly endorsed necklacing, a sadistic form of cruel and unusual punishment in which a tire filled with gasoline was tied around an individual’s neck and set ablaze. She saw it as instrumental in the communist revolution that she and her husband brought to fruition in South Africa.
“With our boxes of matches and our necklaces we will liberate this country,” she said.
This is the type of “liberation” that will be brought to the West thanks to diversity and multiculturalism. This is why Black Lives Matter needs be alongside ANTIFA designated as a terrorist group at the federal level.
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