Winnie denies Madiba interview

She said Mandela sold out the black people if I recall correctly, I think she wanted revenge and too have reverse apartheid or to even kill the whites! Now that she has gotten negative reactions to her statement, she is trying to cover it up. I think most of the ANC are racist and out to get us.

"Mandela let us down. He agreed to a bad deal for the blacks. Economically we are still on the outside. The economy is very much 'white'. -Winnie Mandela

How we letting people out of the econ? Should I give all my things away!? I am 20 and my parents are not working because they were "removed" because of BEE! F#$& you Winnie Mandela if I find you I might... hug you very nicely. *sarcasm*

My mother is sick unable to work and here you moan about your fckn bad deal you B#$ch!
 
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Winnie interview did happen, says UK paper

http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?set_id=1&click_id=13&art_id=nw20100312173753365C831352

The London Evening Standard has expressed puzzlement over Winnie Madikizela-Mandela's denial that she gave an interview that was published in the newspaper.

On Friday, the SABC reported that the paper's managing editor, Doug Wills, had said that the interview did take place.

Wills said the writer of the story, Lady Nadira Naipaul, was a distinguished journalist who had visited Madikizela-Mandela at home and had spoken to her at length about her experiences.

Nadira and her husband, Nobel Literature prize winner Sir VS Naipaul, were photographed with Madikizela-Mandela.

This picture had been printed with the article, Wills said.

Earlier in the day, Madikizela-Mandela denied giving the interview, in which she is quoted as making critical remarks about her former husband, Nelson Mandela.

"I did not give Ms Naipaul an interview. It is therefore not necessary for me to respond in any detail to the contents of a fabricated interview," Madikizela-Mandela said in a statement.

She added: "I will in the coming days deal with what I see as an inexplicable attempt to undermine the unity of my family, the legacy of Nelson Mandela and the high regard with which the name Mandela is held here and across the globe." - Sapa
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Whether or not it was a formal interview is a moot point. She appears to have spoken from the heart and now we can all see how she really feels - full of hatred.
 
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Whether or not it was a formal interview is a moot point. She appears to have spoken from the heart and now we can all see how she really feels - full of hatred.
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Unfortunately they are all like that -- real bunch of sick -- ........... crocodiles
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MW
 
Dodge, deny & deflect.
If that fails just keep repeating what you want the situation to be as if it were fact.
If that fails say you were quoted out of context.
If that fails blame it on your spokesperson.
If that fails mumble something about the "structures" of your party.
If that fails blame it on apartheid.
 
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