Cameron changes mind about Mandela !

[Dog-eared]

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=3653722877708&set=a.1175517164114.20796.1713645790&type=1&theater

[sids]

Show us exactly when and where he campaigned for Mandela's execution in the 1980s.

[ywindythesecond]

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=3653722877708&set=a.1175517164114.20796.1713645790&type=1&theater

I find this post very disturbing. It appears to present fact. Those who responded to it in comments believe it to be fact.
If it is fact Dog-eared, please post verification.

[squidge]

I dont think he did - there is a suggestion flying around Facebook and twitter that he was a "top member" of the Federation of Conservative Students who produced posters and badges saying "Hang Nelson Mandela". He did actually go along to a South Africa on a trip paid for by a lobbying company who opposed sanctions but this is a long way from calling for them to hang Mandela. Incidentally Cameron was only 19 when this stuff was produced and as he took a gap year it seems likely he had only just started at Oxford in 1985 - this makes it highly unlikely he was a top member or even had any influence in the Federation of Conservative Students even if he was a member which is unlikely to be honest.

Judging Even David Cameron by something that he might have or might not have been involved in 30 years ago seems a bit daft to me.

[golach]

Another if its on FB its got to be gospel thread, show the proof dog eared

[Big Gaz]

well this was published in june 2013.....

http://kizarofaro.blogspot.co.uk/2013/06/apartheid-south-africa-nelson-mandela.html

[RagnarRocks]

I really can't believe how low some people will sink using photoshop or some other bit of software to mock up a picture and score rather tasteless political points. It really besmirches what Nelson Mandela stood for...reconciliation and forgiveness . Bravo to another political moron dragging Mandelas name into something this distasteful they bring shame on themselves and whatever political party they are aligned to.

[ducati]

I really can't believe how low some people will sink using photoshop or some other bit of software to mock up a picture and score rather tasteless political points. It really besmirches what Nelson Mandela stood for...reconciliation and forgiveness . Bravo to another political moron dragging Mandelas name into something this distasteful they bring shame on themselves and whatever political party they are aligned to.

Yes, all this fuss about some fuzzy wuzzy from bongo bongo land. (That should upset the socialists) :lol:

[sids]

Yes, all this fuss about some fuzzy wuzzy from bongo bongo land.:

I think you will find that the Fuzzy Wuzzies were from the Sudan.

You've upset the historians and Rudyard Kipling readers.

[ducati]

I think you will find that the Fuzzy Wuzzies were from the Sudan.

You've upset the historians and Rudyard Kipling readers.

Ooops! Remember Rorke's Drift :mad:

[Oddquine]

I dont think he did - there is a suggestion flying around Facebook and twitter that he was a "top member" of the Federation of Conservative Students who produced posters and badges saying "Hang Nelson Mandela". He did actually go along to a South Africa on a trip paid for by a lobbying company who opposed sanctions but this is a long way from calling for them to hang Mandela. Incidentally Cameron was only 19 when this stuff was produced and as he took a gap year it seems likely he had only just started at Oxford in 1985 - this makes it highly unlikely he was a top member or even had any influence in the Federation of Conservative Students even if he was a member which is unlikely to be honest.

Judging Even David Cameron by something that he might have or might not have been involved in 30 years ago seems a bit daft to me.

A bit like the 35 year old IRA/Alex Salmond link produced on here lately, in that case....with the assertion that SNP members(like me at the time) were supporting the actions of the IRA terrorists.

[orkneycadian]

I think you will find that the Fuzzy Wuzzies were from the Sudan.

Nah, Walmington-on Sea wasn't it?