How did mandela go from being a prisoner to being a president?

[William4447]

[RoοstеrBrеаst]

Simple. He was a 33rd degree freemason. Do you know what it means? Even Helena Blavatsky only reached the 32nd degree. ﾠ

@Curiosity2006 see?

[Curiosity2006]

What does it mean? He can pull off miracles?

[RoοstеrBrеаst]

@Curiosity2006 no, just knows a lot of occult knowledge and is likely affiliated with political superpowers.

Not necessarily developed "mind power" or that stuff blavatsky was into. But possible too.

The thing is you can't believe the mainstream history about mandela, just like we know king Elizabeth did not die at least unwillingly.

[slatyb]

Things changed in the same way that the US is building statues of Rosa Parks while tearing down statues of Confederate generals.

[butterly248]

He devoted his life to fighting for an equal and democratic society and championed social justice

[William4447]

how do u do that. if i was dehumanized and improsned, and my reputation ruined, i dont think i would have the morale after 10-20 years in prison maybe a few months in prsion but not 10-20 years

[butterly248]

He was an amazing man

[exitseven]

He was too popular for the government to keep locked up.

[William4447]

how do you go free, let alone get political rights when your in prison for crimes like that?

how do you get populairty, let alone political populairty?

sounds like an uphill battle, and unlikely, and vary hard. but inspiring.

[exitseven]

I really do not know the whoe story but I imagine it was a hard thing to do.