Donald Trump Likens Himself to Nelson Mandela in New Hampshire Speech, SA Stunned: “Man Is Unstable”
- Donald Trump likened himself to freedom fighter Nelson Mandela while addressing his legal challenges
- Trump faces a series of criminal and civil cases, including four felony charges, connected to his efforts to influence the 2020 US election
- South Africans weighed in on Trump's comparison and many believe the former US president is unhinged
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Former President Donald Trump drew a comparison between himself and the late Nelson Mandela during a speech in New Hampshire on Monday.
Donald Trump's legal woes
He portrayed himself as the target of federal and state prosecutors whom he claims are pursuing him and his businesses due to political motives.
Trump, is currently entangled in numerous legal battles, including four felony charges related to his involvement in trying to overturn the 2020 United States (US) election.
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Trump compares himself to Mandela
He expressed his lack of fear regarding potential incarceration. Trump said like Mandela, he trying to save the US, reported SowetanLIVE.
“I don’t mind being Nelson Mandela because I’m doing it for a reason. We’ve got to save our country from these fascists, these lunatics that we’re dealing with. They’re horrible people and they’re destroying our country."
SA discuss Trumps' bold statement
Read some of the comments below:
Ronny Benzane mentioned:
"Trump doesn't care what the words are he follows his vision no matter how crazy or idiotic it is."
Moroka Malats said:
"Old age crisis, he doesn't care anymore what he does or says."
Andile Sitiyana mentioned:
"If he was still a US President the Russia and Ukraine war would be finished. He isn't scared of anything."
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Caswell Monare commented:
"This man is unstable."
Kwanda Zondo added:
"He should be institutionalised."
Zoleka Mandela’s body moved from Fourways memorial park after Zenani Mandela’s court interdict
In another article, Briefly News reported that there was drama at the Fourways Memorial Park cemetery after Zoleka Mandela's aunt Zenani Mandela reportedly stopped the late author's burial.
Social media is buzzing following reports that Zoleka Mandela's body was moved from the Mandela family burial estate at the Fourways Memorial Park in Johannesburg after her aunt Zenani Mandela presented a court interdict.
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