Mandela Speaks to the People by Nazira

Mandela Speaks to the People

Message #4

January 1, 2014

Mandela: This is 2014, the Year of Change.

I will be with you every day of the coming year. If you will listen with your heart, you will hear me. I will comfort, encourage , guide you.

I will speak to the children. I will speak through their hearts, and they will listen. We will talk about being kind, and helping your parents, and going to school.

Many of our ancestors are coming to Earth to teach the children new ideas, new ways. By the middle of the year changes will be seen everywhere.

Children, please keep my messages in your heart, to tell your children when you are a parent. You will be able to tell them how you assisted to make Africa for Africans, how you went to school, learned a trade, and became happy

Write to me on websites. I will read your messages.

Bye bye,

Happy New Year.

Mandela Lesson #3

December 31/2013

Nazira: [I can feel the presence of Nelson Mandela beside me. It is very loving and reassuring, as if he is saying, “We will do this together.”]

Nazira: Greetings, Mr. Mandela. Thank you for coming.

Mandela: I am not quite familiar with my new surroundings yet. They are beautiful, and they remind me of Africa.

Nazira: Are you on Earth beside me as you speak?

Mandela: Yes. It is very easy for us who pass over, to return for short visits. If the people where I lived were telepathic as you are, they could speak with me also. There will be telepathy lessons on Earth, and I will be able to speak with my people again.

When I was on Earth I was busy with many duties, and therefore I did not have much time to speak with the mothers and children. Now that I am free, they will be my first priority, When my little messages reach the women and children, I hope that they will reply in the space given to them on the web pages. I will have access to their messages, and I will speak to the women and children of Africa. I will bring them hope and joy. We will train our children many new abilities, with very modern equipment.

Many African ancestors are asking me whether they can come to Earth and help in the building of Africa, by the people and for the people. Yes, and they will be among you until all of your dreams are fulfilled.

This is my message for today.

Mandela Lesson #2

December 30, 2013

Nazira: I call on Nelson Mandela. Greetings.

Mandela: Greetings to you. There is much to talk about today.

Nazira: I am ready, sir

Mandela: When Africans go for a walk, they prepare to walk great distances. They enjoy the weather, they enjoy each other’s company, and they enjoy the land. What will they do when many changes will be made?

Nazira: If the changes come gradually it will not disrupt them.

Mandela: That is correct. We will plan for gradual change. The first change will be living conditions. The planning of communities has begun, and it will move forward rapidly when funds are in place. It is expected that this will occur very soon. Therefore an organization will be required to manage the day-to-day affairs of constructing homes, landscaping, building roads. This too will require some local supervision. Therefore it is important to choose leaders from each community to do this work.

May I suggest the following process. Call six people together on Saturday or Sunday afternoon. Speak of these things. Invite the local contractors to sit and plan with you. Allow the women to join the conversation. Allow the women to select crops and equipment. Speak with contractors about cooperative methods to provide equipment. Consider the needs of the homemakers, the homemakers -- where the wall plugs and gadgets be placed. Make this a cooperative effort, plan the communities together. Look toward beauty and space, with room for children to play, with schools and a medical center in the center of the community, and ask them where they would prefer that community.

Much has been spoken and much is already planned. The leaders are urged to speak with contractors soon, so that the wishes of the community will be heard.

I wish every boy and girl in Africa a great day.

Recorded and transcribed

by Nazira, a telepath who lived several lives in Egypt.

Webpage: http://mandelaspeaks.blogspot.pt/

Black police officers organizing gang rapes of white men in South A...

Horror stories are emerging from South Africa about the gang rape of white men in police holding cells. White men are arrested for crimes such as “speeding,” or “witnessing a crime.” They are placed in a holding cell with hardened black crimes. They are brutally gang raped by the black criminals, often with black police officers egging them on. The white victims are then released without being charged with any crime. Several white victims have sued police departments, but nothing has happened yet.

The following piece was written by Gayton McKenzie, a black gang member in South Africa, and published in a research paper at the University of Pretoria. He describes a young, skinny white male who is being held for Marijuana use. Source.

“Wimpie, a white boy who was dabbling with dagga, is put in our cell. I don’t know how old he really is, perhaps 16 or more, but he looks no older than 14, with skinny arms and short, spiky-crowned, brown hair. He tries to fight, and so they hit him. His resistance stops abruptly when one grabs the back of his head and smashes his face into the steel bars …The 20 men take it in turns to rape him. It goes on for more than eight hours, almost the whole night. The boy does everything he can, in his pathetic, limited range of action, to try to deter them, but he is ignored. He screams, he cries, he begs, he tries to bargain, he prays.”

“It is in the morning, though, that I am forced to see what life has coughed up before me. What’s left of Wimpie is lying in a corridor between the bunks, just in front of my bed. He is still naked, shivering in a pool of his own blood where they have discarded him. I will literally have to step over the small body to go and eat my breakfast.”

Here are other excerpts from South African news. Sources.

“An unnamed diabetic man aged 52 from Primrose, Germiston is suing the minister of security for 4.3 million after being illegally arrested twice and being raped in police custody the second time. He was put into a detention cell with 30 black inmates at the Witbank police station.

http://topconservativenews.com/2010/03/black-police-officers-organi...

IS this your Africa for Africans???? White 'Africans' ARE Africans too.

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einstein January 2, 2014 at 1:41am

dagga = slang for marijuana.
einstein January 2, 2014 at 1:40am

Black police officers organizing gang rapes of white men in South A...

Horror stories are emerging from South Africa about the gang rape of white men in police holding cells. White men are arrested for crimes such as “speeding,” or “witnessing a crime.” They are placed in a holding cell with hardened black crimes. They are brutally gang raped by the black criminals, often with black police officers egging them on. The white victims are then released without being charged with any crime. Several white victims have sued police departments, but nothing has happened yet.

The following piece was written by Gayton McKenzie, a black gang member in South Africa, and published in a research paper at the University of Pretoria. He describes a young, skinny white male who is being held for Marijuana use. Source.

“Wimpie, a white boy who was dabbling with dagga, is put in our cell. I don’t know how old he really is, perhaps 16 or more, but he looks no older than 14, with skinny arms and short, spiky-crowned, brown hair. He tries to fight, and so they hit him. His resistance stops abruptly when one grabs the back of his head and smashes his face into the steel bars …The 20 men take it in turns to rape him. It goes on for more than eight hours, almost the whole night. The boy does everything he can, in his pathetic, limited range of action, to try to deter them, but he is ignored. He screams, he cries, he begs, he tries to bargain, he prays.”

“It is in the morning, though, that I am forced to see what life has coughed up before me. What’s left of Wimpie is lying in a corridor between the bunks, just in front of my bed. He is still naked, shivering in a pool of his own blood where they have discarded him. I will literally have to step over the small body to go and eat my breakfast.”

Here are other excerpts from South African news. Sources.

“An unnamed diabetic man aged 52 from Primrose, Germiston is suing the minister of security for 4.3 million after being illegally arrested twice and being raped in police custody the second time. He was put into a detention cell with 30 black inmates at the Witbank police station.

http://topconservativenews.com/2010/03/black-police-officers-organi...

IS this your Africa for Africans???? White 'Africans' ARE Africans too.

http://topconservativenews.com/2010/03/black-police-officers-organizing-gang-rapes-of-white-men-in-…

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