يوسف زهدى’s Reviews > Long Walk to Freedom: The Autobiography of Nelson Mandela > Status Update
يوسف زهدى
is on page 85 of 878
Very interesting so far, finished first part about his childhood and teenage, talking about the white-man tools to control occupied African countries and how they manipulate youth minds and convince them that the white-man occupation is doing the right things for black community and that black people aren't capable to manage their country alone.
— May 01, 2014 11:51AM
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يوسف زهدى
is on page 523 of 878
And the prison is tough And sometimes objectives, reasons, logic and messages behind actions are more important to understand before the actions themselves And finally, it is desperate to know that even apartheid prisons, courts and laws were usually more fair and humanitarian than the ones we've in Egypt.
— Jun 21, 2014 02:49PM
يوسف زهدى
is on page 361 of 878
A new lesson from the last chapter: is that puplic organizations usually go to underground and violence when they lose hope in the last justice part of the government which is the judicial authority, before then the freedom fighters struggle was public and too civil, now turning to underground organizations and violence.
— Jun 13, 2014 08:32AM
يوسف زهدى
is on page 273 of 878
Now Nelson is learning that the strugle for freedom can't be achieved by peaceful means only or by obeying suppression laws, also he is learning that the freedom strugle has to obey what the people want, to follow the public way and lead the public to radical solutions instead of elite theoretical theories.
— May 31, 2014 02:29PM
