I have no doubt that if Nelson wished to have himself de-listed from the terrorist list that it would happen in the morning. That so much time has gone by indicates that he's very happy with his company on the list. It further indicates how meaningless that this list is. It brings more SHAME on the perpetrators of the list than it does on those listed.

He's in very good company with most of the subsequent leaders of the previous colonies who were branded terrorists too in their time.

He never denied that he advocated violence to over throw the oppressive apartheid state of South Africa. Many who themselves didn't commit any violent acts never the less had to be seen to support such ...

I have no doubt that if Nelson wished to have himself de-listed from the terrorist list that it would happen in the morning. That so much time has gone by indicates that he's very happy with his company on the list. It further indicates how meaningless that this list is. It brings more SHAME on the perpetrators of the list than it does on those listed.

He's in very good company with most of the subsequent leaders of the previous colonies who were branded terrorists too in their time.

He never denied that he advocated violence to over throw the oppressive apartheid state of South Africa. Many who themselves didn't commit any violent acts never the less had to be seen to support such acts if they were to retain credibility. That credibility allowed the politician wing to lead the military wing towards a peace agreement with the real terrorist.

Only those that don't want peace will deliberately misunderstand this essential step to peace. A good example is HAMAS in Gaza where the US chooses to disrespect the DEMOCRATICALLY elected representatives.

Not being on this list might indicate that you are a lackey of the great imperialist!