Obama cursed Trump for values

As an emotional language for the 100th anniversary of the leader of the struggle for apartheid, Nelson Mandela, the former president established a "firm policy".

Although President Donald was not mentioned, zones. The former president called on people to promote the ideas Mandela was working on, including democracy, diversity, tolerance and good education for all.

Obama began to approach the current era as "strange and vague," where "the daily news channel brings more and more titles whose head is rooted and worried."

Nowadays, "we see how much of the world threatens to become more dangerous. Obama said:

He was targeting politicians who advocated a "policy of fear, anxiety and penetration" and said that they were evolving "at an unthinkable speed only a few years ago."

Inflatable He said that "those in power are trying to destroy all the institutions that … give meaning to democracy".

B. Obama added: "I will not panic, I simply declare the facts Look around you."

According to him, "there is a shame among political leaders when they lie and simply double the stakes and lie even more. "

According to Obama, nowadays" people just think "in politics and do not be afraid to catch him. The former president warned that the denial of the facts could be a disaster for democracy.

However, he reminded the audience that "we survived the heavier weather", we moved to "deeper valleys."

Obama also expressed support for all forms of equality and said: "I would have understood that we understood it."

The former president defended tolerance with pbadion and said that humans humiliating others were "a limited mind."

He stated in a speech that he even mentioned the French national team that won the World Cup and its diversity: "All these people do not seem to me to be the end, but they are French! "

In criticizing corruption and hatred, he warned that a country that is subject to xenophobia" ends up … implies a civil war. "

His words are about 14 thousand . People gathered at the cricket stadium in Johannesburg with greetings. Obama speaks eloquently to Trump, "standing alone on this stage and paying tribute to Nelson Mandela," said Johns Stremlau, professor of international relations at Watwatersrand University in Johannesburg

According to him, the time is also favorable because "The goals defining the life of N. Mandela are" attacked "in the United States and elsewhere." Yesterday, we saw Putin standing and (Russian President Vladimir) Putin, and now we see the opposing team: Obama and Mandela, "said Stremlau.

This is the first visit of Obama in Africa since the beginning of 2017, when he left the US presidential office Earlier this week, he visited Kenya with his father's dead.

In his speech, Obama pointed out that the Nobel Peace Prize winner, N. Mandela, 27, continued to campaign against apartheid, a strict system of white minority rule

N. Mandela, who was released from prison in 1990 and became the first black president for four years, died four years later in 2013, leaving behind a host of ideas for reconciliation, diversity, resistance to economic inequality and others.

Obama avoids speaking publicly about Mr. Trump, whose administration overturned or s & Is beaten for important achievements. Under the leadership of D. Trump, the United States withdrew from the 2015 Paris climate agreement and agreement on the Iranian nuclear program.

The first black American president did not comment on politics in his speech, but spoke of broader topics and expressed admiration for N. Mandela, who was considered a guardian

. Obama photographed with N. Mandela, and when he became president, he was sent a copy of the photo. N. Mandela was in his office.

B. Obama also visited Mandela Prison and spoke at his funeral in 2013 and said that he was inspired by the life of the PAR leader.

Many MEPs consider Obama as the successor of N. Mandela for his innovative role and support for racial equality in the US and around the world