Desmond Tutu has house burgled while giving Nelson Mandela tribute

London Evening Standard ^ | 12/11/13 | Staff/Agency

[Vanders9]

Desmond Tutu's house was burgled on the day he gave a speech at his friend Nelson Mandela's memorial service, police said.

[Vanders9]

Kind of says it all about the paradise on Earth that "Saint" Nelson and Archbishop Tutu have built, doesn't it?

[2ndDivisionVet]

Hey, it’s just “redistribution” of the wealth, what’s the problem, Bishop?

[Berlin_Freeper]

I would like to see a list of what was taken.

[AlexW]

“Desmond Tutu has house burgled while giving Nelson Mandela tribute”
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Could not have happened to a more deserving Commie ;)

[ImNotLying]

They were just looting back what he looted from them.

[Jack Hammer]

Absolutely hilarious, and, yes, it says it all.

[newfreep]

Karma is a bitch...eh, Tutu?

[From The Deer Stand]

“Desmond Tutu has house burgled while giving Nelson Mandela tribute”

Why would Desmond Tutu "have" his house burglarized?

[urbanpovertylawcenter]

Publicity hound!

[AlexW]

“Why would Desmond Tutu “have” his house burglarized? “
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Errr...you are a FReeper. I think you already know the answer :P

[left that other site]

I am surprised he is back in SA.

Last I heard, he was living in an affluent suburb of Atlanta. At the time i had learned this, I found it immensely amusing.

This latest news is also sardonically funny.

[Flick Lives]

Eh Tutu, Brute?

[Sacajaweau]

So he can move the stuff around AND collect Insurance money?

[kenmcg]

LOL! This whole Mandela funeral fiasco, with the murdering, rapist, szchrophrenic phony and his “sign language”, along with the empty seats and now the rip-off of TuTu’s house, seem like a return to the Adventures of Amos “n Andy.

[Venturer]

With Obama as the “Kingfish”.

He is a little skinny for the part, but otherwise it fits him wonderfully, and you couldn’t ask for a better Saphire than the Wookie.

[Theodore R.]

Years ago obituaries in the United States would routinely list the address of the deceased for the benefit of well-wishers to stop by and offer condolences. Then thieves would break into the homes during the funeral services; so newspapers had to stop using the addresses of the deceased.

[Ronald_Magnus]

[EEGator]

Those damned Boers!

[Navy Patriot]

This is overblown, it's just a bunch of property in common that is benevolently shared between a cadre of redistributionists.

It's just a misunderstanding of schedule, whose turn it is to have use.

[mass55th]

Et tu Tutu.