A monument has left us. Nelson Mandela, South Africa's first black president and one of the main symbols of the struggle against apartheid , died Thursday at the age of 95 years . The information confirmed in the evening by the current president of South Africa , Jacob Zuma, has caused a wave of unprecedented reactions on social networks . Stars either have not been immune to this disappearance and were likely to express their grief and to pay tribute to Nelson Mandela. But before this wave of reactions, especially tweet conversation pieces : the Paris Hilton.
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" Rest in peace Nelson Mandela. Your speech 'I have a dream ' is an incredible source of inspiration. You are a great man," would the American heiress and posted on the microblogging site . A moving one exception message: " I have a dream " - better known as the "I Have a Dream " in English - is not a speech by Nelson Mandela but Martin Luther King before the Lincoln Memorial Washington in 1963. Obviously , users have immediately noticed the huge apparent blunder Paris Hilton and were quick to share on social networks without Screen capture of the offending tweet (see above) to laugh in the buxom blonde .
But Paris Hilton is not as stupid as it sounds. Indeed, if one could think that the famous tweet, that does not appear on his account was quickly deleted , the reality is that it never existed . The young woman indignantly held to know. "The person who wrote this bogus and stupid tweet clear lack of respect for the great loss that the world knows now. This also applies to all the blogs who relayed ," Paris Hilton has posted a few hours later on Twitter . And make its own tribute to the South African leader : "It was a true hero and the world is better because of him he rest in peace . " .
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