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Old 27-03-2005, 19:01   #7
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Re: Zimbabwe's farcical parliamentary election

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Originally Posted by Gogogo
Agreed, certainly Mbeki has the potential.


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OK, now I see the issue. mugabe's gangsters are zanu pf, zanu pf is the ruling party, as it calls itself! zanu pf ministers, army bosses, police chiefs, judges, senior civil servants and zanu pf gofors have been given stolen farms. These people are the thieves and scounderels.

One thing I left out though is that many MDC, the opposition party, leaders and activists have been tortured, beaten some murdered in the fight for democracy and justice.

Mandele did sometime ago express his anger in relation to mugabe's dictatorship and Desmond Tutu has also added continuous criticism. The South African ANC has failed to understand the issue in Zim, COSATU, the South African trade union federation has now added to protest and is blocking trade into Zim.

ZWNEWS

Zvakwana

Sokawnele


It's very difficult to get to the bottom of whats going on in these countries. The woman I was involved with, had brothers who were sponsored by Mandela and the ANC to attend university (one on Germany another in USA) to learn about arms technology whilst Mandea was still in prison.

I dont think any of these parties can be trusted, thats just the opinion I got from someone who's family had been involved in South African politics, and was herself involved in Zimbabwe politics.

PS. I do occassionaly look at Zimbabwe news on the BBC website, just to see whats going on and to see if I see any names I recognise.
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