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Post by Alan on Jun 24, 2005 17:36:59 GMT -5
I am appalled at the lack of human rights by mugabe (he doesn't deserve his name in capitals). He is a despicable person who has single handedly brought the proudest African nation to its knees. I used to be a very strong supporter of him because he has done some wonderful things for Zimbabwe. I can't understand why a man should turn so quickly to what he is now. I am a white Englishman but with a strong marital connection with Zimbabwe. Black Zimbabweans are some of the most wonderful people on earth and do not deserve what is happening. Yes, I did believe in the policy of land re-distribution but on a fairer scale with no killings or intimidation. However, this is by far not the issue now. This has gone way beyond all reasoning. Talking, reasoning, bargaining and all apathetical approaches to solving this issue wil, NOT work. He must be removed by the only way left and you all know what that is. Rise up Zimbabwe and get the country back to being the leader in Africa again.
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Post by Critic on Jul 3, 2005 6:03:19 GMT -5
Question:
Taking into account what you have just said about Zimbabwe, why hasn't it been referred to the UN Security Council?
Prime Minister:
Well I think we need the basis of making sure that the Security Council is both ready for the reference and it is going to be supported by other countries. One of the things that people have got to understand about this situation is that we in this country feel very passionately about Zimbabwe and have a very clear, I would say across the political spectrum uniform view of the rights and wrongs of it. ..... ....nd remember we remain in close contact with the MDC over there, and incidentally the arrangements that we have for returning people to Zimbabwe, we have discussed through with the MDC, and I am not saying that may not shift if they give us new information, but it is something we have taken every care to get right. And what we do is we keep in close contact with them, not in the sense of telling them what to do about the internal politics of Zimbabwe, because we don't, they are a sovereign organisation and they run their own business there, but in the sense of what can be done to mobilise international support we remain in contact with them.www.number10.gov.uk/output/Page7728.aspSo his vist last year and the deportations where not a coincidence!
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Post by niki on Jul 6, 2005 13:01:11 GMT -5
this is all well and good,but by MDC completely boycottong parliament,would we not be seen as dropping out of the fight?of course we would boycott with our opinions and policies still strongly felt to be right,but would ZANU not see this as the perfect opportunity to not ever let us back in?surely they are waiting for the chance to completely block us out and seize complete control.i know that they are already quelling and hushing the opposing party ,silencing them by force,but with us out of parliament,would they not just be able to ignore anything we say/do?this is why MDC needs to show its toughness for real!!it just seems so hard for us to make an impact i suppose,because this problem is sooo big!!its like "where do we start fixing this?"
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