Now Mbeki tries to redefend his moronic stance on Zim

Now Mbeki tries to defend his "there is no issue in Zim" thesis. I quote:

He defended those remarks in New York, saying dialogue was essential to
bring about a resolution to the situation in Zimbabwe, where 18 days after
presidential elections, electoral officials have yet to announce a result.
"The solution to the problem of Zimbabwe lies in the hands of the people of
Zimbabwe," he said.
"In our engagement with the situation, we needed to talk
continuously at all times with both the ruling party and the opposition."

what a git, 3-4 million of Zimbabweans are in your country, you idiot, talk to them. What a morally and intellectually corrupt man.


All this to be taken with a grain of piquant salt!!!

Mbeki's own party calls him a twerp

How amazing, the ANC actually telling that thief Robert Mugabe to step down, in opposition to that moron "there is no crisis" Mbeki's view.

The more I read about Mbeki, the more bewildered I become, how on earth can a nominally intelligent man frankly be so spectacularly stupid. No, not stupid, but actually idiotic and a figure of fun. Does he not realise that he comes across as a moron when he speaks like this? Or perhaps he is so far gone that he doesnt realise this at all?

All this to be taken with a grain of piquant salt!!!

Thieves supporting a Thug

Here we go, typical of Africa that the various assorted thieves are supporting their own brother, Robert Mugabe. As if they care about the common people. ESPOHOKS!

 

The presidents of Namibia and Angola have called on Western countries to lift sanctions imposed against neighbouring Zimbabwe, calling them "illegal" and unfair.

"The sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe are illegal and unjustifiable," Namibian President Hifikepunye Pohamba and his Angolan counterpart Jose Eduardo dos Santos said in a joint press statement.

"These sanctions cause hardship to the Zimbabwean people," said the statement, released during a ceremony to mark the departure of Dos Santos after a two-day state visit to Namibia.

Namibia is a reasonably good 57th rank while Angola is 147 on the corruption index of Transparency International. Yes Sir, very good Sir.

Technorati Tags: Corruption , Zimbabwe , Namibia , Angola

And you believed Robert Mugabe, you idiots?

Serves you right, you gits, for believing in what Robert Mugabe tells you. The chap is a thug, but again, I suppose he is one of your own, isn't he?

Mugabe misled SADC about MDC terrorism charges

By Lance Guma
08 August 2007

Southern African Development Community (SADC) heads of state have been left with egg on their face after allowing Mugabe the benefit of the doubt when he claimed at a meeting his regime was cracking down on the opposition to stem a terrorism plot. The brutal assault on opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai and several other activists put Mugabe in the spotlight and he responded by getting the Home Affairs ministry to produce mountains of ‘information’ packed into what they termed a dossier incriminating the MDC. The document circulated worldwide and contained pictures of alleged terrorism acts and listed several alleged perpetrators in the opposition.

It has taken the dramatic collapse of the state case in court to prove that Mugabe in fact misled his SADC peers. The latest proof of this is the acquittal of Glen View MDC legislator Paul Madzore on Monday this week. He faced charges that in March 2007 he incited members in his constituency to engage in acts of violence following a planned stay away by the labour unions. Then on Wednesday the two remaining MDC officials, Morgan Komichi and Dennis Murira, who spent over 5 months in remand prison allegedly for recruiting the ‘terrorists,’ were set free by the High Court on Z$10 million bail.

The terrorism charges engineered by the state have seen the High Court blast police for faking evidence. Justice Lawrence Kamocha last month delivered the stinging criticism after freeing 15 activists facing terrorism charges. He threw out all the key police evidence submitted, saying they had failed to show on a map the location of a farm in South Africa where the alleged banditry training was supposed to have taken place. The judge concluded the farm was ‘nonexistent’ and that state witnesses were ‘fictitious persons.’ The entire case formed part of Mugabe’s propaganda push and his peers in SADC must be embarrassed at the new developments.

All this to be taken with a grain of piquant salt!!!