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  unscrejects at 09:06 AM JST - 28th May

  Mbeki must take the opportunity in Japan to talk to Koizumi - the architect of Zimbabwe's destruction. The two of them are the only ones that can end the crises and tell the world the truth. The so-called immigrants in SA are there because of the British African Husbandry Act circa 1923. It's by time Zimbabweans fought back.

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  RedMeatKoolAid at 10:33 AM JST - 28th May

  South Africa, the Rainbow nation. How white, how European, and how burdened with inconsequential guilt do you have to be to believe that one?

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  Triumvere at 05:35 PM JST - 28th May

  Guess Mbecki was too busy kissing Mugabe's ass to deal with this issue when it first broke out...

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  unscrejects at 03:25 PM JST - 29th May

  Triumvere:

  Mbeki isn't kissing anybody's you-know-what. He is too busy covering his predeccessor's backside - Mandela! See the morning paper? 84% of Japanese investment in Africa is in SA and Egypt. In 1997 Mandela came to Tokyo to ask Koizumi to make a deal - move all Japanese firms in Africa into SA and to then make Africa a market controlled by Japanese companies with goods assembled in SA. The problem is SA blacks aren't the SA industry's first choice of labor. So now SA's economy is booming but no jobs go to local blacks. Mugabe for his part pissed off Koizumi and Mandela when he saved Laurant Kabila. Kabila knowing that SA had played a hand in the Rwandan invasion of the DRC (SA supplied the arms) cut all mining concessions held by SA companies and an anonymous Japanese consortium - see Koizumi's July 23 1997 mystery visit to Mugabe when he was health minister. The direct payments of cash to Mugabe's neighbors for assisting in the crash of Zimbabwe's economy in 1997 and 1998 is the most important factor into why Mbeki or any other African leader from that time can never say one bad thing about Mugabe. And on another point, despite all the screams about Mugabe's so called evil in Zimbabwe not a single shred of evidence has been produced! And I'm a Zimbabwean exhiled by the commissioner of police in 1988 speaking here. The point is that I was in on the offer to destroy Zimbabwe. I saw the British agents visiting Mazda in Hiroshima on 2 occassions to demand Mazda's support for the coup against Mugabe. And they clearly implicated Mandela, Koizumi and Peter Hain. Mazda turned them down including their 32 million US for leaving ZImbabwe for 18 months beginning in Nov 1997. Their exact words were (on the second visit) "Your government has agreed to support us in the destruction of ZImbabwe's economy. Mugabe has to go... he has crossed too many of our people. ANd now he is talking about imposing tax on tobacco production in Zimbabwe to finance his war in the Congo. To show him our power we have taken the All-African soccer championships away from Zimbabwe - which were due to kick-off in 2 weeks time - and given them to South Africa (a fact which earned me ridicule from the Zim embassy in Tokyo when I relayed the news to them upon Mazda's request, "You're a nut, the championships are all set and why would Mandela do such a thing..."

  Before you go on contributing to the evil being perpetrated against my country I suggest you do your homework or shut up.

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