Zimbabwe: Cholera introduced by West
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franz75
Mugabe and Kim Jong Il should start a club.
As far as I remember, the Zimbabwe had plenty of food and had good infrastructures until Mugabe turned to a despot and ruined his own country.
When you don't want your population finally understand that you completely failed, what do you do? Blame others for your own failures.
This guy deserves a Blitzkrieg.
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timorborder
Mugabe has changed his turn. The headline on JT yesterday was the "big man" blaming the UK for his cholera problems. What a crock! The sooner Mugabe is shown the door the better. Then again, the international community should not wait for Mugabe to step down. It will not happen. Something should be done to remove this chap by force. Come on the UK, Australia and other Commonwealth powers. What about the South Africans? The US could also chip in a brigade or so. Compared to Iraq, it would not be that hard. Actually, when I was still in the army back in the late '80s I was sent to the region on another job (UN related). At that time, the general feeling among various foreign military types was that we should clean up Zimbabwe on our way home. Unfortunately, the same lack of political will as currently stopped anything from happening. What a joke.
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Weasel
Mugabe may as well go ahead and blame the West for the hyperinflation that's plagued Zimbabwe, as well as having a CPI (consumer price index) of one billion percent (if he hasn't already).
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rurika
I hope the day will come when Mugabe is tried in an international tribunal for the genocide of his own people.
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gonemad
If only South Africa would finally stop supporting Mugabe...
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