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Zimbabwe opposition figure charged with subverting government

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  • presto345 at 12:08 PM JST - 20th June

    The time for dictator Mugabe to be disappeared would seem about right.

  • Madverts at 04:51 PM JST - 20th June

    "The time for dictator Mugabe to be disappeared would seem about right."

    Damn right there, Presto.

    Amazing the other day to here on JT that Mugabe has been "wronged".

  • unscrejects at 11:24 PM JST - 20th June

    Madverts: "Amazing the other day to here (sic) on JT that Mugabe has been wronged." Guess what? I totally repeat the same words: Mugabe has been wronged. Now hear this: Regardless of what your spin is on Zimbabwe the truth is that the wronging of Mugabe created this bloodbath we are about to enter. Due all respect, but it does Zimbabwe no good to all pile up on Tsvangirai's side simply because the BBC told you he was "our sort of bloke - wink wink nudge nudge... Take a look at the very law Mugabe is following and you'll see that it is the very law Condi Rice demanded Mugabe follow. "President Mugabe needs to follow the rule of law..." Problem is that that law is a bitch. Margret Thatcher foisted it down Mugabe's throat at Lancaster House in November 1979! Mugabe is simply using the law he has been forced to accept - Rhodesia's law. The very same statute law that allowed Ian Smith to butcher thousands, and to imprison Mugabe without trial for about the same amount of time as Mandela. Remember that the very same judges that signed detention order extensions for Mugabe were the same guys telling Mugabe to accept continuation of those barbaric laws unless he wanted to scare the whites out of the country. Zimbabwe is a sad case that needs the world to see it for what it is rather than through rose tinted glasses supplied by the corrupt media - yep, corrupt. Do yourself a favor and google these same players but circa 1995-97. I challenge you to make the same comments about Zimbabwe a year from now.

  • Triumvere at 11:28 AM JST - 21st June

    The law requires Mugabe to starve and beat people to death?

  • sdmsec at 12:34 PM JST - 21st June

    Tiumverve:

    The law requires Mugabe to starve and beat people to death?

    Well, to be more precise the law (Article IV Section III) states, "Those who oppose the great prophet Mugabe shall be denied victuals until the decease of the body."

    Article X Section II states, "As treason consists of opposition to the ruling party the punishment set forth is beatings about the head and groin areas until accused criminal is dead."

    And you missed one more: Article III Section IX states, "Whereas those who oppose the ruling party are guilty of treason (see Article X Section II) it follows that thier spouse and offspring are traitors as well pushishable by mutilation by machete and application of fire until said traitor is dead."

  • Madverts at 04:24 PM JST - 21st June

    reject,

    "Only God who appointed me will remove me - not the MDC, not the British."

    • Robert Mugabe

    Totally Wronged, I agree. Sounds like "god" has some explaining to do. Heh, I thought only dubya made statements as dumb.

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