Mugabe Playin Fair?
June 20, 2008 
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Us Zimbabweans are constantly being told by our current “leader ” that if we do not back him we are handing the country back to the colonialists. Now how many of us belief this? No one really wants to go back to those days and Zimbabweans today will not let this happen in a way he is really insulting our intelligence as a nation. What Zimbabweans want is change, change the way they live today, Social and Economic change is what is needed. There are countries that have had civil war and been ravaged by war for years and they don’t live like Zimbabweans. Colonialist are not welcomed in Zimbabwe and so is a Power hungry mad Tyrant that chooses to starve and watch his own people suffer. The people of Zimbabwe do not want to be colonised again and at the same time they are not fools , the President and his Party have got to stop with the silly excuses we do not want much we just want Peace and the economy put back to what it was before. Stop pointing fingers Robert.
In his quest to get more than 20 votes in the coming elections Robert has told the nation that he will step down once he knows the country is safe from hungry foreigners trying to destroy it. NEWS FLASH BOB you have already done that yourself and you did not need any help……….the way I see it he just wants people to think that if we vote for him, he hands over power to one of his ZANU People and presto everything returns to normal again and Zimbabwe is a happy nation, this is a dream….he wants people to vote for him, he wins and guess what HE STAYS IN POWER. The intimidation running up to the elections this time is unbelievable, something that the nation has never experienced the blood is on your hands; yes YOU who believe in torturing your own people, set your people free. This is a shameful Campaign of Violence and how those who order these killings and beatings sleep at night only they know, you will wake up one day when Robert Mugabe has gone and God Will be your only Judge and let’s hope that is in the near future. Its one thing to watch your own people suffer from hunger due to your socio-economic policies it’s another to kill and maim them. Your own fellow African Leaders are begging you to halt the violence some have been quiet up until now as the whole world is now looking in on your worst time ever.
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I'm curious about your comments concerning colonialisation. I visited Harare a few years ago and I was impressed with the evidence of colonialisation which included a population speaking English (the international business language), well fed, friendly people who seemed relaxed, jobs for all, healthcare for all …. was living as a far flung and hugely independent point of the British empire really so terrible?! Surely it can't have been that bad?
Furthermore – was British colonialism (the Brits are known as fair minded and decent people) worse than, say, quasi-Chinese colonialism which is what surely Zimbabwe is heading for? I know which one I'd rather live under!
Talk of the colonialist is the old woman's story which no Zimbabwean in this day and age can not be fooled with. In fact it seems clear now that the enermy was not the colonialist in the first place but rather the system, regardless of the colour of the pepetrator. Seeing the situation in this light is a sure sign of political maturity . In this same line of reasoning, it becomes glaringly evident who the real enermy is. "The system " pepetrated by Rob – the- nation- mugabe. The system is far worse than the one in force during the colonial era! This then is the real problem which should be seen as it is.
Its however difficult to comprehend how a literate individual like Robert choses to totally ignore the yells and never seen before levels of suffering currently being endured by the peace loving people of Zimbabwe. What does education then equate to if this is the product it produces?