By: Garry Arnott

Garry Arnott — Sun, 07 Dec 2008 12:04:22 +0000

Maybe if the Rhodesians were not chased from the country, they could have helped maintain and further develop the systems and infrastructure they established, that has been allowed to deteriorate to such a point that its literally falling apart while being relied on by a modern day “government” that has no idea of what it’s doing or how to fix anything.

By: Arnold Mugarisanwa

Arnold Mugarisanwa — Sat, 06 Dec 2008 13:59:22 +0000

Mugabe has imposed himself on us and we are stuck with him and his party Zanu PF. Why cant you guys with money, Mutumwa Mawere, Vingirayi, Makamba, Makonis, Strive Masiiwa and the whole lot underground form an alliance motitengera zvombo tirwise Mugabe. At the moment he has got no army but we still afraid of him. Can people continue to die with cholera? Haisi hondo here yaita DECLARE against vanhu vasina zvombo, cholera is going to wipe a big chunk of the Zimbabwean population and you guys are seated comfortably Sandton, Florida, UK kwese kwamuri hamuna hanya nesu here. Tipei the tools kfor the trade timubvise Mugabe. Kusvika riinhi tichi urawa. Justina Mukoko is now history. Rashiwe and many others just disappeared in thin air because of one person who is ungrateful of the sacrifices which our parents and relatives vakaita kuti iye atonge. KUSVIKIRA RINIKO TICHITAMBURA. TSVANGIRAI EGA HAZVIKWANISE CHIMUBATSIRAIWO. If you are already helping him tinotenda. Yours in tears of crying for real freedom.

By: simbimbino

simbimbino — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 14:38:49 +0000

R***** is supposed to read Rhodesians, I don not know where metro get their software! China maybe?

By: simbimbino

simbimbino — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 14:37:29 +0000

By and large I think that some these world leaders are a gathering of feeble minded politicians, I am left wondering who in thier right mind would afford Mugabe a platform to speak? Or maybe his comments were made at an ad hoc press conference. Everything that is, and could possibly be wrong, in Zimbabwe is due to “demonic and illegal sanctions”. The same mantra EVERWHERE EVERYTIME! For the love of heaven above, why on God’s earth is this moron given the chance to speak? He cannot even make a false and half hearted gesture to his opposition to (like he did at independance to the R****, so the two would reconcile) help rebuild the tattered nation. Oh no, not in the mind of this idiot, vile vitriol, which I guess Mugabe may or may not know; only serves to further alienate himself, and moreover his country. Gushungo & Associates do not hold life as sacrilege, one dare not fool themselves into believing these people care about the suffering, or let alone have anything to help alleviate the suffering of the nation. Their perception is that we should thank the heavens, and the forefathers (especially the ones that nearly “gave” us pure unadulterated diesel from the sacred rock in Chinhoyi!!), that we are fortunate enough to be governed by them, thus; they answerable to NO-ONE, yes not even the Lord Almighty. There is no desire to change, SADC, the AU have iether been convinced that there is need for change (lest it happens to them, which undoubtebly Gushungo has worked fanatically & zealously to ensure), or quite simply they too do not want embrace change; evidence in the state that most of Africa finds itself in. I unaimously am not convinced in the calibre, let alone qualities (if he has any at all) and credentials of Tsvangi as the much sort after Moses figure, leading us out of Egypt and to the promised land. My bone of contention is not his academic background, even though I feel there would have been a phenominal difference in the play and outcome of the political chess game if he had a very decent academic grounding. Unfortunately, sometimes you cannot have it all, but; if you look at things closely he had some very impressive brains on his team, Biti, Prof. Ncube (now MDC-M) and others for example, so; one might wonder then, where did it go wrong? Very simple; Tsvangi had (I say had because he has been helter-skelter since leaving the ZCTU to head the MDC) a vision, but was absolutely clueless in transforming that vision into reality. The explanation is even simpler; given his humble intelligence; and this is unequivocally true, when some of the big heads presented bright ideas, well beyond the imagination and conception of Tsvangi, a lot of them where outrightly dismissed by him. Certainly cannot have the minions looking more clever than the boss now can we? My countrymen do not buy into Gushungo’ mantra about stooges, puppets etc, Zimbabwe has some extremely intelligent political scientists, economists, advocates and such minded individuals, many of whom offered an abundance of guidance to Tsvangi, most disappointingly almost all their ideas were poo-pooed when they reached him, preferring the abysmal stay aways and mass action, and maybe, and a very finite chance of it ever happening (but Tsvangi saw it in his head, again kusadzidza vakomana is an awful thing) Morgsta imagined an Afghanistan situation (what the pretex would have been absolutley defeats me!), “people” rushing in, kicking doors down, swashbuckling him into Chancellor Ave, Hamid Karzai style. The poor fool should have listened.

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