WARNING: This is Version 1 of my old archive, so Photos will NOT work and many links will NOT work. But you can find articles by searching on the Titles. There is a lot of information in this archive. Use the SEARCH BAR at the top right. Prior to December 2012; I was a pro-Christian type of Conservative. I was unaware of the mass of Jewish lies in history, especially the lies regarding WW2 and Hitler. So in here you will find pro-Jewish and pro-Israel material. I was definitely WRONG about the Boeremag and Janusz Walus. They were for real.
Original Post Date: 2008-11-10 Time: 23:00:09 Posted By: Gairk
[Look at Mugabe. He continues to block the MDC from doing anything that smacks of REAL POWER. Mugabe, being the filth that he is, continues to wage an incessant war against the MDC who beat him at the elections. I am completely discussed by the SADC’s weak, wishy washy, worthless approach. They have shown themselves to be a bunch of cowards, intimidated by Harare and Pretoria. Where is that brave man, President Khama of Botswana? I think he is the only African President who is brave enough to say anything. Manawasa of Zambia was brave too, but now he’s dead. I still think the South Africans and/or Zimbabweans murdered him for his anti-Mugabe stance.
It is completely ridiculous that Mugabe should be getting away with never-ending violence and attacks on the MDC. Like I’ve said many times before, filth like this needs to be met with firmness. Mugabe needs to be fought into the ground. Why are people negotiating and begging? For what? Mugabe LOST THE ELECTION.
As for Mutambara – the man has a big mouth and is a brilliant actor. Mutambara sure can talk the talk, but can he walk the walk? He is a fence-sitting snake who tries every now and again to stab Tsvangirai in the back.
I’m glad to see that Tsvangirai is exhibiting some firmness. But the frank facts are that even Tsvangirai’s original rationale for signing the deal quickly has proven to be flawed. He thought he could sign and move forward fast but now Mugabe blocks him.
And Mugabe is blocking him on a very crucial, central issue.
Zimbabwean politics is a lot like ballroom dancing. I’ll discuss that shortly in another piece. Personally, I tear my hair out at all this. I have been largely ignoring it for months – and frankly – like any soapie – even missing out months of “activity” has caused me to miss virtually NOTHING! Zimbabwean politics operates on the same ultra-slow time scale as that at which plants and trees grow. Soon it will be Xmas, and Mugabe will be firmly in power. It is a sad, rotten end to an otherwise brilliant year. Jan]
Renewed violence has ended hopes of negotiating an end to Zimbabwe’s political crisis, the country’s main opposition party has said.
The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) blamed President Robert Mugabe’s Zanu-PF party for an “orgy of brutality” across Zimbabwe.
The statement came ahead of regional talks in South Africa this weekend on Zimbabwe’s political stalemate.
South Africa’s government has said it will take a tough stance at the summit.
Mr Mugabe and MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai signed a deal to share power in September, following disputed elections and widespread violence earlier this year.
But the two sides have not been able to agree on how to share cabinet posts.
On Thursday, the MDC said Mr Mugabe’s party had “unleashed a new orgy of brutality and assaults across the whole country”.
“In short, Zanu-PF killed the dialogue despite the hopes, patience and expectations of the people of Zimbabwe,” it said in a statement.
‘Child arrested’
MDC spokesman Nelson Chamisa told the AFP news agency that Morgan Tsvangirai would still attend Sunday’s summit of the Southern African Development Community (SADC), but that the recent violence had shown Mr Mugabe’s lack of sincerity.
An earlier MDC statement said a Zanu-PF militia group had attacked at least 25 MDC supporters in the capital, Harare, last week.
Three days later, state security forces had raided homes belonging to MDC supporters and arrested nine people, including a two-year-old child, it added.
There has been no immediate comment from the Zimbabwean authorities on the allegations.
The SADC summit this weekend comes after recent talks failed to break Zimbabwe’s deadlock.
Mr Tsvangirai’s MDC says President Mugabe and his party, Zanu-PF, are trying to grab all the most important ministries.
The key sticking point at the latest round of talks was control of the home affairs ministry, which is responsible for the police.
A spokesman for the South African government, Themba Maseko, said the host country wanted to ensure a deal was reached.
“The failure of the parties to agree is something that is becoming a major political hindrance to the stability that we desire,” he said.
“It’s government’s view that the heads of state must now take urgent steps to make sure political solutions are found,” Mr Maseko said, according to AFP.
President Mugabe’s government has published a gazette, giving the ministries of defence to justice Zanu-PF. But he has reportedly agreed to let the MDC have the finance portfolio.
Under the deal, Mr Tsvangirai would become prime minister in the new government, tasked with ending the country’s economic crisis.
Zimbabwe is facing severe food shortages and rampant inflation.
Sunday’s summit is also expected to discuss recent fighting in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Source: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7712564.stm