Comments on: Zimbabwe election rage

By: puddyfudge

puddyfudge — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 21:15:39 +0000

This whole thing is sad. Zim had a chance to be one of the “big players” in Africa.

http://www.comicssherpa.com/site/feature ?uc_comic=cszpe&uc_full_date=20080705

By: Tashinga

Tashinga — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 22:36:05 +0000

Oops – Tendaie has an unfortunate typo ” supprot President Mugabe..” Yes that is what it is “rot”!!Oh and there have been a few more eminating from Sharm El Sheik .. Like when Bob called Gordon Brown the Prime Minister of Zimbabwe! Then of course George Charamba telling the Europeans to “go hang”….careful George you might find that it is you that ends up hanging.

The Hitleresque propaganda lines of the ZANU PF regime almost seem like they come from another era. Hearing them in 2008 is quite bizzare. By the way Tendaie – what is “global independence”? Sounds like a new line from the cretins at the Herald – front page – “Zimbabwe seeks independence from the globe” – now there is a solution send Bob and all of his sycophants to the moon – leave the rest of us in peace.

By: Tendaie

Tendaie — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 16:37:22 +0000

While reading the different opinions relating to Zimbabwean issues, we observe that consciously, you avoid to talk about the causes of the Zimbabwean crisis. Why that? If you discover the causes, you will understand that Zimbabwe case is Zimbabwe case. And the causes take form from outside of Zimababwe.
It is painful and disrespectful for african people to
see how some african puppets leaders or self called experts try to handle this crisis. We frnkly believe that President Mugabe is right, and he must fight for the global freedom of his people. We are proud of him and his team. It is not that because European union says something that we have to parrote this. We say NO. This it is the behavior we have to condemn. it is a patriotic duty to supprot President Mugabe in his fight for gobal independence of Zimbabwe, of Africa…

By: Nomalanga

Nomalanga — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 14:42:31 +0000

Tendai,,,why spell your name Tendaie…are you trying to Westernise it, first we need to free you from the Western Propaganda then free your leader Mugabe.No wonder why you were beating your brother on a payout of 10million Zim dollars, this shows how Mugabe has damaged your sense of reasoning after 27yrs of independence.

By: Tendaie

Tendaie — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 13:29:16 +0000

As Free Thinker, we know that in the process of resolving crisis, it is useful for the people to let them use their own mind in order to find the key to the solution related to their issues. In other words, we beleive that the people of Zimbabwe have the ability to find the solution to their own crisis. They do not need the help from European Union either other countries. Solution to the Zimbabwean crisis must come from inside… For that, Zimbawe must be free from out inside interference. In short, we see that Tsvangirai needs help. Certainly, he really needs to be free from his foreign masters.

By: Wilbert Mukori

Wilbert Mukori — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 10:55:10 +0000

Bardas Sudislav

In PM Odinga Africa has shown that it can produce visionary leaders and not the usual rotten egg heads. Tsvangirai has a simple choice join the new generation of leaders like Odinga by embracing democratic values in his leadership and not just in name.

PM Odinga ruled out the Kenya style solution for Zimbabwe for one reason it is stupid. We all agree that a free and prosperous nation can only be founded on free electoral will of the people. It is stupid to then disregard that to appease a dictator! No doubt the AU forced Raila Odinga to accept the stupid arrangement in Kenya and little wander he never considered it for Zimbabwe.

Many of the AU leaders are only interested in accommodating Mugabe; till now they would have got away with it. Now, it is what the people want.

Mugabe is nothing but a paper tiger. He has already deserted all the thugs who have been intimidating and murdering the opposition. They all woke today and found they, like everyone else had nothing to eat. Some are thousands miles away from their rural home and are now finding that the Z$10 billion bloody they received is not enough to get them back home! State operatives were forced to vote in the presence of their commanding officers because the regime could not trust them give it their blind royalty.

Mugabe is scared stiff of a free and fair election. And that is the bottom line the people of Zimbabwe want!

China is reportedly going to block tough UN sanction against Zimbabwe (Reuter reported). Well, that is to be expected; China has always sided with Africa’s corrupt and oppressive leaders. The winds of change are blowing right across Africa; the Chinese are free to hang with the rotten egg heads, but hang they will!

Badras, I will bet my bottom dollar (and I am not one given to betting) Africa will have more and more democratic regimes at each successive AU summit. I will love to say to you “I told you so!” on this page- and will!

By: Noe

Noe — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 09:17:59 +0000

Its clever how African democracy is maintained, Just form Government of national unity and kill the opposition….

By: Emmanuel LEPOUTRE

Emmanuel LEPOUTRE — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 07:13:10 +0000

Mugabe and Zimbabwe should be suspended as members of the UN until a free election takes place in Zimbabwe

By: The Truth Is...

The Truth Is... — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 05:03:58 +0000

If the African Union cannot stand up for decency and human rights, then it is like a sugar teapot: decorative but quite useless. A bit of hot water and it falls apart!

Where is the cohesive action against Mugabe the murderer?

The Union should hang its collective heads in shame, and if they think the media, human rights activists and organisations across the globe have not noticed how culpable it is, then think again AU, think again!

Appeasing murderers is a big mistake – shame on you!

By: Bardas Sudislav

Bardas Sudislav — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 00:44:30 +0000

Mr. Mukori,

I certainly hope your assessment is correct. I really do hope that this will change Africa from here on out.