Comments on: Our president has blood on his hands

By: Jesse

Jesse — Sun, 25 May 2008 12:24:12 +0000

We should all be doing something with the leadership of the government PERIOD!!!!

By: Lyndall Beddy

Lyndall Beddy — Thu, 01 May 2008 01:39:13 +0000

Todd Kidd
If whites should return to Europe and leave Africa to the blacks – then is the reverse not also fair? Should black Americans, like you, not also return to Africa – preferably to live in Zimbabwe or Sudan? Give America back to the Indians.

Greg
If the white settlers had not arrived about a century ago there would have been no Shona for the land to be redistributed to – the Matabele were destroying them in battle. This was before the Shona had AK 47s given to them.

Peter
Apartheid did not end because SA was bankrupt, but for a number of factors – with a lot of help from “our friends”. The hero in that story was De Klerk, which is why he got a Nobel Prize. Tell me any other leader in Africa who gave up power voluntarily, other than Mandela?

By: Ruthenberg

Ruthenberg — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 13:08:06 +0000

Perhaps we should declare a moratorium on all Zimbabwe discussion.It’s such a looney-toon situation that it almost drags us, as more or less sensible people, into its own infantile nonsense just by discussing it seriously. I mean, who can even caricature Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabage, their inflation rate, or anything else about them for that matter? As for President Mbeki, well… Even Zapiro’s cartoons are now understatement, poor man.
TJ Ruthenberg

By: Thought Leader » Alex Matthews » We must prevent a Zimbabwean genocide

Thought Leader » Alex Matthews » We must prevent a Zimbabwean genocide — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 06:32:18 +0000

[...] of the readers of my previous post, Our president has blood on his hands, believe that Zimbabweans should be left to sort out their own problems. That is tantamount to [...]

By: David Mapanda

David Mapanda — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 03:46:00 +0000

Mbeki has used every opportunity for the past 8 years to assist Mugabe. Using the SA Ministry of Foreign to protect Mugabe by lobbying motions of “no debate” on human rights abuses at the United nations and providing platforms for Mugabe to insult Britain and the USA (al the Wold Conference on Sustainable development – as if Mugabe knows anything about sustainable development!!). If Mbeki says he is a mediator, why does he not hold hands in public with Tsvangirai?.
The timing of the “no crisis” statement is perfect for Mugabe and zanupf because the gullible idiots in africa and the west are blinded by the total military onslaught currently being exacted on the population of Zimbabwe for daring to vote for the opposition.
SADC must also shoulder some of the blame because they have imposed a known zanupf sypathiser on the Zimbabwe and called him a mediator.
If anyone is in any doubt about how Zimbabweans feel at this time, be aware that the word Mbeki is now a swear word.
The sad result is that Mbeki’s disgusting behaviour is engendering a feeling that South Africans don’t care. This is reflected in the way South Africans, especially the police, are treating the poor desperate souls who are escaping south. One thing is certain, Zimbabweans as a nation may forgive, but they will never forget the intolerance and the way they have been disrespected by the so-called authorities in South Africa in their hour of need.

By: jose barreira

jose barreira — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 15:40:21 +0000

After Obama wins, he’ll publically recognize the americans’ sins. As a compensation, he’ll send all afroamericans to save Africa. Then, after all south africans start singing Gospels, chinese will stick to Congo/Sudan and the world will be great again.

By: japes

japes — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 15:29:48 +0000

I reckon that Mr Mugabe has committed an act of terrorism against South Africa just as surely as if he’d sent a suicide rickshaw loaded with home brew to crash into the Union Buildings (although this would be welcomed by some). The Mugabe terrorism is to force one million desperate people into SA to take jobs and sadly commit crime.

Master Mbeki should consider this as he fiddles on

By: Clay

Clay — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 11:17:25 +0000

Chris
Histroy is not your thing so zip it and clearly you dont know s**t about politics. Most white people just talk without looking at facts. Most african countries are what they are because of western powers and the soviet union. There are so many examples of really leaders being assasinated so as to put people that can be controlled. Even south africa played a role in f**king up other african countries. Thats why we have people like Chris spouting the same rubbish they where taught as kids by their parents. I pity you.

Consulting engineer
signig something out of fear of your people is not negotiating.

By: XNM

XNM — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 09:59:29 +0000

Tmbuktu is a city in Mali I made a mistake.

By: XNM

XNM — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 09:17:10 +0000

Is Timbuktu an Arab country where the first university in the world was established? Is Senegal an Arab country where people from all over the world went to study astronomy?

Why is Voltaire referring to those who imparted knowledge to Europeans as Africans? Why are the statues in Rome those of Africans with course hair in honour of Africans who taught them mathematics? Get your facts right too.