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| Yes, they were | | 31 | 14.22% |
| No, they were not | | 123 | 56.42% |
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| Sponsor's Message Agree. Appearantly Mozambique and Angola indicated no access to the arms ship. Open question is what is the Namibian stance? |
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| Matter of fact. No problem using real name. I have always done so on all fora for years, beside here. Go ahead. Problem is, who'll talk sense to whom? Meaning who is at least to be considered sane? Or has a sanity remains in his skull, or better, what kind of sense at all is till expected from the two, and who still got what we call sense? who's the source of influence and judgement between the two. If Dr. Nujoma always has shown such amount of contempt for his public image, the national supreme law, its spiriit, the people and everything that they stand for. Didn't he sent Namibian troops or "SWAPO troops" as he knows them to fight that bogus thing in DRC. Hasn't he already vow the same for "Mugabe's Zimbabwe" as he referred to it. This is not some one who's as close sanity as you mayexpect. His judgement is as bad as that of Bob's. The guys are coocoo. Can't you see???? |
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| From what I have been given to understand an official statement is to be released. When? No clue! Nearly a month later (14 May 2008): I think the ministry decided that "discretion is the better part of valor" and "let lying dogs sleep" or something like that Last edited by Oneword; 14th May 2008 at 05:21 PM. Reason: Addition: |
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| Go ahead Shebeen, the sooner the better! I for one would make sure my whole network helps putting their weight behind the petition, quite a number I tell you... |
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| Now that the ship has evidently turned back to China, we should rather concentrate on the second consignment of arms coming via aircraft. Check whose airspace they will have to fly over and try to influence a "no-go" that way ......... |
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| Chances are that things are not as they appear. A Week ago Tsvangirai said on RSA TV (Carte Blance) that Mugabe accepted defeat since the results of the election is known and he lost the election. It appears that some of his senior henchmen did not want him to accept defeat since it would lead to them being procecuted for crimes committed. An option could be that uncle Morgan could offer amnesty to those guilty of past crimes, but would he do that? Besides its not only amnesty which will help, they also stand to lose the fat cat life they're used to. My suspision is that Mugabe is held hostage by others from within. Why did he not attend the SADC emergency summit two weeks ago? Technical problems? Plane could not start? |
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Oneword (23rd April 2008) | ||
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| Looks like our dear leaders are to meet yet again. How many more meetings will they need to call Mugabe and ZANU-PF to order and resolve the political impasse engineered by Mugabe to stay in power indefinitely? Phew...... any words? Here's the full story: ZIMBABWE: Another Southern African Summit On Zimbabwe Seen As Crisis Deepens |
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| .... until the venerable Dr. cde. Robert Gabriel Mugabe has achieved his aim: to rule (at least) another 5 years! |
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| Zimbabwe’s delayed runoff election between President Robert Mugabe, who has led the nation for nearly three decades, and opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai has been set for June 27, the country’s election commission said Friday. Quote:
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