Mugarbage: White farmers must leave

Alan

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It can't learn... it has no brain...

Then how did come to power in the first place? Nevermind supported and worshiped by the so called 'international community'? Perhaps syphilis has now got the better of him
 

NameOfBeast

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Cathy Buckle's letter from Zimbabwe

Wearing a dark suit and tie and leaning on a red, fabric covered podium Mr Mugabe spoke at length and in Shona about the 2008 elections. Suddenly straightening up 40 minutes later Mr Mugabe said: "I want to say this in English." A murmured titter of life ran through the crowd. Mr Mugabe said that there were farms in Mashonaland East, West, Central and in other areas around the country which had been properly designated in accordance with the Land Acquisition Act and were now to be taken. "Let not the original owners of the farms refuse to vacate those farms," he said. "They must vacate those farms," he repeated his words three times.

This then was Mr Mugabe's 85th birthday present to the starving people of Zimbabwe, seven million of whom are receiving international food aid.

http://www.moneyweb.co.za/mw/view/mw/en/page165055?oid=275954&sn=Detail
 

PeterCH

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I am willing to bet that once Mugabe dies of old age, old Morgan Tshangarai is going to continue these land reforms. ;)
 

Nanfeishen

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It can't learn... it has no brain...

Thats why I am convinced they have been cloning him for years , each generation of clone degrades further from the original, and now they are almost on their last model.
 

Flanders

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Since SA has no interest in monitoring its border with Zim, my thinking is that we let them ALL come over the border, then nuke that pillock and his followers and afterwards drop kick them back over the Limpopo one by one. If they're ready and willing to live in the dust as it is, at least this way they wouldn't have the additional worry of a genocidal dictator.
 

Jase

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Zim still has white farmers? Them be Tough nuts to crack!
 

Sneeky

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I am willing to bet that once Mugabe dies of old age, old Morgan Tshangarai is going to continue these land reforms. ;)

He has already said that the land reform will continue, and that the MDC support land reform.

He does however also state that there would be adequate compensation and that it would certainly not be done my murdering and terrorising the existing farmers with lawless mobs.
 

PeterCH

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He has already said that the land reform will continue, and that the MDC support land reform.

He does however also state that there would be adequate compensation and that it would certainly not be done my murdering and terrorising the existing farmers with lawless mobs.

Well there you go - 'adequate compensation' and not 'terrorising' people - now what's stopping him from choosing any adequate amount of money and imprisoning people instead without torture. Those would meet his requirements.

The West is right not to give cash yet. Sadly our taxes will go to pay for these compensations, even if low, the rest will go to rebuild the Zim police, army, government, buy new Mercs for the elite and so on, then give the scraps to people. ;)
 

gpe

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Hope the remaining ones burn the farms, burn it all with a chemicals. The land will never be arable again but rather that than leave it to mugabe and his henchmen. I also thought they all left already.
 

Blaze786

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Yet more proof that "only the good die young" This fart isn't going anywhere. I reckon we just all put R50 and hire a sniper :mad:

Farm invasions

There has been a recent upsurge in reported "invasions" of white-owned farms, with one support group saying at least 40 white farmers have been forced off their land since January.

Last year, a regional court ruled that 78 white Zimbabweans could keep their farms, saying the government's land grab policy was racially motivated.

On Saturday, Mugabe called the ruling "nonsense" and said it was of "no consequence."

"We have our own laws which govern our own land issues," he said.


- AP

This really grinds me, he feels he is above even a regional high court?
 
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