Zimbabwe: It is called a coup d'etat

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Zimbabwe's security forces, which have thrown their backing firmly behind Mugabe, said before the election they would not allow a victory declaration before counting was complete.

Government spokesperson George Charamba also warned the opposition against such claims.

"It is called a coup d'etat and we all know how coups are handled," he told the state-owned Sunday Mail.

http://www.news24.com/News24/Africa/Zimbabwe/0,,2-11-1662_2296840,00.html

Er... not it isn't. Clearly you don't know what a coup is. Had this been a coup d'etat Bob Mugabe would be on the next plane to Geneva!
 
Observers from the Pan-African parliament said in a letter to the electoral commission they had found more than 8 000 non-existent voters registered on empty land in a Harare constituency.

Good to see the AU isn't totally in Mugabe's lap.
 
Er... not it isn't. Clearly you don't know what a coup is. Had this been a coup d'etat Bob Mugabe would be on the next plane to Geneva!
Preferably with his head still in Zimbabwe.
 
Nope, llundadno Cape Town, probably move right into his new house which is just waiting for him.. Can just picture him now spending his days on Llundadno beach.

He won't live long in South Africa.

I have a feeling some disgruntled ex-farmers will try and have some words with him. Words like .308 and soap on a roap (with Mugabe being the soap).
 
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