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Wednesday, September 11, 2019

MUGABE’S LEGACY in the LIGHT OF ETERNITY

Mugabe the Villian!

I received a newsletter that is "usually" written by Peter Hammond. In this article he writes about Robert Mugabe, former President of Zimbabwe. What do you think about the article? If you would like to respond to the article, you can write to Peter Hammond at mission@frontline.org.za.

By backing down FNB set a dangerous precedent

This video can only offend the ANC!

The ANC once again has shown that it is incapable of taking criticism and of thinking about the future of South Africa! In just more than a week the ANC, and especially its youth wing (ANCYL) and its Women’s League (ANCWL), bullied First National Bank (FNB) into an apology to the ANC.

Mugabe plans to dispossess whites and foreigners in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwean Chief Clown, Robert Mugabe So, Mugabe continues the revolution in Zimbabwe! The ~~dis~~Honourable Chief Clown of Zimbabwe (HCCZ) is pushing forward with a law that was signed and delivered in 2008, and came into effect on 1 March 2010. All foreign and white business owners had to present plans to the government by 15 April on how they proposed to give 51% of their companies to "black Zimbabweans" (bZs - code phrase for Mugabe's goons).

Apart from South Africa's utterly disrespectful chief clown, Julius Malema, who was named as the Sunday Times' Mampara of the Year, Mugabe is just as racist and non-thinking. Is Mugabe really thinking that when all the whites are out of Zimbabwe and all Zimbabwean land belongs to bZs, that he will have a governable country with prosperity and peace? HCCZ's idea is not simply to pass 51% of all companies into bZ hands. The ultimate aim is to eventually get rid of the white colonialists that made their lives a living hell. Oh, pardon, me! That is what HCCZ is doing right now!

Why the UN is Worthless to Human Existence

The world has rightfully vilified the corrupt and brutal regimes in North Korea and Iran. The UN has condemned the genocide in Darfur and rung its collective hands over the fighting in the Gaza Strip. The UN has even sent agents to the United States to investigate our legal system and look for human rights violations.
But what of the tragedy in Zimbabwe? What of the brutal rule of Mugabe? Is he considered an international outlaw? Has the UN sent out a call for troops? Is there an international movement to have him removed from office? Has the UN Security Council met to demand action? Is there an international outrage aimed at Mugabe, as there was against the white Apartheid government of South Africa? Sanctions? Blockades? Protest songs by Bono? Anything? No.