But zeitgeist prevails. Sometimes I wonder who’s more stupider. Us or them?

Yet I still have this inherent urge to want to help. Why?

Call it bobroll or robroll.[edited]

The statement gives details of military preparations by the regime to prevent intervention by nearby states. It also describes the methods to be used to suppress and target MDC activists.
I’ll keep looking but it seems to be the only article like it on the web

Mugabe shall not win!!

Imagine what dinner time is like with all the Mbeki’s around the dining table!

Anyway, I say let us swap Thabo’s job with that of Moeletsi without further ado. There is a million times more sense and courage in that man than Thabo, who is a limp wimp.

The world is united against Mugabe. He cannot prevail.

Any footage?

In Mudzi two polling stations reported 15 000 votes for Mugabe when they are only 3 000 people in those wards.

No wonder they are still ‘counting’!!

See: http://zimbabwemetro.com/2008/06/29/zec-results-fail-to-add-up/

As President Thabo Mbeki still refuses to utter a single word that is critical of Mugabe, or express any meaningful solution to the enormous crisis deepening from month to month, it would seem that any hopes in that direction must lie with Jacob Zuma who is likely to become President next April. He is well known to be sympathetic to Morgan Tsvangirai, and is a fellow trade unionist.

But for the people of Zimbabwe, whose suffering continues unabated, to wait for such a breakthrough to begin to take shape for the best part of another year is a terrible long wait. It is a wait too far, and with not even a guarantee of any imminent success. Increased sanctions in the meantime only hit the majority, while a small minority are given carte blanche to continue their greedy accumulation of enormous riches at the expense of a country getting poorer by the day. As the Archbishop of York has said after the recent sham of an election, if wholesale sanctions by South Africa againast Ian Smith’s regime could be successful in bringing it down, why could they not be successful against Mugabe’s?

Perhaps I should forward him those emails I keep getting about election problems.

As you say it could have been so different.

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,23943284-23109,00.html

It seems that Morgan is feeling the pressure. He nows says he will negotiate and allow Mugabe to be a ceremonial President. Morgan which is it?

You are slowly letting the people of Zimbabwe down. It seems you are desperate to be the one in office and the one to rule the people. You should not be the one iunder pressure that is for Mugabe but you are falling into his trap and playing his game.

Instead of crying out and making sure the world is awar of Mugabe shinanigans and letting the AU know of the facts. Where is Morgans threat of going to the AU. Shove it in their faces!! Put the heat on the AU and ROBERT.

Robert should be the one scared of treason charges.

Relieve yourself of the stress and make that decision in your spirit…it is of GOD’s TIMING and not mine. You do what you are in control of.

SLAP!!! your dreaming!

Mugabe craves acceptance, he craves recognition and now he has none. What can he do.

Does one think that he is going to get all the recognition he craves from the AU. No, he wants bigger things bigger countries to think he is an influential man who hold some credence.
ROBERT has become a poor old man with a lot of money. Money does not pay for respect and neither for the illusion. He is going to have vasts amounts of money knowing once he was a ’saviour’ and now is the devil.

Mugabe is working hard making sure he does not face judgement on earth but judgement in the heavens awaits.
What does God say….”Never fear the one who destroys your body but fear the one who will destroy your spirit”.
Robert which one do you want?

Keep up the pressure – it’s working.

How do you think Mugabe would react if he were to be excommunicated? I understand he pretends to be a Catholic and a Christian, so I’d like to think that if the Pope spoke out and took action it might have an effect. Since Mugabe is insane I suppose that seems unlikely. All the same, isn’t it worth trying to persuade the Pope to speak out more forcefully than we have yet heard? Maybe we should bombard him with emails asking for excommunication? I’ve written to him at benedictxvi@vatican.va. His reply is awaited with interest.