Didn’t mean to derail you from your serious message.

Glad you laughed, albeit during these rather depressing times.

I thought I was dead serious too, when I wrote this.

God provides times of emotional release.

Please do not be offended by this

coz I really believe in Him.

If they break a window pane in a vile temper, the behaviour is not reinforced by a positive reward.

Such children, left to their own devices soon realise that they are unpopular with adults and their peers. Some reform while others sink in the quick sand of their making, due to their unrepentative and headstrong temperament.

Caring adults come to the rescue of such kids because they understand the cause for such behaviour and they strive to redirect the child.

Failure to do so is irresponsible and ultimately leads to the child self destructing.

I see this closely resembling the illegimate leader of zimbabwe and how the world has handled him.

You are a courageous man. An honest broker for freedom and democracy for your people. But you state that you share with many (how many?) of your fellow Zimbabweans in Zanu-PF the profound hope and belief that the time to heal Zimbabwe is now. This sounds admirable until you remember that the leader, and those in control of that party are criminal despots.

Unfortunately, history teaches us that appeasement to such regimes never works. This is because, instead of preventing people doing more mad things, it galvanises them further to do so. Such people should never be rewarded for their criminal acts. Agreements with such people are never worth the paper on which they are written.

May God help you in your struggle.

T.G.

Mr Tsvangirai… Your words inspire and give hope. Thank you.

Madiba… Happy birthday. You will forever be in our hearts and minds.

‘You know Who’ - ditto what Matibili said.

Couldn’t agree more.

There shall be songs of jubilation and screams of ‘Freedom.’ And we will be there to witness the burial (preferably in concrete) or the burning? of the vilest serpent that ever crawled zimbabwean soil.

Caution though Mr Tsvangirai beware Mbeki and his lean and angry look, he’s trapped in a task he has no clue how to go about.

Just show him the ropes, some people are slow learners and they are all equal in the eyes of God.

Unfortunately.

However unfortunate for the people still remaining in the Great Country of Zimbabwe. I read today on the BBC that the ordinary people are now experiencing 2.2 MILLION percent inflation.

The delusion that would make someone not see their own involvement in such a turn around from the prosperous nation which gained complete independence in 1980 where $1 US would not even buy $1 ZIM is beyond comprehension.

This website has helped many people rally around the world and put unbiased pressure in their region to observe the facts of the tyrant who stole power and refuses to give it up. The sham of democracy could have been avoided if Mugabe was honest - even if only to himself, many others would still be alive today.

Comprehending the conditions inside at the present time is so distressing from someone who just enjoyed the luxury of a warm and nourishing meal, I can only empathise and be grateful I do not have first hand experience.

My thoughts are with those who bear the untenable conditions.

People outside and inside the continent of Africa need to keep pressuring for a form of independent justice.

In particular, I would ask those Chinese with influence to consider what cost of life gives you the copper and other minerals from Zimbabwe?

Every decent person sends good wishes and prays for the safe return of a peaceful and prosperous nation.

Clearly, it is best to follow the example of the noble Mr Mandela, who like Ghandi before him allowed all to see the futility of carrying on as things are.

May this chapter in Zimbabwe’s history come quickly to a peaceful close.