Comments on: Activist escapes abductors after six months in captivity http://www.sokwanele.com/thisiszimbabwe/archives/5165 This is Zimbabwe is Sokwanele's pro-democracy activist blog. It provides grassroots news and views from Zimbabwe. Wed, 17 Mar 2010 01:43:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: A Humanist http://www.sokwanele.com/thisiszimbabwe/archives/5165/comment-page-1#comment-274549 A Humanist Sun, 08 Nov 2009 10:09:19 +0000 http://www.sokwanele.com/thisiszimbabwe/?p=5165#comment-274549 People outside Zimbabwe have not got any clue and mostly no understanding of the terrible trauma for most families in Zimbabwe every day. The bravery is indescribable. I pray that somewhere somehow these brutalised people can receive some love and also the basic material things they need in order to survive e.g. homes, shelter, food, clothing, medical attention, jobs, money etc. I do not know what to put first because these people are suffering and depleted of everything. It is distressing to read about it. I know it is the truth and I know that people should know no matter how painful. That pain is nothing in comparison to the suffering of the people who experience the torture and devastation in their lives. "Please God in your mercy save these people and get the world outside to do something positive quickly to help these suffering people in Zimbabwe through no fault of their own. Change the minds of hears of the perpetrators of these terrible crimes against humans - their own country people". I pray this in Jesus name - Amen - our Sovreign and Triunion Father, King and Lord. What has driven people to commit such evil acts against their own country people is beyond comprehension? They will be answerable on the day of Judgement. Today is Rememberance Sunday and I am reminded of the wickedness and tradegy of the Halocaust during World War 2 as well as other conflicts before and after. Will people remember all those brave citizens in Zimbabwe who have suffered so cruelly, unjustly and unmercifully at the hands of their own country people?<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('274549','A Humanist'); return false;">Reply to this comment</a> --- <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('274549','A Humanist','People outside Zimbabwe have not got any clue and mostly no understanding of the terrible trauma for most families in Zimbabwe every day. The bravery is indescribable. I pray that somewhere somehow these brutalised people can receive some love and also the basic material things they need in order to survive e.g. homes, shelter, food, clothing, medical attention, jobs, money etc. I do not know what to put first because these people are suffering and depleted of everything. It is distressing to read about it. I know it is the truth and I know that people should know no matter how painful. That pain is nothing in comparison to the suffering of the people who experience the torture and devastation in their lives. \"Please God in your mercy save these people and get the world outside to do something positive quickly to help these suffering people in Zimbabwe through no fault of their own. Change the minds of hears of the perpetrators of these terrible crimes against humans - their own country people\". \r\nI pray this in Jesus name - Amen - our Sovreign and Triunion Father, King and Lord.\r\n\r\nWhat has driven people to commit such evil acts against their own country people is beyond comprehension?\r\nThey will be answerable on the day of Judgement.\r\n\r\nToday is Rememberance Sunday and I am reminded of the wickedness and tradegy of the Halocaust during World War 2 as well as other conflicts before and after. Will people remember all those brave citizens in Zimbabwe who have suffered so cruelly, unjustly and unmercifully at the hands of their own country people?'); return false;">Quote from this comment</a></div> People outside Zimbabwe have not got any clue and mostly no understanding of the terrible trauma for most families in Zimbabwe every day. The bravery is indescribable. I pray that somewhere somehow these brutalised people can receive some love and also the basic material things they need in order to survive e.g. homes, shelter, food, clothing, medical attention, jobs, money etc. I do not know what to put first because these people are suffering and depleted of everything. It is distressing to read about it. I know it is the truth and I know that people should know no matter how painful. That pain is nothing in comparison to the suffering of the people who experience the torture and devastation in their lives. “Please God in your mercy save these people and get the world outside to do something positive quickly to help these suffering people in Zimbabwe through no fault of their own. Change the minds of hears of the perpetrators of these terrible crimes against humans – their own country people”.
I pray this in Jesus name – Amen – our Sovreign and Triunion Father, King and Lord.

What has driven people to commit such evil acts against their own country people is beyond comprehension?
They will be answerable on the day of Judgement.

Today is Rememberance Sunday and I am reminded of the wickedness and tradegy of the Halocaust during World War 2 as well as other conflicts before and after. Will people remember all those brave citizens in Zimbabwe who have suffered so cruelly, unjustly and unmercifully at the hands of their own country people?

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