Many of the e-mails I sent to UN reps have been returned undeliverable, but most went through. Stay strong Zimbabwe.

1. ANC has declared a crisis and intention to mediate proactively. Yeah! Go South Africa.

2. George Bush phoned the Secretary General and said enough [!] – actually he said this has gone on long enough.

3. BBC says UK and USA will try to raise Zimbabwe at the Security Council meeting.

4. New Zealand and South African Parliamentarians got us on the agenda of the Inter Parliamentary meeting. Go New Zealand and South Africa.

5. There is a campaign in Sweden where people with links to Zimbabwe have a one minute silence at 12.01 every day. The time is to signify that we have left one era and began another. The campaign was initiated by an expatriate who is grateful for the time he spent in Zimbabwe. Thank you!

6. People stormed the Zim embassy in London.

7. The phones to Zim officials are congested with people calling in. mmmm . . don’t mess with Zimbabwean women!

Remember small actions count. This is like getting a car out of mud. Put your foot on the accelerator and your wheels will spin, taking you in deeper. Self control to inch out, pardon my mixing of metaphors, by to inch out millimeter by millimeter. Self-control to come out slowly gets us out faster. And Zimbabweans are good at self-control. Really very very good at smiling, taking a deep breath, and dealing with unreasonable people.

There is going to be a three day rolling demonstration outside the Zim embassy in London (on the Strand up from Trafalgar Square/Charing Cross tube). Thursday, Friday, Saturday. Come if you can. We WILL celebrate the 28th anniversary of Independence. We will celebrate people who have fought for our country. We will celebrate everything good about Zimbabwe. We will remind the world they like doing business with us and playing sport with us. We will invite the embassy staff out to join us. We will show our smiling faces. We don’t mean to disrespect anyone at home – we know celebrating there will be difficult.

We will send a clear message – join us – we are not dumb – we understand the issues but that does not stop us from being nice.

Good luck to people in the USA. South Africa, keep up the pressure. Zimbabweans, keep safe. UK, get to the Strand, Thursday, Friday or Saturday.

My thoughts and prayers are with you all in Zimbabwe. God will answer our prayers and make your nightmare end.

God Bless and Keep you all!

These are the Security Council members(excluding the Permanent members, UK, USA, Russia, France and China), oh and a new e-mail address for the Belgian ambassador:

Belgium – Johan VerbekeFax: +1 212-681-7618 newyorkUN@diplobel.be

Burkina Faso – Michel Kafando Telefax: +1 (212) 308-4690

Costa Rica – Jorge Ortega Telefax: +1 (212) 986-6842

Croatia – Neven Jurica Telefax: +1 (212) 986-2011

Indonesia – Marty Natalegawa Telefax: +1 (212) 972-9780

Italy – Marcello Spatafora Telefax: +1 (212) 486-1036

Libya – Giadalla Azzoz Belgasem Ettalhi Telefax: +1 (212) 593-4787

Panama – Ricardo Alberto Arias Telefax: +1(212) 421-2694

South Africa – Dumisani Khumalo Telefax: +1 (212) 692-2498

Vietnam – Le Lu’o’ng MinhTelefax: +1 (212) 644-5732

It is therefore important that the region and the international community finds some way to commit to the people of Zimbabwe that they will not be punished for voting the “wrong” way in future.

NZ + SAfricans with a conscience was a powerful mix.

Small countries matter. Small actions matter. Small people matter.

Small people who take small actions make small countries matter.

Thanks New Zealand. Thank you South African parliamentarians.