Jill1066 on July 27, 2008 at 10:22 PM

very true, but I’m very surprised that there is even a glimmer of hope…

“White folks greed, runs a world in need.” Barrack Hussein Obama

NOT

If we could mitigate the European influence from Africa in toto all would be well.

In fact I would predict that several African nations would prosper so much so that a few would even have space programs with in a few years.

Whites need to leave Africa today and no cameras or missionaries should be allowed till they invent and produce their own cameras.

Now, mind you they will have a thriving electronics market and industry in less than 10 years as they are so resourceful . if they choose not to advance in that field that is okay because they will create a utopia like they had before those most evil Europeans showed up..

FREE AFRICA!!

RMR on July 27, 2008 at 7:21 PM

+1

Very, very evil the democrats plans in this whole deal.

Beto Ochoa on July 27, 2008 at 4:58 PM

Being on the side of tyrants is nothing new for the lefty Dems. re: support of Castro and Chavez

Saddam gone and democracy established

The North Korean reactor shut down

Mugabe going

Libyan nuclear program dismantled

Haitian thug gone

Under the terms of the deal, all senior officials in the police, military, and intelligence services will have to resign as well.

Color me surprised. I thought Mugabe was going to get away with it. Wonder what changed. They haven’t started eating each other have they?

Liberia, with American and International Help, could be a shining example of how an effective Government on the African Continent can be run. Liberia is in a tough neighborhood. They are a predominently Christian country.

Liberia it could be Paradise.

https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/li.html

The US, UK, and most of Europe can congratulate themselves on keeping pressure on Mugabe and Mbeki.

Are you kidding me? The entire world should hang their heads in shame that they allowed this horror to go on for 28 years.
The USA needs to act in more decisive ways to remove this vermin from the world. Even if it pisses off the world, we still have to do the right thing. Yes, we are the worlds police, by way of the fact that we can be.

The coutry will continue a mess because it has been structurally destroyed. God help the good guys put things back together again, but they will have to import a lot of brains to do it, not of the tribe(s), either.

I sincerely hope there really is a Hell, even if some people are right and I am headed there from here. At least I will see Mugabe…

aengus on July 27, 2008 at 3:23 PM

Many wealthy democratic donors were involved directly and tangentially with Saddam’s black market oil. They were quite smart about it in hiding behind layers of corporate and foreign entities. Marc Rich ring a bell?
The Chirac and Putin govts. were directly involved. It was interesting to watch how Dom de Villepin suckered G.W. Bush into an inextricable situation with sabre rattling and assurances of French support only to pull the rug from underneath Colin Powell’s feet after a face to face meeting where he pledged support. Only to emerge and say exactly the opposite to the gathered press. I’ll never forget the look on Powell’s face when Dom’s knife went into his back. After that you saw an abrupt turn by the dem leadership saying they were bamboozeled into supporting the invasion and the whole Joe Wilson thing blew up. That was put into place and it’s accompanying rhetoric (mis-led into an illegal war) and spin scripted a year before it was launched.
Very, very evil the democrats plans in this whole deal.

In Africa, this is often the case, as the colonial powers drew borders which suited them but overrode tribal boundaries. The common result is that many African nations have one dominant tribe with 2/3 – 3/4 majority, and one or more minority tribes

These different tribes–in Zimbabwe and elsewhere–speak different languages or distinctly different dialects of the same language group, have different cultural practices, and are often generations-old rivals and enemies

It could possibly happen that Mugabe’s rule was so bad for so long that his rivals–in and outside of his tribe–could form a democratic coalition that overrides tribal loyalites and identity, but that’s not likely