IS British PM so miniscule or this Man is out of his mind?? (2)
"Mugabe is boycotting the summit, which Tsvangirai is attending. The summit is expected to call for the urgent release of the election results.
'Sometimes we have other business that holds us back,' Mugabe told reporters, assuring his no-show in Zambia was not a snub to his neighbours, who were still his 'very good friends,' his 'brothers'."Quote
"Other business.." of course he does. Knowing Mugabe, his supporters are probably sharpening their pangas, cleaning off and loading up their old AK's. If the shooting starts again in ol' Rhodesia, I wonder who would try to intervene...Mugabe can't rely on his old Soviet friends, nor Zambia, given the state of their military...South Africa?? Perhaps, perhaps not, depends on their General Staff which is still not dominated by any ANC appointees; perhaps England? They never dared when we were fighting Mugabe , not til Smith crumbled under pressure, then the Brits came in all high and mighty to formally surrender to Mugabe, instead of Nkomo. Things may have taken a much better course...
'Sometimes we have other business that holds us back,' Mugabe told reporters, assuring his no-show in Zambia was not a snub to his neighbours, who were still his 'very good friends,' his 'brothers'."Quote
"Other business.." of course he does. Knowing Mugabe, his supporters are probably sharpening their pangas, cleaning off and loading up their old AK's. If the shooting starts again in ol' Rhodesia, I wonder who would try to intervene...Mugabe can't rely on his old Soviet friends, nor Zambia, given the state of their military...South Africa?? Perhaps, perhaps not, depends on their General Staff which is still not dominated by any ANC appointees; perhaps England? They never dared when we were fighting Mugabe , not til Smith crumbled under pressure, then the Brits came in all high and mighty to formally surrender to Mugabe, instead of Nkomo. Things may have taken a much better course...
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'Brown is the world?' the 84-year-old Zimbabwean leader asked rhetorically following a meeting in Harare with South African President Thabo Mbeki.
'Brown is a little tiny dot in this world,' he said scathingly.
Mugabe was reacting to Brown's call for the official results of the presidential elections, in which opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) leader Morgan Tsvangirai has already claimed victory over Mugabe. But Mugabe's party is calling for a runoff, saying neither won outright majority.
'The whole eyes of the world are on Zimbabwe,' Brown said, urging, 'proper international monitoring' if the election goes to a second round.
Mugabe met Mbeki before the South African leader flew to Zambia for an emergency meeting of the 14-nation Southern African Development Community (SADC) on the tensions in Zimbabwe.
Mugabe is boycotting the summit, which Tsvangirai is attending. The summit is expected to call for the urgent release of the election results.
'Sometimes we have other business that holds us back,' Mugabe told reporters, assuring his no-show in Zambia was not a snub to his neighbours, who were still his 'very good friends,' his 'brothers'.