Yes, Ian Smith, he recently died. Now look at the state of the country. Their currency is revalued evry few months, the only wealth there is with Mugabe and his cronies, he had a birthday party earlier this year, lavish, lobster, champagne the whole works, and his countrymen are dying of malnutrition
The old colonial rule as you call it, in Rhosesia, survived for a number of years with sanctions far stricter than those currently imposed, and fought a civil war at the same time, and continued with a viable economy., low unemployment, a good health system and nil starvation
we have discussed this by private mail, yet you still stick to this. The sanctions are against Mugabe and his government, not against the people, medicine flows in freely. Mugabe often prevents distribution of this and food, and than blames this on sanctions, people are dying in their thousands of cholera and aids, but Mugabe denies either exists in Zimbabwe.
I didn't drive into the house, but I did hook the wing mirror into the gate, decided to reverse out, and brought the gate and part of the wall with me, not a scratch on the car though. My husband was very understanding, he even rebuilt the wall without to much complaining
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RE: Good Bye Phil- (username - Detente)
R.I.P. Phil