Will Mugabe have a rope round his neck before Christmas?

Question

I'm sort of hoping so.

Answer 1

hope so

Answer 2

hope so, too.

Answer 3

i hope so he deserves to hang

Answer 4

if there is any justice in this world. i would put it there personnally.

Answer 5

F*ck, they had better hurry up, he is an old man. Imagine his nerve turning up at that food summit.  What a piece of sh*t.  I am surprised that he didn't get gunned down right then and there.

I think that he should go by short drop, that is where the drop is so short that the neck does not snap, and the n*gger at the end of that rope has to choke to death instead.  And yes, I feel no shame about using that word with regard to this particular n*gger.

Answer 6

if only!! Now dont get me wrong im not usually for that kind of punishment but people like him deserve nothing better and i guess id like to see him rot in jail if i really had the choice but nothing will change until he's off the planet- preferably burning in h**l.

Answer 7

my history is rusty. im sure ill be corrected but when zimbabwe was called rhodesia, it was a thriving , generally happy country. since it became zimbabwe, its plummetted lower than rock bottom. someone needs stringing up. mugabe looks like a good candidate

Answer 8

If only!  What on earth was the UN set up for in the first place!  Why does he hate his fellow countryman so much?  The really tragedy is a country that once was the bread basket of Africa is now a dust bowl and as usual when despots are in charge - ordinary people suffer unimaginably.

Answer 9

Yes but it'll probably be a rope of tinsel knowing how'jammy' he seems to be!

Answer 10

hopefully.

Answer 11

He will probably be assasinated by an angry gunman soon.

Answer 12

In 1994 Mugabe was bestowed an honorary Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath by Queen Elizabeth II. This entitles him to use the postnominal letters KCB, but not to use the title "Sir." In the United Kingdom, the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Select Committee called for the removal of this honour in 2003, but no action has yet been taken.[109]

Why was this man ever awarded this:-

Mugabe was made an honorary Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath by John Major's Tory government in 1994 - for 'significant contributions' to relations between Britain and its former colony. In 2003 Tony Blair promised to look at withdrawing the honour and the Commons Foreign Affairs Select Committee called for Mugabe to be stripped of it. But no action was taken

Answer 13

Someone ought to do the world a favour and shoot the b*****d !

Answer 14

Yes.

I've had to dig around a lot to find out exactly what is going on in Zimbabwe. You won't hear much about it in the U.S. media.

Here are things that I've read about Mugabe:

1. Seizures of property, assets, and livestock.

2. Over 100,000 people uprooted, of which 90% are black and 10% are white. That is a very low estimate.

3. Journalists rounded up and jailed, possibly tortured.

4. Huge portions of land with a high population density (slums) burned / torn down, to make way for condos for Mugabe's employees.

5. Masses of people dismissed from their jobs, replaced by those of Mugabe's choice.

6. Financial collapse of the worst kind.

7. Food shortages of the worst kind.

8. Complete lack of food distribution infrastructure from mismanagement.

9. Police and military brutality.

10. People flooding into surrounding countries, making their economies less stable.

These are the stories that actually make it to English-language news websites. Mugabe's crimes are far worse than this.