Your thoughts on President Mugabe?

Question

Your thoughts on President Mugabe?

Answer 1

Mugabe is very closely related the the labour government and Gordon brown   did you vote for him. NO  as no one did not even his own party  elected him to power . secret hand shakes only .

but he  is still the political leader in the UK   lets get our own back yard sorted firsts before we poke our nose in there . but i forgot there's no oil or gold there so we wont bother the fight there on terror will we .

Answer 2

Puts somethings into prospective. The USA is not to bad a place to live after all.

Answer 3

the black version of Hitler (Hey, both these guys have the little moustache)

Answer 4

A little Hilter wanna be.  Except for one thing:  Hilter's Germany at least had some money.

Answer 5

He is not worth wasting effort on thoughts, only actions to remove that murderous megalomaniac  from power will do.

Answer 6

colored hitler who needs t.o.b.a.s (taking out back and shot)

Answer 7

I have crafted a solution to rid Zimbabwe of this "Shona Psychopath". Have him visit African Union peace keepers in the Darfur region of Sudan and don't provide an armed escort.

Answer 8

Sub-Saharan Africa is a disaster area to which well-meaning folks in the west want to send ever increasing amounts of aid.  But Mugabe epitomises the problem, which is bad management, and no amount of aid will do any good until good management is in place.  Rhodesia under the Brits was a prosperous country and a net exporter of food.  In its reincarnation as Zimbabwe its people are starving, and the rest of Africa, most notably Mbeke, stands by and does nothing.

Answer 9

Scummy dictator

Answer 10

evil and twisted.

Answer 11

Sorry, I thought you were talking about some President, until I realised you meant DICTATOR!

...and why in God's name is the EU even considering given one cent to a continent that keeps the arms industry working overtime.

Did I forget to mention China's interest in keeping this unrest going!

Answer 12

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/wo...

There had to be an African solution - let's hope this is it.

Answer 13

Homicidal maniac!

Answer 14

Stop calling him president, call him tyrannt Mugabe.

Someone should shoot him.

Answer 15

He  is  just  a  self  preserving  Ignorant  Thieving  Arshole.....

He  should  be  made  to  live  in  the  conditions  he  sees  fit  to  let  the  majority  of  his  citizens  live  in...That  is  the  only  way  Dictators  like  him  will  learn......To  shoot  the  b*****d  would  be  too  kind....He  needs  to  suffer

Answer 16

Robert Mugabe is sanctioning the murder of his own people by his actions. His soldiers/supporters are violent and will murder, torture and imprison anyone opposing Mugabe's regime. He has also decimated the Zimbabwean economy by allowing his 'thugs' to murder/expel many people, including the farmers and placing his own supporters in the farms as landowners in their stead. These 'thugs' have no intention of growing/producing food nor the knowledge to do it and have been shown to murder the cattle, sheep and terrorise the people in the vicinity. Mugabe's failure to protect the Zimbabwean economy/production/infrastructure has further added to the economy's collapse so they have inflation running at 1000's %. His own people are starving.

My understanding is that he started off as a good president, but he seems to have gone power 'mad', if not deranged and is now a tyrant. He has been corrupted. The South Africans are very weak. They should be 'pulling the plug' on Zimbabwe's electricity and the South African president should be condemning Mugabe's actions as well as providing a safe haven for their refugees. Despite the support that Mugabe gave the ANC in the 1960's, Nelson Mandela condemned the situation in Zimbabwe just before his 90th birthday. It's a shame Mugabe can't follow Nelson Mandela's example.

Other countries need to impose sanctions that do not affect the ordinary people of Zimbabwe, who are suffering enough. These could include not allowing him and his entourage to pass over their airspace or enter their country and the export of arms to Mugabe's regime should not be allowed. It is also arguable to invade due to the mass murder and abuse of human rights to restore a democratically elected  Zimbabwean Government with economic help to rebuild the roads, schools, farms, etc.. ie infrastructure and get their expats to return to rebuild their country-but I think this must be a UN decision with their troops not UK/USA (look at the Iraq situation). Whoever gets control must properly manage the country's economy and stop the corruption otherwise they will be back to square one like so many of the poorer African countries.

Answer 17

Evil corrupt scumbag.  Destroyed a prosperous country and reduced it to an impoverished wasteland full of starving, homeless people who live in terror of his army.  

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/jul...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/...

The sooner he pops his clogs the better.