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The Nightmare In Zimbabwe
By Pejman Yousefzadeh Posted in Begone I Say And Let Us Have Done With You | Foreign Affairs | Robert Mugabe | Zimbabwe — Comments (5) / Email this page » / Leave a comment »
If it can be believed, the post-election environment in Zimbabwe has become even more horrifying than the pre-election environment was. Once again, Robert Mugabe manages to sink to the expectations of others:
Scores of children and babies have been locked up in filthy prison cells in Harare as Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe's president, sinks to new depths in his campaign to force the opposition into exile before an expected run-off in presidential elections.
Twenty-four babies and 40 children under the age of six were among the 250 people rounded up in a raid on Friday, according to Nelson Chamisa, spokesman for the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC). Yesterday they were crammed into cells in Southerton police station in central Harare.
"This is ruthlessness of the worst kind. How can you incarcerate children whose mothers have fled their homes hoping to give their children refuge?" asked an emotional Chamisa yesterday. "In Mugabe's Zimbabwe even children are not spared the terror that befalls their parents."
The families were rounded up from MDC headquarters, where they had sought refuge from violence in the countryside.
Thought to be directed by top military officers, Operation Where Did You Put Your Cross? has prompted thousands to flee. They are trying to escape the so-called war veterans, who are attacking people and burning down hundreds of houses for voting "incorrectly" in last month's elections.
"What we're seeing is an undeclared civil war," said Chamisa. "It's genocide. This situation is out of control, it's now beyond the capacity of the MDC alone. It requires the region, the continent, the international community to act."
More here. Mugabe's capacity to appall and disgust seems to know no bounds.
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Actually, it isn't.
"At times one remains faithful to a cause only because its opponents do not cease to be insipid." --Friedrich Nietzsche
There will not be another warning.
Unless you find a useful purpose in demeaning people because of their ancestry.
Mugabe is described much more aptly by other words. Like despot, thug, criminal, punk, amoral, megalomanical, stupid, and so on.
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