Terrorist States
Posted: Sat Sep 14, 2002 10:37 am
Terrorist States
At a time when Americans and Western European countries remember the first aniversary of the twin tower debacle, little thought is given by these same countries with the exception of Brittain of the plight of the white farmers in Zimbabwe.
These farmers are Zimbabwian citizens, but because of the colour of their skin are being discriminated against. The government of Mugabe passes laws aimed to hound these whites off their land without compensation, and if they dont comply, are considered law breakers and punished accordingly.
Racism is an international crime. Here in Southern Africa if a white expresses anti black views, he is justly tarred with the racist brush. Blacks (especially in Zimbabwe, their president included) vomit anti white sentiment, and dont consider that to be racist. In fact when they spew their invective against the whites, they term them as the racist minority (notwithstanding the fact that the majority of whites are not racists). The are told to give up their land or go to jail, then to leave the country, even if most of them have only a Zimbabwian passport.
President Bush recently made the statement to the effect that nations who do not actively side with the USA are indirectly supporting terrorist nations such as Iraq and possibly Libyia.
I ask you. Would you consider a nation as being a terrorist nation which:
1. Disposesses its own citizens of their property without compensation, giving such property to its own supporters and lackeys.
2. Impoverishes its own nation by throwing all sound economic principals to the wind, in spite of the fact that Zimbabwe is a very fertile country.
3. Actively practises racialism.
4. Kidnapping judges who then dissapear for applying the law against government ministers acting criminally.
5. (I could give a longer list of abuses, but the above will suffice)
Yet there is not the slightest threat of invasion to replace Mugabe with a democratic leader, as the Americans and the British wish to do with Saddim in Iraq. But then again America and the Western European countries have vested interests in the gulf states, but very little in Southern Africa by comparison. (What double standards apply?)
I live in South Africa. I can assure you that the leaders of the Southern African countries who give lip service of sympathy to the events of 11 Sept 2001, are not genuine (with the exception of Mandela). They need to kow tow to the American purse holders to help fund Africas own economic designs in the form of NEPAD. (In fact the American representative to the World Summit For Sustainable Development in Johannesburg was virtually bo-ed by most African country representatives, in spite of a promised American handout).
At a time when Americans and Western European countries remember the first aniversary of the twin tower debacle, little thought is given by these same countries with the exception of Brittain of the plight of the white farmers in Zimbabwe.
These farmers are Zimbabwian citizens, but because of the colour of their skin are being discriminated against. The government of Mugabe passes laws aimed to hound these whites off their land without compensation, and if they dont comply, are considered law breakers and punished accordingly.
Racism is an international crime. Here in Southern Africa if a white expresses anti black views, he is justly tarred with the racist brush. Blacks (especially in Zimbabwe, their president included) vomit anti white sentiment, and dont consider that to be racist. In fact when they spew their invective against the whites, they term them as the racist minority (notwithstanding the fact that the majority of whites are not racists). The are told to give up their land or go to jail, then to leave the country, even if most of them have only a Zimbabwian passport.
President Bush recently made the statement to the effect that nations who do not actively side with the USA are indirectly supporting terrorist nations such as Iraq and possibly Libyia.
I ask you. Would you consider a nation as being a terrorist nation which:
1. Disposesses its own citizens of their property without compensation, giving such property to its own supporters and lackeys.
2. Impoverishes its own nation by throwing all sound economic principals to the wind, in spite of the fact that Zimbabwe is a very fertile country.
3. Actively practises racialism.
4. Kidnapping judges who then dissapear for applying the law against government ministers acting criminally.
5. (I could give a longer list of abuses, but the above will suffice)
Yet there is not the slightest threat of invasion to replace Mugabe with a democratic leader, as the Americans and the British wish to do with Saddim in Iraq. But then again America and the Western European countries have vested interests in the gulf states, but very little in Southern Africa by comparison. (What double standards apply?)
I live in South Africa. I can assure you that the leaders of the Southern African countries who give lip service of sympathy to the events of 11 Sept 2001, are not genuine (with the exception of Mandela). They need to kow tow to the American purse holders to help fund Africas own economic designs in the form of NEPAD. (In fact the American representative to the World Summit For Sustainable Development in Johannesburg was virtually bo-ed by most African country representatives, in spite of a promised American handout).