Malanding,

Did you even care to read anything of what I wrote?

For the umpteenth time, I repeat AGAIN, just as I did only yesterday:

"...We will never be tired of repeating that what we support is not
Mugabe per see, but his Land Reform Policy upon which before he embarked he
was a Saint in the eyes of the West despite the atrocities in
Matebeleland..."

Go back and read everything I've ever said about ZIMBABWE, the line has been
consistent. I am sure your line is to submit with: 'How wide Sir?' when
the Master commands: 'Spread your legs.'

If you think Zimbabweans are going to forfeit the right to their land simply
because the West feels offended I can't help you. Fanon has long been dead
but he has left a powerful Manifesto for the opressed, 'The wretched of the
Earth'. Read!

Whoever said I have had faith in The West? I leave that to your school,
remain there waiting for hens to begin giving birth.

Kabir.






On 6/10/07, Malanding Jaiteh <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
> Mr. Njaay,
> You seem to have great faith in this one time African Liberation war
> hero in the name of Robert Mugabe or is it that you have lost much faith
> in the big bad west? No matter where you stand, its lost cause for
> ordinary Zimbabweans / Africans.
>
> Malanding
>
> Kabir Njaay wrote:
>
> > Hi Suntou,
> >
> > Hope the London summer is as good as what we are experiencing in
> > Scandinavia
> > at the moment. It's simply been too good during the past week or so.
> >
> > On Zimbabwe, or rather, Mugabe as the West would like to make us
> > believe is
> > the issue, you are spot on. It's all hypocrisy and double standards.
> > Period!
> >
> > Since when did the West become so concerned about democracy and human
> > rights
> > in Africa?
> >
> > Look at Blair, for example, after screwing up the mandate given to him
> by
> > British voters by consistently sucking up to Bush and his war
> > mongering, he
> > now wants to be remembered for championing the cause of Africa but apart
> > from sending troops to Sierra Leone, what exactly has he done for
> Africa?
> > It's time for Africa to grow up and accept the fact that
> > hyenas will share meat other than with their own.
> >
> > He personally bears much of the responsibility for what is taking
> > place in
> > Zimbabwe by not honouring the agreement the Thatcher government had with
> > ZANU-PF on Land Reform; a Labour government more reactionary than it's
> > conservative predecessor, pandering to multinational business interests.
> >
> > Many of those so-called 'farm owners' in Zimbabwe (most of them
> > absentee, by
> > the way) are none other than business tycoons sitting in the
> > boardrooms of
> > many big  British banks and businesses. Mugabe and The ZANU-PF
> understand
> > though that what is good for the goose cannot be hazardous for the
> > gander.
> > Sucking African blood for centuries whiles always running around
> > claiming to
> > be helping Africa?
> >
> > Did you hear them again at the G8? Same old story. Something has to
> give;
> > Africa has suffered for much too long and we can't expect those who have
> > trampled on us for centuries to suddenly bail us out. It's like
> > waiting for
> > and expecting a hen to stop laying eggs and instead begin to give
> > birth. Africa must rid itself of the inferiority complexes and take the
> > initiative and that is what I see happening with the continent's
> > collective
> > stand on Zimbabwe.
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Kabir.
> >
> >
> > On 6/10/07, Suntou Touray <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> >
> >>
> >> KABIR
> >> on the issue of zimbabwe and mugabe ,i completely side with your
> >> versions
> >> of
> >> event leading to the branding of mr mugabe a despot.
> >> the west wants us to see through there looking glass. mugabe is no
> saint
> >> ,he
> >> need to improve on so many things .but since when did he came under
> this
> >> intense scrutine ?
> >> our learned brother baba is within his rights to see mugabe otherwise
> >> ,he
> >> has
> >> been affected by dictatorship and hardline rule. but i see a vast
> >> difference
> >> between our own devil and that of zimbabwe's mugabe. baba , we will
> >> never
> >> forget your personal sacrifice in letting gambians and the wider world
> >> know
> >> what things were really like in yahya's gambia.
> >> i controvercialy support mugabe's legacy even in the middle of redneck
> >> anglsaxon britain .he is a hero to me.
> >> brother kabir has made it abundantly clear other elections in africa
> >> were
> >> deemed unfair but nevertheless the west carrry on as usual no big fuse.
> >> ethopia is a perfect example.infact the u.s are happily in bed with the
> >> ethopian prime minister.
> >>
> >
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