Mugabe endorsement

Posted on 31 March 2007 by Paul

Boy am I glad reason has prevailed …

Is it time to start packing bags yet?

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  • Nixx

    :O !!! What are we coming to when our president stops speaking for his country. How SAD for him, but even sadder for us!!!!!

  • Nixx

    :O !!! What are we coming to when our president stops speaking for his country. How SAD for him, but even sadder for us!!!!!

  • Nixx

    :O !!! What are we coming to when our president stops speaking for his country. How SAD for him, but even sadder for us!!!!!

  • Nixx

    :O !!! What are we coming to when our president stops speaking for his country. How SAD for him, but even sadder for us!!!!!

  • http://blog.jacobson.co.za Paul

    And what a conflicting message. I saw in another weekend paper that regional leaders have told Mugabe to either reform his ways or get out of politics.

  • http://blog.jacobson.co.za Paul

    And what a conflicting message. I saw in another weekend paper that regional leaders have told Mugabe to either reform his ways or get out of politics.

  • http://blog.jacobson.co.za Paul

    And what a conflicting message. I saw in another weekend paper that regional leaders have told Mugabe to either reform his ways or get out of politics.

  • http://blog.jacobson.co.za Paul

    And what a conflicting message. I saw in another weekend paper that regional leaders have told Mugabe to either reform his ways or get out of politics.

  • http://blog.jacobson.co.za Paul

    In fact, from what I hear of SA’s diplomatic efforts to rein in this lunatic (Mugabe), the more I think about the failed policy of appeasement that directly contributed to the Second World War.

  • http://blog.jacobson.co.za Paul

    In fact, from what I hear of SA’s diplomatic efforts to rein in this lunatic (Mugabe), the more I think about the failed policy of appeasement that directly contributed to the Second World War.

  • http://blog.jacobson.co.za Paul

    In fact, from what I hear of SA’s diplomatic efforts to rein in this lunatic (Mugabe), the more I think about the failed policy of appeasement that directly contributed to the Second World War.

  • http://blog.jacobson.co.za Paul

    In fact, from what I hear of SA's diplomatic efforts to rein in this lunatic (Mugabe), the more I think about the failed policy of appeasement that directly contributed to the Second World War.

  • Nixx

    If this was the UK or even, embarrassingly, the USA, the leader of the nation would have had a press conference to clarify any confusion and take a firm stand. Dear Thabo, however, prefers to leave everyone to their own devices to wallow in confusion. SHOCKING.

  • Nixx

    If this was the UK or even, embarrassingly, the USA, the leader of the nation would have had a press conference to clarify any confusion and take a firm stand. Dear Thabo, however, prefers to leave everyone to their own devices to wallow in confusion. SHOCKING.

  • Nixx

    If this was the UK or even, embarrassingly, the USA, the leader of the nation would have had a press conference to clarify any confusion and take a firm stand. Dear Thabo, however, prefers to leave everyone to their own devices to wallow in confusion. SHOCKING.

  • Nixx

    If this was the UK or even, embarrassingly, the USA, the leader of the nation would have had a press conference to clarify any confusion and take a firm stand. Dear Thabo, however, prefers to leave everyone to their own devices to wallow in confusion. SHOCKING.

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