Brauny Blue
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No oil, no invasion
Just another point, what is the use of the United Nations
Just another point, what is the use of the United Nations
Mugabe
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Melton Fox
Dancing Queen
To protect the financial interest of the USA.No oil, no invasion
Just another point, what is the use of the United Nations
Biffa Bacon
Well-Known Member
He's a tosser but if the Afican Union think it's ok to do what he does who are we to argue?
Disco Bob
New Member
Bloody unions - Thatcher would've sorted the bleeders out.
Biffa Bacon
Well-Known Member
Not the afrcan union , it'd be racist to sort them out.
Disco Bob
New Member
Bloody political correctness - I blame naggers.
Boy Genius
Banned
I could sort the ****ers out then, I'm racist.
Biffa Bacon
Well-Known Member
Thats the spirit, at least someone is willing to do something.
Boy Genius
Banned
Mugabe in the cross hairs, cans of cold beer..... what a sweet life.
Biffa Bacon
Well-Known Member
Problem is the west plays by the rules, Mugabe can kill anyone he likes but we have to let him visit Europe to tell us how the British are making him starve his people, you couldn't make it up.
Dour
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You boys with your irony, you are so funny.
Are you suggesting Thatcher wasn't a racist? :icon_eek:
Disco Bob
New Member
It'd be a lovely world if I could kill every person who pissed me off.
Chuck T Masala
New Member
Its not just Mugabe is it, its also the thousands of thugs he has at his bidding. The war vets? Even though some are clearly too young to have been involved in the war against Ian Smith's Government, they all act under that banner. They would probably start anther revolutionary insurgency simply because they have so much to lose.
There is also the question of the police and the army who at the top at least clearly support Mugabe's regime because they benefit.
Taking him out may well be the catalyst for all out civil war, regime change may not be enough. It would take a very big stick to sort it out.
There is also the question of the police and the army who at the top at least clearly support Mugabe's regime because they benefit.
Taking him out may well be the catalyst for all out civil war, regime change may not be enough. It would take a very big stick to sort it out.
fcukcov
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It would help my death list.
Biffa Bacon
Well-Known Member
Not irony, the west plays by 'the rules' as it writes the rules, Mugabe has chosen not to play along and is a very naughty boy.
fcukcov
Active Member
You mean he’s not the messiah?
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