Opinion / Columnist
If Mugabe needs the masses then give him the masses!
16 Nov 2017 at 14:23hrs | Views
Mr Chiwenga, allow us to take the tin-pot dictator down. This heinous dictator always hides behind the people therefore please allow the people to express their disgust and take him down today. As long as the army is available to ensure a peaceful protest, we would like to complete the job ourselves so that the tin-pot dictator understands that it is not the army but us the people who wish him out and who wish him well.
We have been treated like terrorists for demanding freedom and justice in our own motherland. Please send the tanks, helicopters, and fighter jets to protect us as we complete a sterling job you started. The ZBC TV and radio must be at the forefront of covering our expression of disgust. The whole world must know that we are with you. We are tired of being acted upon by other countries and defined by so-called experts who have no clue of our true situation.
We cannot afford another week with this tin-pot dictator holding the country hostage; he needs to go and go today. You are doing a sterling job of hunting those sycophants who were bought off with ministerial posts, diplomatic posts, directorship of state corporations, and cars, or government bungalow. Do not forget to go after the bogus university students planted by Mugabe.
Please assure us of a peaceful protest and we will finish the job for you today. We are sick and tired of the despot. I leave you with the below quote:
"Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable." - President John F. Kennedy in 1972 to Latin American diplomats.
We have been treated like terrorists for demanding freedom and justice in our own motherland. Please send the tanks, helicopters, and fighter jets to protect us as we complete a sterling job you started. The ZBC TV and radio must be at the forefront of covering our expression of disgust. The whole world must know that we are with you. We are tired of being acted upon by other countries and defined by so-called experts who have no clue of our true situation.
Please assure us of a peaceful protest and we will finish the job for you today. We are sick and tired of the despot. I leave you with the below quote:
"Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable." - President John F. Kennedy in 1972 to Latin American diplomats.
Source - Sam Wezhira
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