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Blessed Geza and his ZANU-PF Presidential candidate hiding from the ballot box?
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Calls for protests from a South African hideout as ZANU-PF heads to Conference. Blessed Geza has once again exposed himself - not as a revolutionary, but as a keyboard coward. As the nation prepares for the ZANU PF Conference on Friday, 17 October 2025, Geza is plotting chaos from across the Limpopo, urging protests instead of facing the people.
If Geza and his phantom candidate truly had support, they would stand before the delegates at Congress - not behind Twitter accounts and rented protest mobs. Zimbabwe's revolution was built by men of discipline and order, not noise-makers in exile.
Even during the war in Mozambique, ZANU and ZANLA respected systems and command. Bullets were flying, comrades were dying, but the movement still followed procedure. Now Geza, who never fired a single shot, wants to overthrow structures built with blood and sacrifice - using hashtags and empty slogans.
Zimbabwe is not Nepal. Zimbabwe is not Madagascar.
Our people are too educated, too mature, and too patriotic to be manipulated by a man shouting from a safe distance in Johannesburg.
Geza's so-called "protest" is nothing but a desperate cry for relevance - a man terrified of the ballot, terrified of Congress, terrified of the people he claims to represent.
If Blessed Geza truly wants to lead, let him come home and face the music. Until then, he remains what he is: a political clown hiding behind WiFi and cowardice.
Because real revolutionaries don't hide - they face the people.
If Geza and his phantom candidate truly had support, they would stand before the delegates at Congress - not behind Twitter accounts and rented protest mobs. Zimbabwe's revolution was built by men of discipline and order, not noise-makers in exile.
Even during the war in Mozambique, ZANU and ZANLA respected systems and command. Bullets were flying, comrades were dying, but the movement still followed procedure. Now Geza, who never fired a single shot, wants to overthrow structures built with blood and sacrifice - using hashtags and empty slogans.
Our people are too educated, too mature, and too patriotic to be manipulated by a man shouting from a safe distance in Johannesburg.
Geza's so-called "protest" is nothing but a desperate cry for relevance - a man terrified of the ballot, terrified of Congress, terrified of the people he claims to represent.
If Blessed Geza truly wants to lead, let him come home and face the music. Until then, he remains what he is: a political clown hiding behind WiFi and cowardice.
Because real revolutionaries don't hide - they face the people.
Source - Peter Chirau
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