Opinion / Columnist
Open letter to President J. Mujuru
26 Feb 2016 at 19:51hrs | Views
I may want to extend my best greetings. If you are serious about exposing the truth surrounding the late general, you've to confess on your part.
A few questions that I may bother to ask you are:
(1) Were you Joyce still married to the general by the time of his death? If yes then you really know how the fire started and can you (a) tell us how you managed to escape the tragedy, (b) and can you explain a bit if the property he died in was guarded, if so where were the security guards?
(2) Why Cde Teurairopa have you not assisted investigators on what transpired to our general, were you afraid to lose your earthly pleasures which you later did, if so (a) what was important your job or your husband (b) if it was your job, what then is your idea behind People First.
(3) What may have happened to the general's will can you just be clear enough? Some people may want to know what makes the generals children take you to the courts? Well i am happy that you said you are a church woman in your interview and you seem to be ready to let the cat out, do you know the ten commandments and are you ready for your own sins to be forgiven?
(4) If you woman of God,are refusing to hand over the will so that Caesars will get what belongs to Caesars, is that daylight robbery?
(a) Are you not afraid of missing heaven for the sake of earthly treasures,
(b) i) what is good losing your treasures for Heaven's sake or
ii) amassing more wealthy by greedy means for hell's victory?
(5) Do you Teu have clean hands in the death of Cde General because given the circumstances surrounding his death one may be forced to implicate you as a first suspect if ever you were still together. One may want to know where you were by the night in question?
(6) and last but not least, (a) will you bother to explain about some indictments levelled against you on illicit diamond deals and extortion of companies' shares? (b) what about the licensing of Masiyiwa's Econet, do they hate you really
A few questions that I may bother to ask you are:
(1) Were you Joyce still married to the general by the time of his death? If yes then you really know how the fire started and can you (a) tell us how you managed to escape the tragedy, (b) and can you explain a bit if the property he died in was guarded, if so where were the security guards?
(2) Why Cde Teurairopa have you not assisted investigators on what transpired to our general, were you afraid to lose your earthly pleasures which you later did, if so (a) what was important your job or your husband (b) if it was your job, what then is your idea behind People First.
(3) What may have happened to the general's will can you just be clear enough? Some people may want to know what makes the generals children take you to the courts? Well i am happy that you said you are a church woman in your interview and you seem to be ready to let the cat out, do you know the ten commandments and are you ready for your own sins to be forgiven?
(4) If you woman of God,are refusing to hand over the will so that Caesars will get what belongs to Caesars, is that daylight robbery?
(a) Are you not afraid of missing heaven for the sake of earthly treasures,
(b) i) what is good losing your treasures for Heaven's sake or
ii) amassing more wealthy by greedy means for hell's victory?
(5) Do you Teu have clean hands in the death of Cde General because given the circumstances surrounding his death one may be forced to implicate you as a first suspect if ever you were still together. One may want to know where you were by the night in question?
(6) and last but not least, (a) will you bother to explain about some indictments levelled against you on illicit diamond deals and extortion of companies' shares? (b) what about the licensing of Masiyiwa's Econet, do they hate you really
Source - Unknown Zanu-PF Official
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