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Jairos Tapfuma • n/a
Subject: I wish
Wed, 11 Mar 2009 17:53:02 • I wish all those who listen to President Mugabe would appreciate the way Tsvangirai's son has done. President Mugabe is a nationalist. I think if other Zimbabweans can judge for themselves then they will judge better.
Omugabe • Dziva@sanandresano.com
Subject: Look Inward & Look East for Self-development, Zim Patriots!
Wed, 11 Mar 2009 16:26:22 • All Zim Patriots already know well the heart of this virtuous, courageous and wise leader of Africans.
That is why those in the know, unreservedly call him Magnanimous Mugabe, African Hero without an equal.
Those who would relentlessly sow the sinful seeds of 'divide and dominate' among Africans, may delude a few unthinking Africans to hate fellow Africans.
However, the bulk of Africans know by now that even though the Rule of Law must be uphold for the Self-determination, peace and tranquility and integrity of Zimbabwe, the Rule of Law will NEVER be upheld on the basis of hatred for fellow Africans.
In the end, Zim Patriots seek to restore the tranquility and happiness that existed among Africans prior to the criminal invasions and colonization.
Long live Magnanimous Mugabe to continue instilling wisdom in the hearts and minds of Zim Patriots, and in the hearts of Africans in general.
Mark Ross • n/a
Subject: praise
Wed, 11 Mar 2009 14:46:44 • “I want to thank his excellency the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe for the kind words that changed my understanding of him. Hmm hardly qualifies as heaped praises. All the same the Tsvangirai family has shown so much strength of character and moral maturity rarely seen and lacking in many who will remain nameless. My thoughts and prayers are with them at this sad time. We can only hope that Mr Mugabe's conciliatory tone is sincere as we have heard this type of talk from him a thousand times before and he goes on to do the opposite. We can only live and hope.
Perry Mayamba • perrymayamba@yahoo.com
Subject: SAY WHAT YOU MAY, MUGABE IS STILL A MONISTER
Wed, 11 Mar 2009 13:37:48 • Hey! I am amazed with the shallow analyses of the submissions above. Honestly, attending a funeral and saying nice words doesn't change the fact that Mugabe is a monster. Records and facts are there to prove for themselves. Lets not be blinded by a single comment clustered with pretense before we even know the real enemy behind the demise of our lovely mother. A monister will always be a monister. Bye!
TAWANDA • DMAKUMBE@YAHOO.COM
Subject: IN ZIM WE ARE ONE
Wed, 11 Mar 2009 12:47:14 • HARU MUTASA OF THE AL JEBBC-CNN MUST STOP REPORTING HER WISHES ABOUT ZIMBABWE WHEN SHE IS IN KENYA..THAT LADY IS LOST , SHE THINKS JOURNALISM IS POLITICAL ANALYSIS SHAME ON HER. WHY DOES SHE HATE ZIMBABWE.IS SHE ZIMBABWEAN. ANYWAY SHE IS SLAVE OF THE DAVID FROST OF THIS WORLD.
PRESIDENT MUGABE HAS SHOWN THAT HE IS MAN WITHOUT QUESTIONABLE INTERGRITY IN AS FAR AS ZIMBABWE IS CONCERNED. AND TO OUR PRIME MINISTER HON. MORGAN TSVANGIRAI I SAY WE ARE WITH YOU DURING THIS HARD TIME IN YOUR LIFE.GOD BELSS YOU AND MAKE YOU STRONGER.
Toitasei Toitasei • toitasei@yahoo.com
Subject: BLESSING IN DIGUISE !!!!!!!!!!
Wed, 11 Mar 2009 12:27:45 • Well a saying goes Kushata Kwezvimwe, Kunaka Kwezvimwe. Do not get me wrong i was not happy with the death of MAI TSVANGIRAI, for no sane person should be. The death of the PM's wife might prove to be that spark that was needed to ignite the everlasting flame of trust between our leaders. I call it a flame because where there is flame (light) suspicion disappears, unlike in the dark where you do not see what your adversary is doing and hence can only suspect and guess. The death might prove to be a blessing in disguise for the Zimbabweans. I am convinced that it has brought Mugabe and Tsvangirai closer together. If it was not a genuine accident then the enemy is going to be very disappointed, instead of widening the gap and causing chaos his deeds can actually do the opposite i.e. closing the gap and bringing harmony among the Zim people. I strongly edge those of us who still holds grudges, who are against the inclusive gov't, those who still want to continue with hate, those who still want to be selfish and those who still think that Zim is theirs alone to think again and stop such evil thought and genuinely unite with others to build our country. Revenge can only lead to more revenge for it becomes a cycle. I also would like to edge the powers that be that the protection of our VIP's should be taken seriously, actually it must be a serious offence to refuse state protection. I say so because wants one becomes a public figure entrusted with the secrets of a state and lives of the nation, he/she becomes state property that should not be damaged because it is a valuable state asset. I would like to thank AMAI TSVANGIRAI very much in anticipation of the blessing in disguise and hope she will not disappoint me.
Thokozile • n/a
Subject: Edwin Tsvangirai on President RGM
Wed, 11 Mar 2009 10:39:24 • Edwin Tsvangirai has now seen it for himself, the moment he has had time to listen to the President, has changed his perception of the President.
President Robert Mugabe is not the monster, the west want every one to see in him. That is why all this propaganda in hostile western media, it is meant to brainwash our lot, and turn against each other with swords.
With their propaganda machinery on overdrive, they made lots of us, the likes of one Tererai Maripakwenda,what a disgrace, often shown on BBC these days, strongly believe that Zanu Pf can win a popular vote without rigging.
Obviously one's perception of Zimbabwean politics, Zanu Pf, MDC, President Mugabe, Prime Minister Tsvangirai will normally be wrong if their source of information is the very hostile western media BBC, CNN, AL-JABBC, The Telegraph, Daily Mail, The Sun etc.
It is very true that President Mugabe was very much against what he believed the MDC stood for. That was the actual difference between the two. That should not stop them grieving together in times of personal and national tragedies.
Thokozile • n/a
Subject: Edwin Tsvangirai on President RGM
Wed, 11 Mar 2009 10:38:15 • Edwin Tsvangirai has now seen it for himself, the moment he has had time to listen to the President, has changed his perception of the President.
President Robert Mugabe is not the monster, the west want every one to see in him. That is why all this propaganda in hostile western media, it is meant to brainwash our lot, and turn against each other with swords.
With their propaganda machinery on overdrive, they made lots of us, the likes of one Tererai Maripakwenda,what a disgrace, often shown on BBC these days, strongly believe that Zanu Pf can win a popular vote without rigging.
Obviously one's perception of Zimbabwean politics, Zanu Pf, MDC, President Mugabe, Prime Minister Tsvangirai will normally be wrong if their source of information is the very hostile western media BBC, CNN, AL-JABBC, The Telegraph, Daily Mail, The SUN etc.
It is very true that President Mugabe was very much against what he believed the MDC stood for. That was the actual difference between the two. That should not stop them grieving together in times of personal and national tragedies.
Tisu Vatongi • tisu@hotmail.com
Subject: Praises
Wed, 11 Mar 2009 09:46:59 • Welcome to the truth. Some of us have always known that Mugabe is praiseworthy. I suppose, each at their own pace, but as we all know, the good guys always win in the end.
Edwin Tsvangirai, you are a potential leader....if not a leader already!
Zimbabwe for Zimbabweans
Nxumalo Mbuso • nmbuso@gmail.com
Subject: Unite
Wed, 11 Mar 2009 07:21:05 • I wonder who this Western diplomat is. To the neutral and true revolutionaries I think President Mugabe has not been fighting individuals in the opposition but what he thought the opposition stood for. It is just a difference in opinion and ideology. The Western saw it fit to come in having seen a loop hole but that hole has since been plugged.
They are a bitter lot today and it will take them time to recover from the shock.
To our PM, we are with you as the President said. I was so touched and dropped a tear after reading the conversation between Tsvangirai, the President and VP Mujuru at the Avenues Clinic. I am sure the Zim enemies did not take it kindly to see the President holding the PM's hand comforting him. Worse still the picture of Mai Mujuru and Mai Mugabe crying uncontrollably.This was an insult to the obvious enemies and they will not take it lightly and to them its unacceptable.
All they want is a Somalia in Zimbabwe, an Afghan in Zimbabwe, a DRC in Zimbabwe and a Sudan in Zimbabwe the list is endless.I salute this great man. He has made mistakes just like every human being but you don't have to be brain washed to understand him.I like this shona saying-wanyangira yaona
REST IN PEACE MAI SUSAN Tsvangirai.
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