'Oy! We're not number one...
Sunday, 27. April 2008, 17:24:13
I don't understand it, although it may go some way towards explaining Robert Mugabwe's instability. He's called us Zimbabwe's number one enemy.
Why pick on us? the rest of the world all pick on the USA. They're everyone's number one enemy, we just lag around in their wake.
Inspired by this placing, George Brown leapt into action and told the world - well, the bits of it who were listening in preference to calling the USA their number one enemy again - that they should... erm... do something.
Mugabwe quaked, but this may have had more to do with the fact that South Africa had intercepted a shipment of arms bound for Zimbabwe from China where, upon their arrival, they would almost certainly have been used to show anyone who hadn't voted for Mugabwe the error of their ways.
Mugabwe once stated that it was not the British who brought democracy and one man - one vote to Zimbabwe, it was he and his party. It would seem that he and his party have now, despite this democracy, lost the recent election.
Maybe that's why he thinks we're number one.
Why pick on us? the rest of the world all pick on the USA. They're everyone's number one enemy, we just lag around in their wake.
Inspired by this placing, George Brown leapt into action and told the world - well, the bits of it who were listening in preference to calling the USA their number one enemy again - that they should... erm... do something.
Mugabwe quaked, but this may have had more to do with the fact that South Africa had intercepted a shipment of arms bound for Zimbabwe from China where, upon their arrival, they would almost certainly have been used to show anyone who hadn't voted for Mugabwe the error of their ways.
Mugabwe once stated that it was not the British who brought democracy and one man - one vote to Zimbabwe, it was he and his party. It would seem that he and his party have now, despite this democracy, lost the recent election.
Maybe that's why he thinks we're number one.
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