Zimbabwe Sanctions rejected by a few craven countries
It's ridiculous to expect that sanctions would interfere with dialogue or actions that can eventually lead to humanitarian and economic improvements in Zim. These countries that have elected to halt the process for rigid pressure, the kind of pressure that could see regime change in Zim are themselves not worthy of emulation when it comes to human rights and economic fairness in their respective states. Supporting Mugabe is in my view taking a strong supportive stand for the shim sham election that just took place and his growing list of blatant human rights abuses on innocent people. Why are we so surprised that these countries are stonewalling? It's like asking or expecting one domestic abuser to condemn another fellow abuser's actions.
The world cannot seriously think these abusers of their own laws, in their own countries can genuinely condemn the situation in Zimbabwe. " People are dying daily for a nameless struggle". The pursuit of peace and change in Zimbabwe will only be realized when Mugabe???s lights are turned off. ( and that a figure of speech)
Les Machazire
N Falls, Ontario









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