Poor Zimbabwe (country, violence, living, 2013)

[scobby]

Originally Posted by Zimbochick

Sorry, but you completely missed the point of my post. Please explain how you obtain and read objective news on Zimbabwe when anything perceived to be unsupportive of Mugabe and the ZANU-PF is censored?

i will ask u the same question,since you come up with these ugly stories about Mugabe !!

[Zimbochick]

Originally Posted by scobby

i will ask u the same question,since you come up with these ugly stories about Mugabe !!

I read news on Zimbabwe from multiple sources, how about you?

The Zimbabwean | Zimbabwe News

The Standard - Zimbabwe's Leading Sunday Newspaper

The Zimbabwe Independent - The Leading Business Weekly

Latest headline news - Zimbabwe Situation | December 2013

Many of the South African news services have extensive Zimbabwe news. The British Guardian.

[Ruth4Truth]

Originally Posted by scobby

Exactly the same justifications you're using,how important is Zimbabwe to you ? Do you have any relative detained in zimbabwe ?

Politically motivated violence is the norm everywhere on the planet,so what's special about Zimbabwe ?

My Shona language teacher was killed by Mugabe (not personally, of course; he doesn't do his own dirty work).

Democracy is the norm. You can't call it democracy if you threaten or bribe people to vote for you, and try to off the opposition.

[scobby]

Originally Posted by Ruth4Truth

My Shona language teacher was killed by Mugabe (not personally, of course; he doesn't do his own dirty work).

Democracy is the norm. You can't call it democracy if you threaten or bribe people to vote for you, and try to off the opposition.

There is no democraty in the face of the earth,it's a democraty-like regimes but not democraties.

Bribery is widespread in Europe,political scandal in french elections,italy with Berlusconi,everywhere,so your story is just too little,too small.

Sorry about her death but every day people get killed all over the world,doesn't make one man responsible for all the chaos in the country.

What makes zimbabwe so important to europeans ?

[scobby]

Originally Posted by Zimbochick

I read news on Zimbabwe from multiple sources, how about you?

The Zimbabwean | Zimbabwe News

The Standard - Zimbabwe's Leading Sunday Newspaper

The Zimbabwe Independent - The Leading Business Weekly

Latest headline news - Zimbabwe Situation | December 2013

Many of the South African news services have extensive Zimbabwe news. The British Guardian.

Doesn't mean that all of them tell the truth,they can manipulate the information,distort it any way they want it,some even get paid to tell lies,it happens everywhere.

[suzy_q2010]

Originally Posted by scobby

i will ask u the same question,since you come up with these ugly stories about Mugabe !!

Do you live in Zimbabwe? If not, where?

[scobby]

Originally Posted by suzy_q2010

Do you live in Zimbabwe? If not, where?

How important to the subject where i live ?

[suzy_q2010]

Originally Posted by scobby

How important to the subject where i live ?

Why do you want to keep it a secret?

[scobby]

Originally Posted by suzy_q2010

Why do you want to keep it a secret?

Nobody made it a secret but you,i asked u a question,your question is not relevant to the subject,has no connection whatsoever with the subject.

Are you trying to divert from the subject or make it a personal issue or trying to silence somebody ?

[suzy_q2010]

Originally Posted by scobby

Nobody made it a secret but you,i asked u a question,your question is not relevant to the subject,has no connection whatsoever with the subject.

Are you trying to divert from the subject or make it a personal issue or trying to silence somebody ?

Just trying to find out whether you actually live anywhere in Africa and, if so, what country, since you seem to believe you are the only one posting here who knows the truth about Mugabe. If you do not wish to share that information, it makes you less credible.

Edited to add: It appears from some of your other posts that you may actually now be in Atlanta, GA. Interesting.

Do you actually have any first hand knowledge about Zimbabwe to support your opinions?