[MadIvan]

Zimbabwe, where cruelty and absurdity go hand in hand.

Regards, Ivan

[noobiangod]

Do they have "social justice" yet? Isn't that what they were supposed to get by voting in that mugabe tyrant and killing/driving off all the white people?

[Nextrush]

Mugabe hangs on, but for how long. The black led opponents are organizing, occasionally the BBC gets smuggled reports out and they showed a meeting calling for "non-violent reisistance."

Mugabe is trying to win the few whites back by actually offering them land to farm, after he took all their farms away from them.

He needs to be taken out for good. These celebrities should be paying for mercenaries along with the pads and tampons.

[marc costanzo]

The Canadians made a sh!t awfull cheapo miniseries adaption of the Frank Herbert classic .

Bad actors
cheese-ball spfx
too much CGI
way to many conspiricy subplots

- - all in all, a typical Canadian production !

[Sir Gawain]

Would somebody hurry up and assassinate Mugabe?

[headsonpikes]

I see a golden opportunity for Prince Charles to take the lead in this Commonwealth issue.

It would be his hystoric moment to define himself as heir-abhorrent, er, heir-apparent!

[Ghost of Philip Marlowe]

This is getting exhausting.

How many times and for how many years do we tolerate these Leftist dictators and have to take care of their victims? One campaign follows another and the root cause is never solved.

Why in the name of he77 do we not just put an end to these dictatorships?

If we're going to be accused of being imperialistic, we may as well imperialize. Most of these rathole nations would be better off for it.

[hinckley buzzard]

Zimbabwe, where cruelty and absurdity go hand in hand.

Indeed. Zimbabwe is a breathtaking documentary waiting to be done. If only there was a film industry still alive somewhere...

[colorado tanker]

Gotta love Hollywood. The brutal dictatorship, the killings, the land thefts, the stolen elections, the food shortages didn't get to them as much as a tampon shortage.

[r9etb]

I suppose these celebrities can't be troubled to back a "Mugabe. Out!" campaign.