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To: vikingd00d
Mugabe drove the white African farmers off their land, and gave it to his fellow black Africans. For its intsitutionized racism, Zimbabwe is rewarded with out and out destitution. The white farmers knew how to drive the economic engine of the country. Now there is no driver or engine. The black substitute farmers drove it into the ground That’s the story. Not the Communist price control angle. The press will never report it like it really is.

By the way, Mugabe was warmly received by the New York City Council several years ago. It seems they liked his efforts to stick it to the white man.

12 posted on 09/26/2007 7:24:29 PM PDT by zeller the zealot (Are Republicans the Party of Life, or is that too risky?)
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To: zeller the zealot

Mugabe was actually a fairly benign ruler for many years. It wasn’t until his opposition started to gain ground on him and threatened to do the things that Mugabe is now doing did he take a turn for the worse.


15 posted on 09/26/2007 7:36:22 PM PDT by Moonman62 (The issue of whether cheap labor makes America great should have been settled by the Civil War.)
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To: zeller the zealot

>> The white farmers knew how to drive the economic engine of the country. Now there is no driver or engine. The black substitute farmers drove it into the ground That’s the story. Not the Communist price control angle.

I consider them linked. The hatred of Western Civilization preached in Communism always leads directly to anti-white racism. And those that hate white people will be naturally led to Communism. It’s the nature of the beast.


16 posted on 09/26/2007 7:44:26 PM PDT by vikingd00d
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