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To: cbkaty

I guess that would be “Zimbabwe, phase 2.” Once the currency is destroyed, and city folk can’t buy food, they will be given land to grow their own. I seem to remember that Rhodesia was the largest food-exporter in Africa before “land reform” took the productive land from white landowners to give it to people who had no clue how to raise anything. Now they can’t even feed themselves....

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2 posted on 06/21/2009 5:13:36 AM PDT by hoosier hick (Note to RINOs: We need a choice, not an echo....Barry Goldwater)
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To: hoosier hick
I seem to remember that Rhodesia was the largest food-exporter in Africa before “land reform”

Absolutely....I have friends that fled Zimbabwe with nothing...they had owned one of the most successful computer companies in the country....lost it all.

I carry a 10,000,000,000,000 dollar Zimbabwe note in my wallet to remind me of the power of the gubmint printing press.....

4 posted on 06/21/2009 5:18:24 AM PDT by cbkaty (I may not always post...but I am always here......)
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To: hoosier hick
I guess that would be “Zimbabwe, phase 2.” Once the currency is destroyed, and city folk can’t buy food, they will be given land to grow their own. I seem to remember that Rhodesia was the largest food-exporter in Africa before “land reform” took the productive land from white landowners to give it to people who had no clue how to raise anything. Now they can’t even feed themselves....

I guess all news stories from Africa are banned in Ven. They didn't learn anything from that return to tribal farming.

7 posted on 06/21/2009 5:26:07 AM PDT by raybbr (It's going to get a lot worse now that the anchor babies are voting!)
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