QADDAFI OF ZIMBABWE






Image result for gaddafiThe title may be wrong but the information is as correct as the new dawn light. Waking up to the news of the voluntarily resignation of Robert Gabriel Mugabe brings to mind the brutal overthrow and killing of Murmar Al-Qaddafi of Libya and the illegal overthrow of Dr. Kwame Nkrumah.

Was it not enough punishment and suffering in history that we were uprooted and made helpless slaves not only in new colonial outposts but also domestically. (Mugabe)

Permit me to spring in some history which I know many know from primary school. Dr. Nkrumah, the founder of modern Ghana was illegally overthrown by imperialists of the West and power-drunk citizens of the nation all in the name of being a virtual dictator. What many failed to understand was the fact that he was safeguarding the sovereignty of Ghana from being swallowed by the so-called "human rights activists" of the West.
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Undoubtedly, the best African president after Dr. Nkrumah, Qaddafi was given the same chase due to his vehement opposition of the West but evil minded "buffoons"  led his overthrow and six years down the memory lane, Libya, the once beautiful and land of milk and honey has never known peace and the neo-colonial puppet of Africa Union is taking too long a time to condemn the brutalization of the man of hope for Africa.
Permit me to copy the post of Ernesto Yeboah from Facebook to buttress my point. 
"When reactionary elements deliberately or ignorantly state that President Mugabe is a dictator, it is our revolutionary duty to educate them that Mr. Mugabe is not President against the WILL of his people. He was voluntarily ELECTED by the people and only the people can act to remove him according to the dictates of their constitution.
It is our duty to expose their hypocrisy when they preach DEMOCRACY and yet support anti-democratic actions such as a coup d'etat."

It is only in Zimbabwe under Mugabe that we have the highest literacy rate in Africa and the world and the only African country to own and control its natural resources yet the imperialists see no good of this because they have failed to extort them.

It is about time Zimbabweans learn a lesson from Libya and give to Caesar what rightfully belongs to Caesar. Had I known they say is always at last.

A word to a wise..........!!!

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