Entitled white reporter vs President Mugabe

[Hubble]

Kulahaa "what makes you think you're President of Zimbabwe" like there's a white Madiba waiting for the position somewhere. Wallahi white people wish Hitler didn't interrupt their black genocide project/colonialism. May Zimbabwe's black population grow tenfold, may they be wealthy and fat off their land. Amen.

 

[somebody]

I am not sure why did he ask that question and what he meant by it. It could be because of how he lead the country that was called the basket of africa to a country that suffers from economic problems . Anyways, i am not a fan of mugabe. He is a dictator and i hate all dictators.

 

[Zak Jingo]

Read this.

Mugabe (turning his eyes to the Somali official and purposely ignoring the "white" WFP director): where are you from?

Somali: I am from Somalia

Mugabe: Somalia..ooh...Somalia... What happened to Somalia my young brother. Whilst we were a guerrilla faction fighting for freedom and independence in the '70s...you helped us so much. What can I do my young brother...tell me what I can do.

Somali: What do you mean?

Mugabe: Siad Barre, he has done for us what no other African leader has done. We made contact with him whilst we were under-equipped, didn't have a single penny and desperately needed military aid. We requested that he gives us 1 million USD and enough equipment to replenish our military supplies for an additional month. He swiftly sent a military plane, brought us to Mogadishu and put us in a beautiful hotel never seen before in Africa (meaning Jubba hotel). Three days we were waiting, terrified that he ignored our plea or worse...sold us out to the rascist Rhodesian government. Just as we were thinking of trying to escape, his chief of staff knocked on our door. We were terrified, not knowing what to expect. His chief of staff informed us that the president wants to see them. We went to him late in the night. He listened to us and personally assured us that Somalia wants to see a free Africa and will support anyone that fights against any level of colonialism. Whilst he was talking to us, his chief of staff suddenly brought us a black suitcase and we're gobsmacked when we saw not 1 but 5 million USD dollars. He personally walked us to the Somali military plane laden with enough military supplies that would last us for years.

Oh you Somalis, how can we repay you for you were in the front-line against colonialism in Africa and now you've turned against each other. We can never repay you.

*For an hour, Mugabe was in an emotional state until he finally turned his eyes towards the WFP director.*

 

[McD30]

*For an hour, Mugabe was in an emotional state until he finally turned his eyes towards the WFP director.*

Come on man.

 

[somebody]

Read this.

Mugabe (turning his eyes to the Somali official and purposely ignoring the "white" WFP director): where are you from?

Somali: I am from Somalia

Mugabe: Somalia..ooh...Somalia... What happened to Somalia my young brother. Whilst we were a guerrilla faction fighting for freedom and independence in the '70s...you helped us so much. What can I do my young brother...tell me what I can do.

Somali: What do you mean?

Mugabe: Siad Barre, he has done for us what no other African leader has done. We made contact with him whilst we were under-equipped, didn't have a single penny and desperately needed military aid. We requested that he gives us 1 million USD and enough equipment to replenish our military supplies for an additional month. He swiftly sent a military plane, brought us to Mogadishu and put us in a beautiful hotel never seen before in Africa (meaning Jubba hotel). Three days we were waiting, terrified that he ignored our plea or worse...sold us out to the rascist Rhodesian government. Just as we were thinking of trying to escape, his chief of staff knocked on our door. We were terrified, not knowing what to expect. His chief of staff informed us that the president wants to see them. We went to him late in the night. He listened to us and personally assured us that Somalia wants to see a free Africa and will support anyone that fights against any level of colonialism. Whilst he was talking to us, his chief of staff suddenly brought us a black suitcase and we're gobsmacked when we saw not 1 but 5 million USD dollars. He personally walked us to the Somali military plane laden with enough military supplies that would last us for years.

Oh you Somalis, how can we repay you for you were in the front-line against colonialism in Africa and now you've turned against each other. We can never repay you.

*For an hour, Mugabe was in an emotional state until he finally turned his eyes towards the WFP director.*

you got some big fantasies buddy

 

[Hubble]

I am not sure why did he ask that question and what he meant by it. It could be because of how he lead the country that was called the basket of africa to a country that suffers from economic problems . Anyways, i am not a fan of mugabe. He is a dictator and i hate all dictators.

Bread basket of Cadaania! All of their food was exported to white countries and produced by white farmers. Native Zimbabweans were no better off than they are today, at least they control the leases on their land now.

I strongly agree that he should step down though and build a democracy.

 

[Zak Jingo]

Here's the link

http://sonsofmalcolm.blogspot.co.uk/2015/04/how-somalia-assisted-zimbabwean-war-of.html?m=1

 

[EmirCali]

Siad Barre regime did play a big role when it came to anti-colonialism in Africa.