Post: #76

(11-21-2017 05:36 PM)Adonis Wrote:  

(11-21-2017 02:13 PM)speculator Wrote:  There is nothing to cheer about Mugabe's resignation. One of the last bastions where LGBTQ lobby was powerless fell today.

Mugabe took what was the most prosperous nation on the continent of Africa and turned it into the rest of Africa, he should be hung in the town square.

Then he will be a good commie, i.e. a dead one.

But that wasn't real socialism.

Post: #77

(11-21-2017 06:18 PM)Praetor Lupus Wrote:  

(11-21-2017 05:36 PM)Adonis Wrote:  

(11-21-2017 02:13 PM)speculator Wrote:  There is nothing to cheer about Mugabe's resignation. One of the last bastions where LGBTQ lobby was powerless fell today.

Mugabe took what was the most prosperous nation on the continent of Africa and turned it into the rest of Africa, he should be hung in the town square.

Then he will be a good commie, i.e. a dead one.

But that wasn't real socialism.

This is relevant to today's US and Europe which is undergoing media campaigns to convince identifiable groups that White people are the cause of their woes.

In 1980 when the Rhodesians were forced to hand power to either the Soviet backed Nkomo or the Red Chinese/ North Korean backed Mugabe, the average man was 15% better off than he is today. This is despite a 15 year insurgency, UN sanctions, an oil embargo, being land-locked between front-line Communist states, NGOs supporting the insurgency and a significant amount of productive Rhodesian manpower on fire force duty.

Now with the White man gone and the average man's lot being 15% worse off, the gap between the internationalist rich and the people within the confines of a nation has greatly widened.

This is the whole point on a global scale too. If White people are removed, the gap between global elite and global poor becomes as wide as it has ever been.

Post: #78

BBC: Ousting of 3 decade dictator we never criticised over tyranny we never covered leads to inexplicable jubilation of locals.

"Carnival atmosphere on the streets" they say. Not even the merest hint of why that might be.
They've given that prick a fellow-traveller pass for 37 years paying mere lip service to the fuckfest that's been going on there. Now they have the shameless audacity to simply waltz on over and join in the jubilation as if they'd been boxing for "change" this entire time.

It makes me fucking sick.

Post: #79

When the first wave of internationalist boomers joined with older cuckservatives in the era of decolonisation, a rare contrary documentary from an Italian filmmaker was banned as far as I know.

Post: #80

(11-20-2017 05:40 PM)YossariansRight Wrote:  

(11-19-2017 12:09 PM)redpillage Wrote:  Serious question: Why would anyone give a fuck about Zimbabwe? I remember back in the day when we simply laughed about these types of nations and called them banana republics. Then we carried on with exploiting their resources as they were either too inept or corrupt to do it themselves. While the West is virtue signaling and wasting resources in Africa the Chinese are slowly but steadily taking over.

What we ought to be doing is to tightly control our borders and let them soak in their own primitive cultures. The more we care about and meddle with these types of places the more involved we become. What we ought to be doing is to maximize our investments and profit margins.



I'm however on board with a special visa status for HIV free teenage bubble butt virgins, although I suspect the latter criteria will be tough to find in Africa past the age of 13.

Scroll blithely through a thread on Zimbabwean politics and glorious ebony ass suddenly appears. I love this forum.

God save us from people who mean well. -storm

Post: #81

(11-21-2017 11:00 AM)Suits Wrote:  

(11-21-2017 10:23 AM)heavy Wrote:  

(11-21-2017 09:47 AM)Suits Wrote:  

(11-21-2017 08:49 AM)Foolsgo1d Wrote:  Mugabe will be given political asylum in a well off African nation.

Botswana

Well off for an African nation. But I'll give you one guess as to why they're rich.

OK, um, let me take a stab at it.

They are...good at math?

Well off as in they are corrupt and have millions in the bank, mansions in Europe and shiny guns and death squads to do their bidding so this thing called a coup or revolution doesn't happen.

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Zimbabwe's coup may have been backed by the Chinese, since they didn't like the fact that Mugabe's wife was taking power for herself. The guy who's taken over was in China shortly before the coup.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbiPrEUfE7o

Post: #84

If you've ever wondered how a dictator and his family feel after being overthrown, this pic was apparently taken soon after the resignation was announced. Their facial expressions speak for themselves...


The old man has apparently been given immunity but there is allegedly a quiet purge going on behind the scenes of anyone who had strong political links to his wife. Apparently, the army also wants to put the wife on trial.

Post: #85

That is the face of a woman whose golden goose was taken away. Old bastard hasn't got long but she can suffer.

Post: #86

I like Michelle Obama's new haircut, straightened hair makes her look less like a man.

God save us from people who mean well. -storm

Post: #87

Would you bang Bona Mugabe, the old man's daughter?

Post: #88

And risk being called a white colonialist?








Yes ofcourse.

Post: #89

C O L O N I Z E D meme? XD

Post: #90

Just recommending a good read on the bush wars, towards the end of Rhodesia. It is told from a grunt's perspective and gives you an idea what the white minority was up against.

https://www.amazon.com/Fireforce-Mans-Rh...=fireforce

Post: #91

@Adonis

Like we did with Gaddafi, Saddam, Mubarak, et al. and fucked up the entire European continent while doing so because they were "radical commies and dictators." If you think that anyone succeeding Mugabe will be better than him then you are quite naive. Brace yourself for a new wave of political, aka economic, migrants, this time from Zimbabwe.

Post: #92

Much has been written about the steep decline of Zimbabwe that began in about 1996/1997. That amounts to two decades of collapse.
Simply what has happened in Zimbabwe & might soon happen in South Africa is this - a liberation movement came into power, defeating white minority rule. Due to this achievement, the black majority showed unquestioning loyalty to the ruling party, and effectively gave them a blank cheque, without actually realising the dire peril that would soon follow. The ruling party made all sorts of promises and blinded the naive population with visions of prosperity delivered by Black leaders. The problem is that years of being absolutely on the periphery of the mainstream economy, meant that the Black population did not understand how an economy works, and commerce in general. All they understood is that they are destined to be labourers of some or other description. Meanwhile a small part of the Black population (those in the ruling party and their associates) were part of the Black elite and in fact they could care less about the prosperity of their fellow citizens. Their core concern was to earn a 'liberation dividend', a payoff for being associated with the liberation movement. Meanwhile the world was moving fast and there was a real need that Zimbabwe become a modern State and player in the world economy. However in order to do that, most African nations are compelled to give away a part of their sovereignty, to international financial institutions and foreign nations that would invest in them. The Africans in Africa have repeatedly proven that they cannot build modern, prosperous economies on their own. It is a combination of a lack of will, and a lack of skill. At the same time Mugabe was facing domestic demand from the Black population for a transformation of their living conditions and a change of the racially determined hierarchy which was a legacy of the colonial era. Transfer of land to Blacks became the biggest issue, and eventually Mugabe realised that he would never be able to deliver on the promises that had been made to the Black population. Especially with an economy in trouble and with mounting debt. Under this pressure, he took the easy way out, attempting to placate a restless population through the land grabs. At the same time he became a dictator and gutted constitutional rule. The rest is history - economic collapse, political repression, stolen elections, assassinations, White flight, hyperinflation etc.
Now ironically, the legacy of Mugabe is that Zimbabwe will have to become a de facto colony of some or other nation (China probably) in order to recover. No nation will invest the billions that Zimbabwe needs without it having to relinquish most or almost all of its sovereignty.

Post: #93

^Like my dad always said : we cannot eat sovereignty.

Post: #94

(11-27-2017 10:48 AM)Piankhi Wrote:  Would you bang Bona Mugabe, the old man's daughter?

I have to admit, she is easy on the eye. She has that 'raised in privilege' look. But she is nowhere near a stunner by other standards. Check google and instagram for pics of Zimbabwean and South African beauties. You'll be surprised.
Exhibit A - This is the South African model that Mugabe's two youngest sons had in their hotel room, when their mother arrived and proceeded to bust her forehead open.

   

Bona Mugabe's two brothers spend a lot of time in Sandton, South Africa and were reportedly spending thousands in nightclubs. There is a video of one of them pouring champagne all over his new watch.

   

   

   

The former first lady Grace Mugabe's USD3,3 million mansion in Sandhurst, Johannesburg: