This blog is about my quest to actually make a difference to the Zimbawean crisis. I will do a little everyday to contribute to the activities going around the world to bring change to Zimbabwe.
criney, that is just pathetic what that person has done, you can delete the tag, you know u aren't an asshole, they are the assholes. and youn can write what you want in your titles. it's your blog! more…
Could I please ask that you desist from using bad language in the titles of your blog please. These can be seen by all and sundry on the home page. What you put inside your blog is entirely up to you and needs to be accessed to be read but your title not so.
why are they lifting sanctions? the whole poit is to bring mugabe to his knees so he sees sense. there is no point in paying for land reformsw that arent happening. maybe the african leaders are hoping he dies soon although he really is a fit man. when it comes to taking drastic but necessary action, african leaders are always wet blankets! more…
Such needless sacrifises. I hope Mugabe will sure one day face his day in court and have his palaces sold and the money plouged back into hospitals, schools etc.. Maybe l am an idealist. Although I support the MDC- to be honest l will support anyone with new ideas, i am sceptical whether the opposition leadership has the same desease as all the oth more…
Freedom is not cheap.We went through the same.We lived in whispers and couldnot discuss any dissenting views on our country and president then.We were brainwashed into thinking that our wall were silent transmitters to the ears of the then presisdent of our bedroom discussions.We were totally imprisoned and could not see change in sight.It got wor more…
I like your approach to all this.Use your Italian to tell the world what you thing of the great zimbabwe.The press this morning in my country has talked about 100000 zimbabweans that have come into my country in the last few months.they have come to stay..i suppose.However,as a brother you need to offer a shoulder for people to cry on.I like your more…
Zimbabwe house more that 2 million malawians.Its my country.Its my people.I wish i spoke shona that you know I really I am saddened by the events in northern Rhodesia.However know this that no matter how long the night may be.dawn comes and it is fast approching ZIM.We are ready to welcome the new Zimbabwe.In ecah split corner of my country you g more…
i agree, the AU and SADC are not answerable to anyone and NOT accountable. Also the so called African leaders are not better than Mugabe themselves so do not want to rock the boat or shoot themselves in the foot. They know that they will probably treat their opposers in the same way it is an embarrasing situation... for all of us zims more…
I am angry.I feel the Zimbabweans need to have a break from the current chaos that is threatening the whole of southern africa.We have two continental bodies that are as useless you would want to define them.AU and SADC.A shame to Southern Africa.They are busy sipping coffee as the comrade is busy castrating his opponents in an orthodox fashion.Com more…
Interesting you should say that, l had that feeling at my first MDC meeting last night. However, the Zim vigil does send a message back home to Zim, just the fact that there is some action going on does send a message even to the few tourist who may not have neccesarily been informed of the Zim crisis. Unfortunatley there is always people with agen more…
ive been to one of the saturday gatherings outside the embassy. I stopped and joined in after work one saturday. I am not sure what difference that makes though. some of the people there seemed to be more interested in raising their own profiles or chanting slaogans meaniglessly than actually making a difference. what's your opinion on that? more…
I despair of the situation in Zimbabwe, and even more of the cowardly attitudes of many governments, African and otherwise.
You are a very brave person. Take care.
J more…
Recent comments (21)
In response to: "Hug needed" 919 days old
by phinebooty [Member]
sorry its a bit late. hope you are better.((((((( ))))))).xx more…
In response to: "Hug needed" 924 days old
by deleted user [Visitor]
Ah..
I know the feeling ..
Bless you for doing what you can to make a difference there . . more…
In response to: "A threat" 941 days old
by phinebooty [Member]
criney, that is just pathetic what that person has done, you can delete the tag, you know u aren't an asshole, they are the assholes. and youn can write what you want in your titles. it's your blog! more…
In response to: "A threat" 946 days old
by criney [Member]
Hi
I was merely using the language that was left on my profile. I will change the title now..
more…
In response to: "A threat" 946 days old
by deleted user [Visitor]
Could I please ask that you desist from using bad language in the titles of your blog please. These can be seen by all and sundry on the home page. What you put inside your blog is entirely up to you and needs to be accessed to be read but your title not so.
Many thanks
Irish more…
In response to: "African summit - I told you so.." 957 days old
by phinebooty [Member]
why are they lifting sanctions? the whole poit is to bring mugabe to his knees so he sees sense. there is no point in paying for land reformsw that arent happening. maybe the african leaders are hoping he dies soon although he really is a fit man. when it comes to taking drastic but necessary action, african leaders are always wet blankets! more…
In response to: "The African Dictators Club- fly -on-the-wall" 958 days old
by criney [Member]
Pretty much. We are all very cynical about what the african leaders can do to improve the situation! more…
In response to: "The African Dictators Club- fly -on-the-wall" 958 days old
by [Visitor]
is the situation really that bad? I mean the general feeling of apathy here? more…
In response to: "Tsvangirai is arrested in Zimbabwe" 958 days old
by criney [Member]
Such needless sacrifises. I hope Mugabe will sure one day face his day in court and have his palaces sold and the money plouged back into hospitals, schools etc.. Maybe l am an idealist. Although I support the MDC- to be honest l will support anyone with new ideas, i am sceptical whether the opposition leadership has the same desease as all the oth more…
In response to: "Tsvangirai is arrested in Zimbabwe" 958 days old
by lowole [Member]
Freedom is not cheap.We went through the same.We lived in whispers and couldnot discuss any dissenting views on our country and president then.We were brainwashed into thinking that our wall were silent transmitters to the ears of the then presisdent of our bedroom discussions.We were totally imprisoned and could not see change in sight.It got wor more…
In response to: "Tsvangirai is arrested in Zimbabwe" 959 days old
by criney [Member]
They are gangsters indeed! more…
In response to: "Tsvangirai is arrested in Zimbabwe" 960 days old
by jackgrope [Member]
God bless you. Do be careful, though: you are dealing with gangsters.
Love and peace
J more…
In response to: "Zim cirsis 2 - The Pope" 965 days old
by lowole [Member]
I like your approach to all this.Use your Italian to tell the world what you thing of the great zimbabwe.The press this morning in my country has talked about 100000 zimbabweans that have come into my country in the last few months.they have come to stay..i suppose.However,as a brother you need to offer a shoulder for people to cry on.I like your more…
In response to: "Zimbabwe crisis" 965 days old
by lowole [Member]
Zimbabwe house more that 2 million malawians.Its my country.Its my people.I wish i spoke shona that you know I really I am saddened by the events in northern Rhodesia.However know this that no matter how long the night may be.dawn comes and it is fast approching ZIM.We are ready to welcome the new Zimbabwe.In ecah split corner of my country you g more…
In response to: "Zimbabwe crisis" 967 days old
by criney [Visitor]
i agree, the AU and SADC are not answerable to anyone and NOT accountable. Also the so called African leaders are not better than Mugabe themselves so do not want to rock the boat or shoot themselves in the foot. They know that they will probably treat their opposers in the same way it is an embarrasing situation... for all of us zims more…
In response to: "Zimbabwe crisis" 967 days old
by lowole [Member]
I am angry.I feel the Zimbabweans need to have a break from the current chaos that is threatening the whole of southern africa.We have two continental bodies that are as useless you would want to define them.AU and SADC.A shame to Southern Africa.They are busy sipping coffee as the comrade is busy castrating his opponents in an orthodox fashion.Com more…
In response to: "Zimbabwe crisis" 968 days old
by zim-babe [Visitor]
Interesting you should say that, l had that feeling at my first MDC meeting last night. However, the Zim vigil does send a message back home to Zim, just the fact that there is some action going on does send a message even to the few tourist who may not have neccesarily been informed of the Zim crisis. Unfortunatley there is always people with agen more…
In response to: "Zimbabwe crisis" 968 days old
by phinebooty [Member]
ive been to one of the saturday gatherings outside the embassy. I stopped and joined in after work one saturday. I am not sure what difference that makes though. some of the people there seemed to be more interested in raising their own profiles or chanting slaogans meaniglessly than actually making a difference. what's your opinion on that? more…
In response to: "Zimbabwe crisis" 968 days old
by criney [Member]
Thanks
I don't think l am very brave. I am just fed-up at being angry all the time! more…
In response to: "Zimbabwe crisis" 968 days old
by jackgrope [Member]
I despair of the situation in Zimbabwe, and even more of the cowardly attitudes of many governments, African and otherwise.
You are a very brave person. Take care.
J more…
In response to: "Zimbabwe crisis" 968 days old
by [Visitor]
good luck!! I hope you make a difference! more…