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President Robert Mugabe should

remain in power and China should continue to support and arm Zimbabwe.

This is a Black African struggle continued from the 1980 revolution.

If you read the headlines of recent weeks, you would swear that African demons,

using brute force have stolen white people's land and evicted them from the

only country that they have ever known. Nothing could be further from the

truth. In fact, it is just the reverse. The situation in Zimbabwe is one that

pits the legitimate aspirations of the indigenous African masses against

foreign settlers who for generations have stolen land with the help of their

kith and kin in Europe, who turned a blind eye on the racist apartheid policies

of the colonialist regime that governed the area known as Southern Rhodesia.

Since the day that Cecil John Rhodes set foot on the African continent and set

forth to claim all the land from Cape to Cairo, a genocidal pogrom has been

launched against the people of Africa.

Like their allies in South Africa, the whites in Rhodesia practiced cruel and

inhumane policies that made the indigenous African population less than

second-class citizens in their own land. They stole all of the best farmland

and left the people with areas useless for farming, either for their families

or for commercial purposes. Africans could not even vote in their own land. In

1965, the European settlers, led by Ian Smith, declared a Unilateral

Declaration of Independence (UDI), from Britain their colonial master in an

attempt to create a white racist independent republic to match the then racist

regime of South Africa. At the time, Smith vowed that Africans would never rule

that country, not even in "a thousand years". Smith's UDI was

patterned after the American declaration of independence, both which was done

without any concern or input from the original inhabitants. That was before the

revolution.

The Lancaster Agreement had guaranteed that Britain would compensate the

farmers for the land. Britain and the U.S., pressured the patriotic front to

accept a constitution that guaranteed the Europeans a quota of seats in

parliament -at a time that the U.S. was arguing against any quota systems in

the states. Britain "bugged" the rooms of the African negotiators,

who were under pressure from the front line states (those surrounding states

that were giving support and haven to the liberation forces based in their

countries), which allowed them to know the bottom line of the nationalist

forces.

Twenty-two years after the signing of the agreement, Britain still has not

provided the money to compensate the farmers, claiming that it didn't have the

money. (They could have hocked some of the crown jewels to pay their kith and

kin).

President Mugabe and the African people have waited long enough. Let the

'Truth" be known the whites in Zimbabwe are too wicked...killed millions

of innocent people.

Natty dread a liberate Zimbabwe, Jamaica love President Mugabe and thats what counts.