Why is Mugabe Still in Power?!?!?

Filed under: Corruption, Crime, Darfur, Democracy, Europe, Feature, Freedom, Human Rights, Jimmy Carter, Politics, Robert Mugabe, UN, Zimbabwe — Chaim on July 8, 2008 @ 2:57 pm CEST

In a move that is reminiscent of Darfur and the Congo the just “reelected” President of Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe, has come up with a new tactic to assert the power he so blatantly stole:

Mugabe thugs raping teens: aid staff

DOZENS of teenage girls have been made pregnant after being taken into the bush and raped in torture camps by President Robert Mugabe’s youth militia operating near Mudzi, a town 160km northeast of Harare, human rights workers allege.

Read the rest on: Freedom’s Cost

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  1. 1 Chuck Norton

    July 9, 2008 @ 7:22 am CEST

    The UN was created so that such things would never happen again. "Never Again" - referring to what happened the the Jews under Hitler was the justificatioon of the need for a United Nations. Now the UN protects and serves the very teapot murderous dictators it was created to put an end to.

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