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[kwv.]

I see our zanoid brainfails are ululating and urinating all over the place  



It must be a bugger to be so thick

[mufambi]

kwv., on 19 March 2012 - 05:02 PM, said:

I see our zanoid brainfails are ululating and urinating all over the place  



It must be a bugger to be so thick

And you so smart you have Tsvangirai as your leader

[Squatter]

mufambi, on 19 March 2012 - 05:04 PM, said:

And you so smart you have Tsvangirai as your leader

I' m waiting porky teller......Moo-fambi!

Come tell us where the Bible says that the Vatican will be destroyed by Russia in one hour!  

[Volcano]

They have not been convicted of treason.....they were convicted of a lesser charge of inciting public violence

[ellim]

Volcano, on 19 March 2012 - 05:27 PM, said:

They have not been convicted of treason.....they were convicted of a lesser charge of inciting public violence

Yes the State knew it couldn't win on the treason charge. Imagine, being charged for public violence just for watching a video  

[mufambi]

zanoid_slapper, on 19 March 2012 - 05:22 PM, said:

I' m waiting porky teller......Moo-fambi!

Come tell us where the Bible says that the Vatican will be destroyed by Russia in one hour!  

I thought you were smart. You should know. You do not need me.

[Squatter]

mufambi, on 19 March 2012 - 05:31 PM, said:

I thought you were smart. You should know. You do not need me.

Come on you little porker - tell us how you made that shit up!

[mufambi]

zanoid_slapper, on 19 March 2012 - 05:32 PM, said:

Come on you little porker - tell us how you made that shit up!

I do not throw pearls to swines(no pun intended)

[Squatter]

mufambi, on 19 March 2012 - 05:35 PM, said:

I do not throw pearls to swines(no pun intended)

ANSWERS LITTLE PORKER................!!!!!

[ellim]

What is amazing is that there are hundreds of Zanu thugs walking around after committing very public acts of violence, yet these Zanu sycophants only want to charge those who watched a video.

[mablazo]

Thread yafa

[Mujambajecha]

mablazo, on 19 March 2012 - 06:21 PM, said:

Thread yafa

Mazvionaka mambo

[Squatter]

6 Convicted for Watching Arab Spring News in Zimbabwe


http://www.nytimes.com/

By LYDIA POLGREEN
Published: March 19, 2012

JOHANNESBURG — Six political activists in Zimbabwe who gathered last year to
watch and discuss television news broadcasts of the Arab Spring protests
were convicted on Monday of plotting to overthrow the government.

The penalty could be 10 years in prison. They are to be sentenced on
Tuesday.

Some 45 activists, students and trade unionists were arrested last February
while attending a meeting convened by Munyaradzi Gwisai, a lecturer at the
law school at the University of Zimbabwe and a former member of Parliament
for Zimbabwe’s main opposition party, to discuss the antiauthoritarian
uprisings in Egypt and Tunisia.

Prosecutors claimed that Mr. Gwisai and the others were planning to start a
similar uprising in Zimbabwe aimed at toppling President Robert G. Mugabe,
who has been in power for three decades. Most of the defendants were later
released, but six, including Mr. Gwisai, were charged with serious crimes.
Lawyers for the accused said the meeting was an academic discussion, not a
planning session for a revolution.

The judge in the case, Kudakwashe Jarabini, said in court that while
watching videos of the Arab uprisings was not a crime, the organizers had
intended to incite hostility toward the government by playing them,
according to people in the courtroom.

Mr. Mugabe’s ZANU-PF party has been in a tenuous unity government with the
main opposition party, the Movement for Democratic Change, led by Morgan
Tsvangirai, since the 2008 election. Mr. Tsvangirai won the most votes but
dropped out of the race because of violence against his supporters.
International pressure led to the creation of a unity government. But Mr.
Mugabe retained the most crucial government posts, particularly those that
control the police and the army.

Mr. Mugabe’s party has been pushing hard for new elections, hoping to retake
power while Mr. Mugabe, 88, whose health has grown more fragile, remains
alive. But the Movement for Democratic Change and many activists and
analysts have argued against holding elections before a new constitution is
drawn up and crucial institutions, like the election commission, are
reformed. An estimated 350 people died in violence during the 2008 election.

Shortly after the 45 activists were arrested last year, a lawyer working for
them reported that a dozen had been tortured to try to force them to testify
for the state — beaten with broomsticks, metal rods and blunt objects — and
that six had been lashed. The accusations prompted a letter of concern from
the United Nations torture investigator, Juan E. Méndez.

Dewa Mavhinga of the Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition, a collection of hundreds
of civic groups, said it appeared that the window for change in Zimbabwe was
closing.

“It is an indicator that we are really going towards elections and that the
democratic space that was previously somewhat open is quickly closing down,”
Mr. Mavhinga said. “There is no crime that has been committed. It is a
political issue that is being dealt with a politicized and severely
compromised judiciary.”

[musekiwa]

saka these al quedaz in america are being sent to prison after being watched by the FbI for a min should be set free bcz "nothing" happened?



muri matah Gshyt nana skwaata wenyu awa, fokoro!!

[I dont know]

Justice chinese style................................

[Whose Excellency]

Kaguvi18, on 19 March 2012 - 05:02 PM, said:

That's good news any African who engages in division of Africans should be jailed for life.

That would net a mother load of ZANU of aficionados who devide the povo right down to the last 1kg bag of taxpayer funded maize seed!

[Justice]

This is great.  I think it's important for developing nations to have the proper legal tool to deal with security matter and destabilization from outside (or inside for that matter which often have the same foreign source).  Which often lead to a lot of unnecessary death and economic damages.  Although the perpetrators here didn't face treason charges but charges of conspiracy to commit public violence.  Which is a grave but lighter offense.   That's how you deal with criminals in a civilize way.  Much better than the American government's Guantanamo bay style.

[Not coming back]

In the USA and the UK young men are sent to prison for downloading Al Qaeda news letters...  

[Justice]

Professor GBH, on 20 March 2012 - 06:28 AM, said:

In the USA and the UK young men are sent to prison for downloading Al Qaeda news letters...  

If the charges are true, the USA also have the right to defend themselves against Al-Qaeda.  An organization which admittedly tries to cause security/criminal attacks on the USA (and other places around the world).  As much as I don't like the USA government imperialist, if you're a member of Al Qaeda, you're a criminal.  For example the capture (not the extrajudicial killing tho) of Bin Laden by their own army was completely legitimate.  The Iraq war, wasn't.  Sure here, I avoid the fact that Bin Laden was pratically made by the CIA when they hired him as a local asset to fight in Afghanistan, so the criminal activities of the USA government in foreign countries should also be investigated and face criminal charges when it applies.  But that's something else I guess.

[Forum King]

This is senseless, and only exposes Zanu PF. Soon you will have no friends whatsoever.