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by Guest on Sun Jul 06, 2008 1:59 am
. wrote:. wrote:democracy is not good for all countries...many are best ruled w/ iron fist or sink into anarchy & civil war..look at somalia, zimbabwe, nigeria, iraq, lebanon, pakistan...democracies have corrupt politicians that steal as much as they can...many cultures are not suited to democracy b/c people are happy to obey & dont know what to do w/ freedom & decisions to make...best govt for small & poor countries is ruthless feared dictator....
mugabe rules
by john12 on Mon Jul 07, 2008 8:44 am
. wrote:. wrote:. wrote:democracy is not good for all countries...many are best ruled w/ iron fist or sink into anarchy & civil war..look at somalia, zimbabwe, nigeria, iraq, lebanon, pakistan...democracies have corrupt politicians that steal as much as they can...many cultures are not suited to democracy b/c people are happy to obey & dont know what to do w/ freedom & decisions to make...best govt for small & poor countries is ruthless feared dictator....
mugabe rules
yes he does...he won the election...
by GayandProud on Mon Jul 07, 2008 8:52 am
well saidby GayandProud on Mon Jul 07, 2008 8:56 am
john12 wrote:GayandProud wrote::clap: well said
Hi G&P,
Apologies, just checked my e-mails. wasn't being ignorant.
john
by Guest on Mon Jul 07, 2008 5:38 pm
john12 wrote:. wrote:. wrote:. wrote:democracy is not good for all countries...many are best ruled w/ iron fist or sink into anarchy & civil war..look at somalia, zimbabwe, nigeria, iraq, lebanon, pakistan...democracies have corrupt politicians that steal as much as they can...many cultures are not suited to democracy b/c people are happy to obey & dont know what to do w/ freedom & decisions to make...best govt for small & poor countries is ruthless feared dictator....
mugabe rules
yes he does...he won the election...
Oh yes, that election. Weren't his campaign messages 'Vote for me.....or die' and 'Oppose me........and die'
Puts the starving millions, butchered farmers, 5 trillion percent inflation and him spending millions on a new mansion all into perspective.
Another disgrace is that the African Nation are pussy footing around this idiot as if he were some kind of hero. And as has been said previously, we were all gung ho going into Iraq, Bosnia, etc, but do nothing with this parasite leeching his country to death. grrrr
by Guest on Wed Jul 09, 2008 5:19 pm
. wrote:noodles wrote:kinda makes me questions (even more) the war in Iraq. Sometimes they claim to save people and sometimes they dont
What makes him any less accountable than Saddam? His human rights violations are outrageous and his people are going through untold suffering. What? - he doesnt threaten to produce weapons therefore his people can just suffer while we do nothing
i know what you mean .the arguement used to go to war in iraq applies here .fact is - if zimbabwe suddenly found it had loads of oil ,the republicans and gordon brown (+ new labour) would start a war with zimbabwe .
human rights violations saudi arabia are even worse than zimbabwe and iraq .they have no democracy either - they have the saudi royal family .but bush is well good mates with them so ....
it seems that bush + brown wanna start a war with iran .fact is - iran has a democracy and is unbeatable .the allied forces cant even take control of afganistan and iraq ,so they would have no chance against iran .iran is a massive massive country with a much higher population .they are all very patriotic and last time they had a war - it went on for 6 years and every iranian who died was seen as a glorious martyr .their uranium enrichment is probably just for nuclear power ,the same nuclear power new labour talk about .the media will try to scare us into thinking they are a threat but we must remember the last time they did this (with iraq) they were wrong .they were just a small population of ppl with no WMDs whatsoever..and why are we so against them having nukes .america has 10,000 .britain has ~900 .iran has 0
who agrees with me here ?
by Guest on Mon Aug 11, 2008 1:58 pm
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