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LadyEllen -> curses! our evil plot undone! (12/12/2008 2:13:57 PM)
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The game is up! Our use of cholera as a biological weapon to topple the Mugabe regime in Zimbabwe and recolonise the country in the name of Her Maj has been uncovered! Curses! Foiled again! The information minister for the Mugabe government announced the discovery today. That sewage treatment plants, water treatment plants and the infrastructure are breaking down for lack of funds for such British imperialist extravagances as water treatment chemicals, pipe repairs, power for pumps and wages for workers, (absent without leave to find food for their families wherever they can), and sewage is running in the streets and contaminating the water system and even the water table where people have dug wells in desperation, is nothing to do with the cholera outbreaks around the country and now spreading throughout southern Africa as people flee Zimbabwe, taking the disease incubating within them. Just yesterday, Mr Mugabe told those attending a funeral for a party member (all party members, looking very well clothed, shod and fed for Zimbabweans these days) that the cholera was under control and that the UK and US should not see it as an excuse for military intervention in the country. Today's announcement seems at odds with this notion - why invade if we're planning on killing the population off and strolling on in? And compared to a few days before that, when cholera didnt exist in Zimbabwe according to the regime, then was acknowledged as a minor and isolated problem (isolated in just about every area that is), its a huge change. Meanwhile WHO reckons deaths and cases are far in excess of those acknowledged by the government whose hospitals lacks the most basic treatments required to prevent and treat cholera, which apparently is a fairly simple matter. I am reminded of the Iraqi information minister, standing atop a Baghdad building confidently predicting the destruction of allied forces as US tanks rolled by in the street below. I could admire his professionalism and commitment in that, however misplaced - I feel no such thing for this clown in Zimbabwe or the circus master running a once prosperous country into the ground. E
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