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Zimbabwe :
Children in Zimbabwe are eating rats and inedible roots riddled with toxic parasites to stave off hunger because of chronic food shortages, an aid agency said on Thursday.Save the Children said the most vulnerable faced starvation unless they get food...
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Caroline
Sep 27 2008
Dublin,
Ireland
This had to come to this in Zimbabwe.. Once known as the Bread Basket of Africa, there is nothing left in Zimbabwe.. It can be compared with Haiti where people eat mud cakes to fight hunger.. Pathetic..
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(Global Perspectives)
Good! Now they will die and can get rid out of their miseries. The hell with the international community. They will do nothing as usual and Zimbabwe will die. Mugabe can rule a ghost nation then.......
(Global Perspectives)
Exactly this is what I was thinking. Zimbabwe is soon to be turned into a ghost nations and Mugabe will be the king of ghosts. Whole world is suffering from food crisis, may be for that reason all are getting selfish and none is there to help. If the International community bothers a little about it, then it should punish Mugabe first. Everything’ll be ok then.
(Global Perspectives)
Sasmita:
Great men (and women) think alike :)
Exactly this is what I was thinking. Zimbabwe is soon to be turned into a ghost nations and Mugabe will be the king of ghosts.
Great men (and women) think alike :)
(Global Perspectives)
It is sad and depressing because we can’t do much in this at our individual levels and the govt. can never be trusted. And my heart goes out for these haples kids. May god save them.
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Wordspark:
It is really sad to see that the governments of many countries are not interested to do something about Zim.
So does mine.
It is sad and depressing because we can’t do much in this at our individual levels and the govt. can never be trusted.
It is really sad to see that the governments of many countries are not interested to do something about Zim.
And my heart goes out for these haples kids. May god save them.
So does mine.
(Global Perspectives)
Some of those toxic roots should be fed to Robert Mugabe and his cronies. We feel so helpless that we can't do much about Zimbabweans because Mugabe wouldn't allow it. The ZANU-PF is like the Nazi Party.
(Global Perspectives)
Amen....I don’t think any leader is deserving if he/she has not lived a day in the shoes of his nation...
(Global Perspectives)
The roots they are eating were not toxic before. The air is so bad in Zimbabwe now that everything is becoming toxic and obnoxious. The whole atmosphere of the lovely country has been poisoned by the criminal Mugabe.
(Global Perspectives)
How can any man sit at a table of food, afford Pomp and ceremony watch the crippling effect on his country, to so selfishly allow his country to this ruinous state that the children and the population be so savagely destroyed to such abject poverty.
All for the sake of power, greed, he is an example of the type of power that rapes pillages and plunders the wealth of a nation as do many in the financial markets.
All for the sake of power, greed, he is an example of the type of power that rapes pillages and plunders the wealth of a nation as do many in the financial markets.
(Global Perspectives)
The Food Basket of Africa what a tragic sate of affairs. International aid as in parts of the world the deliveries are hamper by unspeakable dangers. Zimmbabwe is an example of a power hungry few that starve the nation and cripple it.
If it was Hitler would they have invited him to New York? or to the United Nations?
If it was Hitler would they have invited him to New York? or to the United Nations?
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