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  • jimdeere
    I guess he was to skinny and tough to put in the stew pot.
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  • Sam06
    Couldn't happen to a nicer guy! GOOD!

    Too bad they didn't run him through the wood chipper (feet first) while he was still alive and could feel it!

    +1

    I hope it hurt real bad.
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  • allen griggs
    He was a real nasty one.
    In 1970, the country was Rhodesia. It was a legally white racist country and blacks were discriminated against. On the other hand it was a prosperous country and grew so much food that food was exported. It had a good health care system.

    And there was a guy on my soccer team at Ga State University named Peter Makaya. Peter was from Rhodesia and he was a good soccer player and a good guy.
    And we would ask Peter what he was going to do after graduation, and he said "I will return to Zimbabwe and kill the white man."
    I never heard of Zimbabwe before. Peter said he didn't hate us, we were his team mates and Americans, he only hated the white man of "Zimbabwe."
    It turned out, Peter was from one of the few prosperous black families in the country, and his dad had sent him to college in Atlanta to keep him out of the revolution. It looked like a real nasty war was in the offing for Rhodesia.

    The years went by, Mugabe took over Rhodesia without a massive civil war. I lost touch with Peter, it turned out, he never went back home, he got a Phd in History, and a law degree, and is a professor at Middle Georgia College.

    Mugabe realized his dream of black rule in Zimbabwe, and he turned the country into a real s*** hole, as Trump would say. Farming collapsed, instead of exporting food, under Mugabe's rule, people starved to death. Medical care went to crap, and people today die like flies of AIDS and malaria.
    For an idea of the medical care, the President didn't die in Zimbabwe, when his medical crisis approached, he flew to Singapore to get good medical care.

    Mugabe was a tyrant and a dictator.
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  • NeoBlackdog
    Do ya suppose that he and Idi Amin are sharin' a bed of coals about now?
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  • allen griggs
    l6P6mVDl.jpg

    This poster is from 1971, for an elite outfit known as the Selous Scouts. I guess, not enough guys joined the Selous Scouts.
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  • Pure bama
    I would think that all the Afrikan Nations that turned back to "Black" rule has met the same fate? :shock:
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  • spasmcreek
    let em have at killing them blackselves as long as the USA is NOT SENDING THEM A GD DIME...and stay out of it
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