Why the west hates Comrade Mugabe

“Our Unity was and remains an instrument of consolidating our revolution “

- Cde RG Mugabe

Why the west hates Comrade Mugabe

Few world leaders are quite frankly the subject of ridicule and demonising as Comrade R.G Mugabe. For some reason and this is important to point out the most frequent hate speech that blackens the name of this honourable man, and insults the people who he leaders is often totally devoid of principle and are notoriously above anything else racist. just like the western imperialists fear what Dr. Ali Shariati recognises as enlightened Muslims the same type of phobia is apparent in the western view of progressive Africans. The revolutionary zeal which is clear to see  Within the anti imperialist and pan African Movement does not limit itself to Mugabe who  the west are trying to portray as a “mad man” who is simply “separated from reality”. Yet the Western imperialists are frustrated by the fact that nearly 30 years after independence the masses of Zimbabwe still stand tall in defending their independence and the gains of the revolution.

Hate speech hides the truth about progressive Africa

The hate speech originating from the imperialist camp against Mugabe has nothing to do with “violation of human rights” they originate from racist sentiments and aim to hide the truth of  the progressive Africa and the are also aiming at trying to separate Mugabe from the dynamic popular movement within which he is a leading figure and a genuinely  popular leader, these charades are put up by the imperialists to scare people away from thinking about progressive solidarity and learning a think our too, from the brave Zimbabweans.

The mass media in the western hemisphere was everywhere “reporting” during the 2008 elections in Zimbabwe but never did they focus on ideology or politics in it self, only demonising was important - the usual divide and rule tactics of imperialism. 

ZANU  - (P.F.)

A Revolutionary. Pan African and Anti- Imperialist Progressive Grassroots Movement

Obviously the revolutionary ZANU PF party stands for something which is considered inapt if you ask western imperialists. Yet, for those us who honestly followed the preparations for the second round of these elections have a different view of the dynamics of Zimbabwean politics in general and the revolutionary leadership of RG.Mugabe in particular

quoted below is a except from a speech to the 73rd ordinary session of the ZANU (P.F.) Central Committee, obviously these revolutionary stand point where considered “too hot for TV” by the jackals of western imperialist mass media communications.

  

“we must also be alive to our responsibilities as 

leaders of a Party of Liberation and National Unity. We 

rose on the strength of impeccable credentials of fighting 

in unity for the freedom and independence of this 

country from colonialism. 

We rose united on the strength 

of a Patriotic Front which would push for total freedom 

and empowerment of our people. 

Our Unity was and remains 

an instrument of consolidating our revolution 

so it is better able to deliver tangible gains to our expectant people. 

Yes, we rose on the strength of our programme 

of recovering our stolen Land, of delivering it equitably 

to our needy People. These are core principles, sacred 

goals which motivate us as a Party. 

Our Party is synonymous with the National Question 

as it has evolved overtime, synonymous with the preservation and defence 

of the National Interest. And hence the concentrated 

attack on us by forces seeking to re-colonise our Nation. 

They know where the defence of our Revolution lies; 

they know who the consistent cadres of that Revolution 

are. “ 

Why is this omitted from all western  reports you may ask?

 The answer is because the Western Establishment fears the revolutionary empowered Africans! The are still finding it hard to realise that Africa is no longer a playground for western colonialists.