Posted on 08/04/2013 5:50:11 AM PDT by Olog-hai
South African President Jacob Zuma on Sunday congratulated Zimbabwe’s Robert Mugabe for his re-election in a “successful” vote, and called on opposition to drop its objections to the result. …
Meanwhile, Australia joined the United States and Britain in questioning the credibility of elections in Zimbabwe as Bob Carr, the foreign minister, called for a re-run of the polls. …
(Excerpt) Read more at telegraph.co.uk ...
Peanuts Carter hasn’t certified the election yet? He must be slowing down.
All this back patting just chokes me up with nausea. Sounds just like the aftermath of the former USA’s 2012 elections.
Obama wants more Successful Votes, too.
The United States has a lot of Chutzpah questioning the credibility of anyone else’s election after that farce we just went through.
From “wiki”...
Political-economic orientation Zuma is an economic leftist, who has described himself as a socialist.He has received support from trade unions and from the South African Communist Party as well as the Women’s League and the Youth League of the ANC.
According to The Guardian and The New York Times, Zuma supports redistribution of wealth and has allied himself with socialists and communists that seek to redistribute wealth.
“South African President Jacob Zuma on Sunday congratulated Zimbabwe’s Robert Mugabe for his re-election in a “successful” vote, and called on opposition to drop its objections to the result. …”
One corrupt criminal to another of course.
The corruption can’t be worse than in U.S. elections.
Oh Mugabe should drop dead and the people of Zimbabwe would rejoice. He has brought nothing but misery to that country.
This amounts to the sewer complimenting the outhouse on its smell.
Mugabe, Zuma, and Obama. Three peas in a pod.
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