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When this business, I felt sorry for the white farmers in their disposession. Now all I feel is contempt. Those people won't fight for what is theirs, they don't desreve it. I recognise that they lost out when the country was Rhodesia and I remember how. Now, they are the opressed people and ought to fight.

Those people won't fight for what is theirs, they don't deserve it.

Tell that to the Chinese people. Tell that to the people at Waco. You can bet your bottom dollar that some will make their stand at their farms. In the end, they will be insects splattering on the windshield. Most will run and forget. But the ones that tyrants should fear most are the ones who know when to run but never forget.

When this business, I felt sorry for the white farmers in their disposession. Now all I feel is contempt. Those people won't fight for what is theirs, they don't desreve it. I recognise that they lost out when the country was Rhodesia and I remember how. Now, they are the opressed people and ought to fight.

Is that possible ? I don't know . Doesn't the government in Zimbabwe have all the weapons by now (gun-control) ?Is it possible for the whites to fight when they're that badly outnumbered? No argument from me ,just questions

"When this business, I felt sorry for the white farmers in their disposession. Now all I feel is contempt. Those people won't fight for what is theirs, they don't desreve it. I recognise that they lost out when the country was Rhodesia and I remember how. Now, they are the opressed people and ought to fight."

I'm shocked and disgusted at your reaction. What planet have you been on that you didn't already know that most every farmer family has been fighting to keep what is theirs? Geeze! In case you haven't noticed (and its quite evident that you haven't), all farmer families have experienced fear of the worst kind. Most all of them have been beaten, fired upon, had their property stolen or set afire. Hundreds of them have had their wives, daughters and sisters raped by Mugabe's terrorists, who are armed to the teeth.

It sickens me that these poor farmers have lived under Mugabe's tyranny for this long and are going to end up with nothing, all because of corruption and cowardice by the UN, the UK and the Bush administration. The UN's silence is not a surprise to me. The UK has completely lost its moral compass and is in utter denial at this travesty. I am, however, appalled that my president hasn't seen fit to use his bully pulpit to routinely address and condemn Mugabe's tyranny and terrorism. No excuse will do.

When this country was Rhodesia, a man named Robert K. Brown, built a publishing empire and got rich by simply issuing classified ads in his new magazine: "Soldier of Fortune," with theirresistable lure: "BE A MAN AMONG MEN, Join the Rhodesian Army!" Professional and not-so-professional soldiers, mercs, and wannabes answered in droves and a legend was born.

It would be so neat if they were to rebel, the UN were to send in forces to supress them and the forces were to turn on the Kafirs and correct one of the greatest mistakes in modern history.