[MadIvan]

Well now that they are involving American oil companies, Mobil, perhaps now President Bush might take an interest in squashing Mugabe like the cockroach he is.

Regards, Ivan

[Capriole]

Well now that they are involving American oil companies, Mobil, perhaps now President Bush might take an interest in squashing Mugabe like the cockroach he is.

I'm afraid that there is a limit to how many foreign involvements even America can take on. And talk about a p.r. disaster--making war on a black nation led by a black man would be ruinous for Bush politically. I don't think you should hold your breath waiting for this to happen, Ivan.

[DoctorMichael]

.........perhaps now President Bush might take an interest in squashing Mugabe like the cockroach he is.

Belatedly and unfortunately, I'll Bump that.

However, as Bush pointed out recently in his "get off the dime" speech to the UN.............."What is the relevace of THIS organization?"

To paraphrase: What is the relevance of this organization when people are being burned out of their houses by a genocidal madman?

What is the relevance of this organization when it allows one of its members to literally create a situation where a whole economy is allowed to self destruct resulting in rape, murder, starvation and chaos?

What is the relevance of this organization when it allows one of its members to create a situation where the starvation of the citizens of country is brought on by the megalomanical dictates of a demented Marxist?

[aristeides]

Mugabe's denying food to the non-Shonas constitutes genocide under the Genocide Convention. The Genocide Convention obliges signatory countries under international law to intervene to stop genocide.