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From: LindyBill3/31/2007 10:09:55 PM
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"Forget it, Jake. It's Chinatown."

African leaders back mass-murderer
By Andrew Bolt
Saturday, March 31, 2007 at 08:39am


African leaders confirm: concern for the human rights of blacks is a white thing.

"SOUTHERN African leaders have called for the lifting of sanctions against Zimbabwe, flying in the face of Western criticism of Robert Mugabe's regime…

(L)eaders at the Southern African Development Community summit issued a statement of "solidarity" with the Zimbabwean Government."

It seems they were persuaded by Mugabe's excuses:

ZIMBABWE President Robert Mugabe said Friday that he had acknowledged to his fellow African leaders that opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai had been assaulted, but said he deserved it.

"Yes, I told them he was beaten but he asked for it," Mr Mugabe told supporters the day after returning from a regional summit in Tanzania.

That's all right, then. In Africa.

blogs.news.com.au
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