Donât forget the gays.
The Brits criticising someone for land theft
You couldnât make it up.
What?
Sorry mate, itâs called a bit of knowledge about the world around me.
I provided you with Mandelaâs thoughts on Mugabe.
In the 1980s Zimbabwe was respected. Mostly peaceful, an economy that was in decent health, a strong education system by African standards at the time and Mugabe led genuine efforts at reconciliation with the white population.
It is true that in 1994 he was turning and the Brits wanted to butter him up, but he was not the demented nutcase he became.
Read a book sometime.
Again, doing nothing to improve your defense of Castro here.
All you guys have is whataboutery and your lil pics of Castro with a cigar looking like a hard man.
Itâs 2016 and youâre supposed to be adults.
I canât wait till youâre all moaning about the slightest human rights abuse in the future. Hypocrites.
Iâm surprised you didnât call it Rhodesia.
I only call it Rhodesia when discussing former British Lions Tours
Loins, mate, itâs spelled âLoinsâ.
Mugabe had commited everything, and worse, that you find so reprehensible about Castro long before 1994. But he was their man at the time and it didnât matter.
Read a book sometime
Is Mugabe dead?
Read a book on it?
Thatâs a big leap of faith you seem to be putting in somebodyâs version of events.
Given that you support a rugby team that were backers of apartheid South Africa, I would question your impartiality here.
You supported a candidate in the US election whoâs on record as saying âtorture worksâ.
And where did that torture that âworksâ and that âwill workâ again take place? Oh, thatâs right, Guantanamo Bay.
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Oooft
Sid taking out the trash tonight.
Au usual
He must have a garbage truck outside
It is actually going out here tomorrow, coincidentally. Dimmy is in the ârecyclablesâ bin.
The great man is on bbc2 now kid
I think from doing the hopkiss articles he understands how they think & that frightens them
While Fidel was blitzing racists, hero of the bootlickers Maggie Thatcher was busy defending them.