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Thieves and liars are immortal. Only the honest and honorable die too soon. Mike Wilderness is my cathedral, and hunting is my prayer. | |||
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Hell I better get a move on then | |||
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Hope that how ever it is he dies it is slow, painful and lingering. followed quickly by his wife. | |||
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Saeed, eating elephant may have something to with his longevity! Elephants slaughtered for Mugabe’s birthday feast AFP Updated about 4 hours ago 7 Comments Victoria Falls: Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe is flanked by his daughter Bona (left) and wife Grace during celebrations to mark his 91st birthday on Saturday.—AP Victoria Falls: Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe is flanked by his daughter Bona (left) and wife Grace during celebrations to mark his 91st birthday on Saturday.—AP VICTORIA FALLS: Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe on Saturday celebrated his 91st birthday with a lavish bash attended by thousands of ruling party faithful. Crowds of supporters clad in ZANU-PF party regalia emblazoned with the president’s image sang and danced as he arrived for the party being held at a luxury hotel in the famed Victoria Falls resort. Assisted by his wife Grace the frail Zimbabwean leader, who was surrounded by family members, threw 91 balloons into the air. Elephants were slaughtered for the feast, which was held on the hotel’s golf course, with white marquees erected to accommodate the guests. Seven huge cakes were on display in one of the tents. One giant 91-kilo creation depicted the Victoria Falls. Critics lampooned the scale of the festivities, calling them “obscene” in a country where millions live in poverty. Mugabe, who has ruled Zimbabwe since independence from Britain in 1980, is the world’s oldest leader. One of the banners decorating the venue praised him as “the icon of Zimbabwe’s revolution” while supporters chanted: “Forward with President Mugabe”. While hailed by many African peers as a liberation hero, critics accuse him of turning what used to known as southern Africa’s bread basket into a basket case by trampling human rights, democracy and the rule of law. Mugabe’s violent seizure of white-owned farms triggered food shortages and hyper-inflation, while Europe and the United States imposed sanctions on Zimbabwe over elections seen as rigged. In an interview marking his birthday, Mugabe admitted he blundered by giving ill-equipped black farmers vast tracts of farmland under his controversial land reforms. “I think the farms we gave to people are too large. They can’t manage them,” Mugabe said. | |||
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You do not need to worry, you and me are small fry compared to Mugabe and his like. We had a Mullah telling us we will all go hell because of the way we live, and a friend said that he is going to change his ways. I told him he need not worry, as there will be no place for us in hell. It will be full of lying Mullahs! The Mullah was not very impressed! | |||
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HA too funny!! That is a nice one, would loved to have seen his face | |||
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Fidel Castro won't die. | |||
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Bravo! Mike Wilderness is my cathedral, and hunting is my prayer. | |||
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Great line. I am stealing it, just going to use preacher or priest as appropriate. It made my very religious wife almost pee herself from laughing. | |||
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