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GUTLESS RUSSIA AND CHINA LOOK AFTER THEIR OWN GUN RUNNING COMMUNIST ASSES AS PER FUCKING USUAL..
The Telegraph
By Sebastien Berger in Johannesburg
Last Updated: 11:47PM BST 11/07/2008
RUSSIA and CHINA have vetoed a United Nations Security Council resolution to
impose international sanctions .. : America and the European Union had
already imposed their own sanctions on Zimbabwe.
ALL it needed was the backing of a handfull of nations with some backbone and common decency...that's all. The resolution would have imposed a travel ban and asset freeze on Robert
Mugabe and 13 of his cronies, plus an arms embargo on the country
But although nine countries, including America, Britain and France, backed
the proposals, five gutless countries voted against, including Russia and China,
which both enjoy powers of veto as permanent members of the Security
Council.
"The people of Zimbabwe will not understand the Russian and Chinese veto,"
said foreign secretary David Miliband, adding that he was "very
disappointed." (that's fucking telling 'em...)
The measures were proposed after Mugabe was "re-elected" in a
one-candidate election that was heavily criticised because of the brutally violent
tactics that forced the opposition candidate Morgan Tsvangirai to withdraw.
More than 100 people, mostly opposition supporters are said to have died in
the attacks.
Diplomats at the UN are normally aware of their colleagues' intentions
before a vote is taken, and in the circumstances it is perhaps surprising
that the US, which proposed the resolution, pressed it to a decision.
The result will be seized on by the propagandists of Zanu-PF, Zimbabwe's brutal
ruling party, who insist that Zimbabwe's economic travails - inflation is
estimated at over eight million per cent - are due to Western plots, rather
than Mugabe's cack handed mismanagement.
Some UN officials had argued that a parallel mediation process being led by
the South African weak-kneed president Thabo Mbeki should have been given a chance to
succeed without imposing stronger measures.
But without new international pressure, Mugabe will see little need to
make concessions to the opposition Movement for Democratic Change in the
talks.
The defeat follows the failure of the African Union to condemn Mr Mugabe,
despite observer missions criticising the election. Some twat headed leaders on the
continent even made a point of overtly supporting him.
The veto leaves Mr Mugabe looking ever more secure in office, despite the
blood shed for his 're-election', and demonstrates the difficulty of
ensuring concerted international action - which would have been necessary to
enforce the sanctions even if they had been passed.
Both Russia and China have disgustingly questionable human rights records of their own,
and have long been reluctant to support international intervention in what
they see as other countries' internal affairs.
The Russian president Dmitry Medvedev had given ambivalent indications about
his country's intentions at the G8 summit in Japan earlier this week. And
China is one of Mr Mugabe's oldest allies and arms suppliers, a link dating
back to the war against Ian Smith's regime, when it backed his Zanu
guerrilla movement.
Usual suspect no-hopers South Africa, Libya and Vietnam also voted against the resolution whilst impotent
Indonesia abstained.
It's the latest example of South Africa hoisting the white flag up and failing to support action against
repressive rulers, despite the ruling African National Congress' own backing
for sanctions when it was leading the struggle against apartheid.
Last year the country voted against a resolution calling for the Burmese
junta to stop attacking ethnic minorities and engage in substantive dialogue
with the democratic opposition. South Africa as a nation is currently as gutless and feeble as it's been in decades.
Earlier yesterday Archbishop Desmond Tutu, the Nobel laureate, expressed
frustration that some leaders on the continent had not condemned Mr Mugabe.
"Obviously it would have been wonderful if there had been unanimous
condemnation by all the leaders of Africa, but politicians are politicians,"
he said.
The United Nations. You fucking scumsucking traitors.
HATE isn't even an option ~ and all of you that bailed out even before you discovered the cause don't even deserve my contempt.
GUTLESS, SELF INTERESTED COWARDS. NO SPINE. NO CONSCIENCE. NO SHAME.
MUGABE'S BACK...AGAIN. God Fucking help us.
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