Funny how the same people who criticize the electoral system said nothing when the Constitution was drafted. I have news for you Aiyarse, no electoral system is going to get you or your kind elected to even dog catcher. You and your carreer are finished.
Funny haw all the same people who criticize the electoral system could never in a million years get elected under any democratic system.
All electoral systems are less than "truly democratic". Once you introduce guns to the occasion, they are automatically un-democratic. There are also minority and group rights to be concerned with. Indians block vote. Is that democratic? How does it lead to good leadership? Who controls the selection of candidates?
Nations have Constitutions for a reason. It is an agreement between all parties. It can only be changed with a subsequent agreement between all parties, not just a bunch of idiots who come along and want to change things to suit their own personal and political objectives.
Voreqe's problem is he thinks the military stands above the People, above the democratic system. No matter who chooses, he thinks he has the right to "correct things". Obviously he is a meglo-Idiot. The World can see this but they also can see that he bribes the people with guns, and it is far cheaper to support 4000 people with guns than 796,000 without guns. So now you have a ruling elite. Will they be brought down peacefully, or like the Tutsi's�or Serbs?
Assist the Govt. my azz! First of all it is a junta, not a government. Secondly, why help them to continue to destroy the government and the economy, and thumb their noses at the People? Is this guy a fruitcake or what?
| Assist The Govt: Interim AG | |
| Publish date/time: 05/12/2008 [17:02]
The Interim Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum stressed that the interim government had never said that there will be no elections. However, he said electoral reforms are necessary to have a truly democratic election. Sayed-Khaiyum said if the political parties and others want democratic rule, they should assist the interim government in have a fair electoral system, and not just call for democracy when it suits them. However, Methodist Church General Secretary Reverend Tuikilakila Waqairatu calls on the interim government to just put the People's Charter aside and prepare for elections. Sanatan Dharam Pratinidhi Sabha General Secretary Vijendra Prakash said dialogue is the key in moving the nation forward together. Audio 4 The Acting President of Arya Pratinidhi Sabha Fiji, Sushila Pathik said elections should be held after the People's Charter work is complete. |



Tom Franklin - it doesn't make headlines when Blacks are killed. hundreds of thousands of black zimbabweans have been killed bearing the brunt of the attacks just ask the matabeles- but it doesn't sell newspapers. The suffering and brutality of this regime targets all demographics.
simon, manchester,
Is Ian Smith still alive?
ANT, Derby, UK
Mugabe's recipe for misery and suffering:
Take one of the first nations;
add a liberal measure of tribalist politics;
drizzle with rampant self-interest;
wrap and gild with anti-colonial sound-bites.
Weren't we warned decades ago when the perceived wisdom of the day was to turn a deaf ear.
Terence Park, Burnley,
To compare the awful situation of Zambia to Auschwitz is somewhat bizarre. The German extermination camps and the Soviet Gulags were without doubt the greatest crimes in history, hopefully never to be repeated. Send in French troops and German and Russian medical teams and call back the farmers.
Peter Kaldor, Woking, U.K.
What did the Zimbabweans do to stop this happening?
Did they help the white farmers who were attacked and murdered? Or did they support the dictator who led this country to where it is now?
I fail to see why the hardship of some is now seen as an emergency, but not when whites were killed.
Tom Franklin, London, UK
The sooner the world is free from Mugabe the better. He will go down in history as another evil dictator. Why no firm action to get rid of him now? Are our world leaders blind? The man is a menace and as usual the poor people suffer.
And so the world goes on!
james, strabane, N Ireland
True to a point in so much as the world has stood by and done nothing again (and again, Ruanda, Darfur, Congo to name but a few)
Kemp, Manila,
We would like to help these people that are in such terrible conditions. Please tell us how we can help!
Anastasia, copenhagen, denmark
Please, tell us what we can do to help.
Rebecca, New York, USA
Why cite Obama? Mass starvation is humanity's problem. The U.N. should act. The U.S. cannot continue to be the world's top cop and provider.
Ben Refenski, Oakland, CA, USA
And, Mr. Obama is entirely silent.
gary, austin,
This puts the problems of the Western world into perspective.
David, Sydney, Australia