April, 2 2008 (LPAC)--In the aftermath of the still-unresolved Zimbabwean presidential elections, the historically revolutionary leadership of that nation is acting to thwart the British racist trap of violent civil war.
It was well-known in the Zimbabwean capital that the recent violent unrest in Kenya was intended to be a run-up, or dress rehearsal, for a similar operation in Zimbabwe. Kenya, the nation of the father of Barack Obama, at the time when it was still under British colonial rule, was subjected to a bloody destabilization by its former British masters after its recent election. Zimbabwe's leadership, headed by the anti-British freedom fighter Robert Mugabe, is determined not to fall for the Kenya trap. Thus, it is reliably reported that high level discussions are currently going on among the Zimbabwean factions, in order to prevent the outbreak of violence, while the results of the election are still being tallied.
The British determination to carry out provocations that will further destroy the nation, which the liberal imperialists have already sought to starve into submission, should not be underestimated. Rumors of possible military intervention are even being floated. Zimbabwe, previously Southern Rhodesia, lay at the heart of the British Imperial-Fabian schemes for Africa, led by that racist imperialist Cecil Rhodes, and today's heirs of that racist heritage maintain a visceral hatred against the revolutionaries who took away their prized colonial farmland, and serfs. Mugabe himself is even more hated--and honored among his fellow African patriots--for having moved effectively to break the British stranglehold on the rich farm land of sub-Saharan Africa.
In addition, the total destruction of Zimbabwean resistance to British racist genocide, is considered key to destroying the totality of southern Africa, especially the Republic of South Africa.
Anyone who considers himself pro-Africa has to oppose the British plans for destroying Zimbabwe, which are currently being mouthed by British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, and British lackies within the European Union.
