President Mugabe: The guiding light

celebrate the life of a great man Cde Robert Mugabe.
Let us take time to reflect on the main reasons why we celebrate the life of a God-given leader. A strong and charismatic man, our President, our father, our future, our history and for most, a fortress.
Just like the Americans celebrate the lives of their fallen Presidents, Presidents Jefferson and Washington to whom they owe their independence too after they signed the Declaration of American independence of 1776 from being a British colony.
Zimbabweans have the privilege to celebrate with their own President while he’s still alive and well. He is doing more by protecting us from those same Americans who declared themselves independent and free but still want to colonise or oppress us again by interfering in our country.
Not only will he stop there, our President has vowed not to rest until he has seen that we are a strong sovereign nation which is really free from oppression and the neo-colonial yoke. It may be difficult to see how he is still protecting us if one doesn’t understand sovereignty and freedom because by understanding these, one is able to clearly see why we still need him.
But for some still in the dark the message is clear, what our President is saying is, “Watch out fellow brothers, sisters and dear comrades who are in the struggle of trying to be 100 percent Zimbabwean and be fully empowered. Otherwise what is stopping us comrades is the enemy but let us stand guided by the youth of yesteryear who were united during the liberation struggle — lest colonialism is alive again.”
A new type of colonialism called neo-colonialism is very dangerous and more powerful, because it is tacitly employed. Within it are sanctions and diversionist overt and covert, well calculated manipulations disguised as human rights issues.
Political, social and economic programs are deliberately sabotaged and then these saboteurs will in turn disguise themselves as saviours through stage-managed humanitarian programmes implying that we cannot do anything on our own without the Europeans.
Really do we need these characters and pretenders, no!
We are able and capable; we are our own liberators, yesterday, today tomorrow and forever.
We have solutions to our own problems as Zimbabweans if we remain true to ourselves without becoming stooges and puppets.
We must not allow ourselves to be divided because as we will be at each other’s throat the enemy will be busy exploiting our resource like the case in Libya, Nigeria, Iraq, Afghanistan and other countries where their God given natural resource are being shipped out wily nilly at these countries’ expense resulting in their impoverishment.
Neo-colonialism is defined as the ability of the developed countries to be imperial towards the under developed countries to use their muscles  and resources like money to exploit raw materials in an unfair manner from the underdeveloped or third world countries. Usually these imperialists causes political unrest in these countries so that they can loot while the rightful citizens of a country forget about safe-guarding the interests of their county and worry about  politics and power like the civil wars abound in the world past.
This past February we celebrated the life of a man who saw the future before us, a man who saw how ruthless these imperialists can be but he never wavered despite some insults, name calling and labelling.
Like a father who loves his children he turned a blind eye and fought for us in a struggle that calls for selflessness. He has devoted much of his life to the well being of every Zimbabwean friend or foe.
He has been castigated for his efforts to make each and every Zimbabwean to have a better life. Ironically instead of being thanked they are some who denigrate him because they have been bought by pieces of silver if not the green buck.
Why can we not learn from the Chinese, where ever there are, they are proud to be Chinese, very patriotic policies. If one feels not to be like the Chinese your patriotism should be like that of the British spreading their imperial policies world over and making English the dominant language spoken in many countries.
I however in my humble opinion implore each and every child of the soilto be proud to be Zimbabwean.
If you are a true Christian at heart pray for your President Cde R.G Mugabe.
The youth should know that it’s now time to rise against oppression.
We are our own liberators let us rise and let our voices be heard let us not be used and fooled to lose our identity as Zimbabweans. Let’s stand behind our President: he needs our support and we owe it to him for the good things he has done like education, freedom of religion, black empowerment to just mention a few.
What’s important our sovereignty, our freedom more so free from civil wars.
God is with Cde Mugabe.
God destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah because of homosexuality and our President likewise he is at the forefront of condemning same in a world where to sin is normal and abnormal not to sin.
Let us rise against those who seek to destroy our country through hook or crook, we must say no to the western regime change.