Regime change, a doomed illusion

Muchadura Dube
IF there is one thing that will surely crumble like a deck of cards, it is the persistent and consistent bid by Zimbabwe’s detractors to dislodge a popularly legitimate Government of Zanu-PF led by the illustrious son of the soil, President Mugabe. The past weeks have been interesting to any politically conscious mind as events unfolded, all aimed at inflicting political harm to one of Africa’s solid liberation movement, Zanu-PF, but alas to no avail.

The recent renewal of illegal and diabolic sanctions regime by the United States of America on Zimbabwe with that country’s outrageous claims that this country poses an extraordinary threat to the superpower’s foreign interests boggles any sane mind.

One would pose the question, how does a tiny country such as Zimbabwe of 13 million people be a threat to global titan like America with a population of more than 200 million.

This only serves to expose the Americans as hypocrites of the highest order.
Their game plan together with their now weary and of course humiliated Britons is to one day install their puppet in order for them to have unperturbed access to the vast mineral resources which Zimbabwe and the rest of this giant continent is endowed with.

Their current stooge and lapdog is one politically irrelevant and willing ignoramus, Mr Morgan Tsvangirai, who has been a subject of ridicule in the political circles in the continent and globally for his Moise Tshombe manoeuvres which borders on irrationality and insanity.

Zimbabweans are an enlightened people who understand the politics being pursued by the Americans and their foolish British poodles.
It all began when the revolutionary party, Zanu-PF, took the wise and legendary decision to redistribute land by giving it to its rightful owners, the Zimbabweans, who had had their land violently confiscated from them by the British in the 1890s.

The British were cruel in the manner in which they confiscated the Zimbabweans’ land, they deployed hard-core convicts, mainly murders and rapists, to spearhead the process of violently seizing the land.

Imagine the conduct of such societal misfits as they undertook the heinous task of dispossessing people of their precious resource, the land.
As a result of the personalities who were involved in the plunder, multitudes of Zimbabwean women had to be subjected to the ignominy and indignity of being sexually harassed and degraded by these mental patients.

Among these criminals which Britain used in the colonisation of the country were societal rejects such as homosexuals who tormented the society. Then, interestingly, we are regularly subjected to the so-called human rights lectures by the British and their American acolytes, certainly it is not only despicable but utterly contemptuous on the part of these Europeans.

The problem with psychopaths is that they view Africans as lesser human beings.
The same also applies to Arabs where the West has immense interest in the oil reserves which are in abundance. The West has a deeply entrenched view that they are a superior people, the reason being their callous orchestration of various genocide cases in Africa.

If one would remember the mass atrocities of Africans in Zimbabwe during the First Chimurenga wars and the Second Chimurenga, the horrible apartheid mass lynching of innocent civilians and freedom fighters and the ever-evolving wars in the Great Lakes region. There is no doubt that the local proxies who fight the wars are a creation of the West whose sole motive is to loot the resources freely.

To achieve their greed aim,they will leave no stone unturned in initiating any strategy without any human face to achieve their selfish agenda.
Thus to the West, the route which Zimbabwe has and is pursuing will negate the stranglehold which they have gained this far in asserting authority to African resources.

Zimbabweans now own their land. It is in their hands, their economic and political destiny is in their hands. The numerous empowerment initiatives which are at various levels of implementation will definitely uplift the standard of lives of people. If there is one thing which incenses this incorrigible racist supremacist, it is discovering that the black populace has unquestionable authority over their resources as is the case with Zimbabweans.

With spanners being thrown all over by the country’s detractors, it will take time but ultimately Zimbabweans and Africans will be economically liberated.
Did anyone ever give thought to why the British had sleepless nights when they realised that President Mugabe was taking over the reins of Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the African Union (AU)?

They appreciate the implication of Africa’s illustrious son President Mugabe’s clarity of thought and vision for Zimbabwe and Africa which will forever unsettle them.
President Mugabe’s economic blueprint being implemented in his country, the Zimbabwe Agenda for Sustainable Socio-Economic Transformation (Zim-Asset), and the African Union’s economic policy, Agenda 2063, have striking similarities, all anchored on the principle of local ownership and local beneficiation of existing abundant resources.

Certainly beneficiation will give Africans increased stamina in trade negotiations hence generating the critical foreign currency resources which inevitably increases the balance of payments of their respective economies.

In simple terms, the voice of Africa will be strengthened in the arena of economics and ultimately in the realm of politics if it controls the exploitation of its resources.
The West feels threatened by such pragmatic approach to the economic and political arena as the Zimbabweans under the leadership of President Mugabe have demonstrated.

Zimbabweans are Africa’s intellectual powerhouse and pride, they are not a gullible lot.
The Zimbabwe political terrain will give the West a simple lecture on democracy and empowerment.

The West’s willing stooge Tsvangirai and his band of money mongers will be relegated to the dustbins of political history, which is their permanent political resting place.
Sellouts and their politics of treachery will not be tolerated and entertained.

These pending by-elections will be ample testimony to that fact.
The obsession with regime change politics which the West is now renowned for, will certainly leave them with egg on their face.
Zimbabwe is a liberated country with a politically conscious populace who cannot be bought easily.

Certainly defeating these imperialists will guarantee the much quivered for nobility: economic freedom in our lifetime.

Muchadura Dube is a Nyanga-based farmer and political analyst