Mugabe and the White African

[European blood]

Michael Campbell is one of the few hundred white farmers left in Zimbabwe since President Robert Mugabe began his violent land seizure program in 2000. Since then the country has descended into chaos, the economy brought to its knees by the reallocation of formerly white-owned farms to ZANU-PF friends and officials with no knowledge, experience or interest in farming. Mike, like hundreds of white farmers before him, has suffered years of multiple land invasions and violence at his farm.

In 2008, Mike, 75 years old and a grandfather – unable to call upon the protection of any Zimbabwean authorities and unable to even rely on the support of his fellow white farmers, all facing the same brutal intimidation – took the unprecedented step of challenging Robert Mugabe before the SADC (South African Development Community) international court, charging him and his government with racial discrimination and of violations of Human Rights.

This film is an intimate account of one family’s astonishing bravery in the face of brutality, in a fight to protect their property, their livelihood and their country. The outcome of the court case potentially determining not just the future that lies ahead for Mike and his family, but the future of millions of ordinary Zimbabweans who continue to suffer at the hands of a dictator who, in setting his own countrymen against each other, has demonstrated that he cares only for power.

Watch the full documentary now (playlist – 1 hour, 31 minutes)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...28D365787D8C92

[Aces High]

When the zanu pf and their drunken cohorts turned up at our place to steal the family silver,little did they know that my father and uncle and a few of their friends from the RLI had rigged the place up with mines and some explosives and were sat on a hillside not to far away watching the firework display.
They also rigged up the door to the flat in Salisbury with a couple of claymores.

Thats what these farmers should have done,and got out well the going was good and the writing on the wall.

[European blood]

When the zanu pf and their drunken cohorts turned up at our place to steal the family silver,little did they know that my father and uncle and a few of their friends from the RLI had rigged the place up with mines and some explosives and were sat on a hillside not to far away watching the firework display.
They also rigged up the door to the flat in Salisbury with a couple of claymores.

Thats what these farmers should have done,and got out well the going was good and the writing on the wall.

The kaffirs already murdered this man.

Mike Campbell, who died on April 6 aged 78, of injuries sustained during torture by Zanu-PF militants in 2008, was a white Zimbabwean farmer who dared to challenge President Robert Mugabe’s “land redistribution” policy in the courts — and won.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/obit...-Campbell.html

[Aces High]

I know of a million horror stories so one more wont influence me in any way.They should leave if they value their skin.
Let the munts have the farms and cities,the mines and the roads,the schools and the hospitals and watch them all fall into ruin......and have a wry laugh knowing they cant do f..k all without the hated mzungu.