Can’t Hold My Tongue

This article is the latest sewage to flow from the front pages of the web edition of the New York Times.  The sycophantic guttercrows aka New York Times journalists are not qualified to speak or write about the political problems in Zimbabwe or anywhere on the continent of Africa.

They should shut up.

It is the morning of June 27th and if you visit the Times website you will be met by the aforementioned article by Celia Dugger and Barry Beawak in which they continue the white campaign of attempting to marshall international public opinion against Zimbabwe’s Robert Mugabe, this time by pressuring Mbeki of South Africa, who confuses Dugger and Beawak by his refusal to kiss white ass and openly condemn Mugabe.  This is a good time to state that what is going on in Zimbabwe is very f*cked up.  Democratic participation by the people is openly being subverted and part of that subversion is open state violence and state sanctioned vigilante violence against supporters of Mugabe’s political opposition.   This violence and undemocratic electoral games should be condemned, mediated and ceased.

But not by the United States.

Here’s why.  Zimbabwe.  An African country brutalized under white colonial rule and occupation for more than a hundred years (1888-1980).  The United States of America.  An white controlled country its entire existence, is currently two hundred thirty-two years old.  Black folks in this country just got the legally enforced right to vote 43 years ago!  After almost 200 years of political existence within this country.  One hundred eighty-nine hears after so-called American independence Black Americans obtained the legally enforced right to vote.  Zimbabwe has been independent for twenty-eight years.

Twenty-eight years.
One hundred eighty-nine years.

Only within the borders of this sick country can you witness such insane demonstrations of psychotic hypocrisy.  And so sick are the vast majority of ‘Americans’ that the insanity of the New York Times and other white media outlets goes almost completely unnoticed.  Recently, a friend and political ally asked me what I thought about the situation in Zimbabwe.

I think that the situation needs to be dealt with by the people of Zimbabwe and perhaps the rest of the African continent along with the diaspora. This hot summer the Imperial United States of White Hypocritical America should put down its pens, step away from all microphones, cameras and word processors and relax with a tall, cool glass of shut the hell up.