“E ba gum,” as Lord Carrington once said Those who still try on the old RDNE line and the one about evil white racists have some explaining to do this morning.
I hope it doesn’t. Not out of the simple desire to turn a profit ... not out of some romantic notion of Africa ... not out of any satisfaction born of righting the injustice of Mugabe’s land “reforms” should Zimbabwe’s former white population turn again. A bitter lesson should have been very thoroughly learned. White Rhodesians are stateless until they come home to where they truly belong. Comments:4
Posted by Guessedworker on Sat, 21 May 2005 20:13 | # Fred, Peter Carrington famously made the discover of Mugabe’s reverse-linguistic anticedents while doodling during a particularly objectionanle contribution by the aforesaid gentleman at the Lancaster House Talks. 5
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Meanwhile, as if Mr Mugabe’s turn about wasn’t a sufficiently wry gesture:-
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-1620683,00.html