Mbeki continues to display he is "Fit to Garden"?

From the Washington Post yesterday:
In late April, about the time this e-mail was written, President Thabo Mbeki of South Africa -- Zimbabwe's influential neighbor -- addressed a four-page letter to President Bush. Rather than coordinating strategy to end Zimbabwe's nightmare, Mbeki criticized the United States, in a text packed with exclamation points, for taking sides against President Robert Mugabe's government and disrespecting the views of the Zimbabwean people. "He said it was not our business," recalls one American official, and "to butt out, that Africa belongs to him." Adds another official, "Mbeki lost it; it was outrageous."

It is also not an aberration. South Africa has actively blocked United Nations discussions about human rights abuses in Zimbabwe -- and in Belarus, Cuba, North Korea and Uzbekistan. South Africa was the only real democracy to vote against a resolution demanding that the Burmese junta stop ethnic cleansing and free jailed dissident Aung San Suu Kyi. When Iranian nuclear proliferation was debated in the Security Council, South Africa dragged out discussions and demanded watered-down language in the resolution. South Africa opposed a resolution condemning rape and attacks on civilians in Darfur -- and rolled out the red carpet for a visit from Sudan's genocidal leader. In the General Assembly, South Africa fought against a resolution condemning the use of rape as a weapon of war because the resolution was not sufficiently anti-American.
He lashes out whenever he believes that Westerners are telling Africans how to conduct their lives, or who their leaders should be. So for years he viewed AIDS treatment as a plot of Western pharmaceutical companies -- and now he helps shield Mugabe from global outrage.
And this debate is clarifying a question across southern Africa: Did revolutionary parties in the region fight for liberation or for liberty? If merely for liberation from Western imperialism, then aging despots and oppressive ruling parties have a claim to power. But if for liberty, those who work for freedom in Zimbabwe must also have their day.

So far, South Africa -- of all places -- sides with the despots.

Zim - One of the consequences of Alcoholism is forgetfulness. Arent you amazed that Mbeki is the only "truthful" person on the Planet and why would anyone in the civilised World invent stories about an irrelevant and 3rd World moron?

At least you believe him fit to garden, I for one, wouldn't allow Mbeki within 30 feet of my garden, he would mot probably break my lawnmower, steal my tools and then proceed to pass out pissed under a tree in the back yard (assuming he actually pitched up for work which is unlikely).
The question I have on my mind is, can the ANC really humiliate and degrade South Africa's international reputation any more than they already have? I doubt it, seems to be crisis after crisis and the country is rapidly joining every other nation on the continent as truly "African".....
At least the world has finally wised up to the reality of African majority rule and the inability of Africans to govern themselves without totally destroying entire economies and leaving a dust bowl in their wake.

Let me borrow from the very same Mbeki......I've come to the conclusion that some people have factories to manufacture lies, and they sell those lies in the media, which is ready to sell en mass.....

Why I am not surprised!

here you go again.

We all know Edward VIII was Pro Nazi and Harry did were a Nazi uniform to a party.
And who funded Mugabe?

What you want us to be suck-ups to the USA like you(UK).
At least Thabo has got Balls unlike your loser unelected Pri minister Brown that agree's with everything the US says.
Your soldiers are being killed everyday in Afghanistan and Iraq all for uncle SAM.

We all know Edward VIII was Pro Nazi and Harry did were a Nazi uniform to a party.
And who funded Mugabe?
Have you conveniently forgotten now.

I can believe it. He has yet to prove me wrong in thinking that he is a bad president and sides with non-white countries. No matter what.

He's probably anti-American because he feels for his brothers and sisters that were slaves in the past. Yet he's not doing much for his own brothers and sisters in this country.

Yep you get quite a few alcoholic garden boys, here at 14 00 you can do nothing with them, and I agree I would not let him withing 40 feet of my garden, he will break everything and ruin all my plants....Alf you must remember one thing you are dealing with Thabo, he has an extremely low IQ and the rest of his brain cells have been destroyed by years and years of alcohol misuse. His actions are not comprehensible to your average sane human.

This is just another vivid example of how the ANC has turned South Africa to National Socialism. The government is progressively peculiar, the European colonist is the scapegoat of every domestic failure, socialism in the name of equality removes the contributive prosperous classes and swells inflation, unemployment, and poverty, corruption soars, and civil liberties diminish. It鈥檚 certainly no clearer than by looking at South Africa鈥檚 growing alignment with Zimbabwe, Belarus, Cuba, North Korea, Uzbekistan, Myanmar, Iran, and Sudan.