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13-06-2008, 01:25 PM
Harare - President Robert Mugabe has warned that veterans of Zimbabwe's 1970s liberation war are prepared to take up arms again rather than see the opposition win a June 27 election, state media has reported.
"They came to my office after the (first round of) elections and asked me: 'Can we take up arms?'," Mugabe was quoted by the Herald newspaper as telling a rally in Murehwa, to the northeast of Harare.
"They said this country was won by the barrel of the gun and should we let it go at the stroke of a pen? Should one just write an X and then the country goes just like that?"
~ News 24
Way to go Zim "Vets" your doing one hellavu job. Keep up the good work. ;)
/end Sarcasm.
"They came to my office after the (first round of) elections and asked me: 'Can we take up arms?'," Mugabe was quoted by the Herald newspaper as telling a rally in Murehwa, to the northeast of Harare.
"They said this country was won by the barrel of the gun and should we let it go at the stroke of a pen? Should one just write an X and then the country goes just like that?"
~ News 24
Way to go Zim "Vets" your doing one hellavu job. Keep up the good work. ;)
/end Sarcasm.