MUGABE RESIGNS!!!!!

[shadowking]

Africa/Zimbabwe have more natural resources than oil for these greedy corporations from the West, In fact Zimbabwe has plenty of coal, chromium ore, asbestos, gold, nickel, copper, iron ore, vanadium, lithium, tin, diamond, platinum group metals.

Meh they can't really do that tbh. America doesn't really have much stake there as much as the brits. It's the brits and French you worry about when it comes to resources in the continent. The us prefers oil and gas

 

[JackRoss]

Damn yall really want democracy across the globe.. Yall sound like old white US presidents... Let the people decide what they really want.. Democracy got us Trump

 

[IVS]

nikka please. Democracy is overrated as shyt.

That is how you got trump. A bunch of idiots listening to bold faced lies and voting for it. Read 48 laws of power and find out why democracy is the con man's favorite system.

GTFOH with this dumb shyt. Democracy is great when you have an educated and informed populace. The real problem with our democracy is due to the dumbing down of america, and biased media owned and controlled by a select few corporations.

 

[IVS]

Y'all can come in caping for Mugabe all you want. He will retire now and enjoy all the stolen loot he razed from the country, and prolly spend it all in some European country likely France or Britain. This shyt is laughable.

Also, I feel like the CIO was really responsible for him resigning. It seems like he was ousted by the CIO more than anything. And hell the military could have chased him out at anytime, so who is really running that country, I ask. This was all about the firing of Mnangagwa..so just look at the articles below

From 2017:

Special Report: Behind the scenes, Zimbabwe politicians plot post-Mugabe reforms

From 2015

CIO, not Mugabe, likely to determine Zimbabwe's next president | The Insider
"Last month Stratfor said the succession issue had now been resolved. Mnangagwa, had for all intends and purposes, assumed governance of Zimbabwe."

"Competition over succession has tinted Zimbabwean politics for many years, but Mnangagwa has undertaken a larger role in ruling the country than has any preceding vice president or government leader: Former Vice President Joice Mujuru never had the amount of influence over state affairs that her successor now has. Mnangagwa, who also serves as minister of justice and who was formerly a minister of defense and chief of the country's intelligence organization, has experience and knowledge of Zimbabwe's security and economic affairs. He is also well versed in the politics of the ruling Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front party."

From 2012 (just read the first 4 "paragraphs")
Mnangagwa assumed virtual presidency role in runoff | The Insider

But according to him he was 12th in line. LOL

 

[MegaManX]

Still a form of democracy. Except in your version an even smaller minority of people control what happens in goverment.

A military crumbles without a strong economy to pay for it (via taxes) a strong economy cannot be dependant on the military for strength, it needs to be dependant on exports and trade.

So people who pay the countries bills (in the form of taxes) do not get to have a say in any way shape or form on anything that happens in the country? Imagine living in a house where you pay all the bills but someone else gets to say what goes in that house who doesnt pay any bills.

Military democracies lead to military dictatorships overnight. No one that is elected that completely controls the military (a U.S. president doesnt really) is ever going to willingly give up power thats how dictators happen. The closer the military is to the controls of goverment the easier it is to cause a military coup.

And ive never seen a country that did even a little bit of good to its majority that was run and controlled by its military

Before you go and make a hyperbole answer, remember Israel is a military democracy.

Service is MANDATORY.