New Zimbabwe President says: We will NOT give the land back to the White Farmers! – US Sanctions on Zim President

13th February 201814th February 2018

[Dr Peter Hammond and I have both warned that the removal of Robert Mugabe really changes nothing in Zimabwe. Not to mention how softly he was handled and how he came off without the slightest bit of pain! We both said that ZANU PF who are the ruling party are white-hating communists and that Mnangagwa was anyway Mugabe’s right hand man and that it will merely be a continuance of the same.

All that changed is this: The non-Mugabe section of Zanu PF decided that it was best to invite white farmers back to run farms. But they were NOT GIVING THE FARMS OR LAND BACK! Instead the white farmers get a 99 year lease. They don’t buy or own the farms. The farms are ruined anyway. So these blacks just want whites to run the farms. But the farms which were stolen from the whites will never be given back to their former owners.

My own viewpoint is that the whites must NOT bend down and go along with this. Leave the blacks to starve and suffer. I don’t give a shit. The whites of southern Africa must begin learning to stop being little puppy dogs and running off whenever some black says something. (e.g. like the black King who wants to create a state where whites can live). WE MUST STAND OUR GROUND and have our own demands and conditions. WE MUST START TORPEDOING THESE BLACKS! SINK THEM! The mere fact that they’re asking for the farmers back shows you how badly its gone wrong for them that even white-hating black communists want white farmers back. They now import 80% of their food. There is 90% unemployment among the blacks. I say leave them to sink and rot. We’ve survived the worst and we must look after ourselves. Screw these black pieces of shit. THEY WERE OUR DEADLY ENEMIES ANYWAY! DO NOT RUN TO JUST LET THEM WIN ALL THE TIME! For goodness sakes, we whites must develop a backbone and some determination like the Germans under Hitler and the Italians under Mussolini!

Another piece of good news is that the normally dog shit useless US Govt slapped personal sanctions on Mnangagwa who is the new president after Mugabe. Of course, its not very heavy stuff. The West, is truly bloody pathetic but in their limp-wristed way they actually did something! Its like hitting someone with a feather. But the Jew-controlled, utterly pathetic US Govt has at least made a pathetic move forward which is better than Jewish controlled Communist loving Britain who are always falling over themselves to help black communists – screw them!

If we whites stood firmly together, I’m telling you we could sink ALL these blacks. Sink them all without firing a shot and leave them crying and begging us to not be so hard on them. Through Jewish/Liberal induced WEAKNESS we whites are DENYING OURSELVES MASSIVE, MASSIVE VICTORIES! We must kick these black communists straight in their teeth, good and HARD! Jan]

We will not return land to white farmers: Mnangagwa

February 10, 2018

HARARE – Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Saturday said the country will not return land seized from former white commercial farmers almost two decades ago.

“It will never happen,” Mnangagwa said in a speech to his ZANU-PF party supporters in central Zimbabwe, broadcast on television.

His statement comes two months after white farmer Robert Smart got his land back after being evicted in June by ex-president Robert Mugabe’s government.

Zimbabwe embarked on a violent land reform programme in 2000, taking over white-owned farms to resettle landless blacks.

Thousands of white farmers were forced off their land by mobs or evicted, with Mugabe saying the reforms would help black people marginalised under British colonial rule.

Critics blame the land redistribution for the collapse in agricultural production that saw the former regional breadbasket become a perennial food importer.

The government has indicated it will issue 99-year bankable leases to beneficiaries of land reform but Mnangagwa on Saturday said landowners must be more productive.

“Our land must be productive. We must mechanise and modernise our agriculture,” he said, adding that the land reforms were “irreversible”.

Mnangagwa, who came to power after a military intervention ended Mugabe’s decades-old rule last year, said new elections would be held in July.

“We want a peaceful election. We want a united people. There is no reason for ZANU-PF to be violent. There is no reason for any political party to be violent.”

The former deputy president said his government’s top priority was to revive the ailing economy.

“Our economy is struggling, unemployment is high, our youth lack opportunities, too many people are unable to afford essential goods for their families and our infrastructure is stuck in the past,” he said.

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Source: http://www.thezimbabwemail.com/farming-enviroment/will-not-return-land-white-farmers-mnangagwa/

Mnangagwa placed under US sanctions

– February 13, 2018

THE United States has slapped fresh targeted sanctions on President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration and maintained a leash on former Zanu PF leader Robert Mugabe and his wife Grace, NewsDay can exclusively reveal.

Highly-placed government sources told NewsDay yesterday that two weeks ago, Foreign Affairs and International Trade minister Sibusiso Moyo received a diplomatic note to the effect that the US, while recognising the authorities in Harare, would extend sanctions with the possibility of a review after the general elections expected in July.

“The minister was told through a diplomatic note that the US will be renewing sanctions against the new government. There are additions to include those (ministers and other top government officials) that came into the Executive through the November 15 operation,” a source said.

NewsDay heard that in its diplomatic note to Moyo, the US government clearly indicated that Mnangagwa’s administration was a “product of a military coup”.

“The US is very clear that Mnangagwa came to power through a coup although the authorities in Harare have done everything in their power to avoid this word (coup). It was also indicated that the general elections expected in July will be the benchmark on which the sanctions will be reviewed,” another source said. “A public announcement on the issue is due any time from now, likely before the end of the month.”

Contacted for comment, Moyo said: “Well, I have had communication with the US administration and actually we are expecting a delegation next week. We are cognisant of the fact that it is not easy to change sanctions laws because there is need for consultations and the US Congress has to repeal such statutes.

“We also did not expect this [shift in US policy on Zimbabwe after Mugabe’s fall] to be an event, but we will continue working with them.”

The US embassy in Harare would neither deny nor confirm extension of the sanctions regime.

 “The President (Donald Trump) may sign a notice of continuation of the national emergency with respect to Zimbabwe. The continuation of this national emergency had been done yearly since 2003 and maintains sanctions implemented under Executive Orders 13288, 13391 and 13469 pursuant to the International Emergency Economic Powers Act,” the embassy said in response.

The embassy insisted that these were not full-blown economic sanctions, but targeted sanctions under Executive Order 13288 “against individuals and entities undermining the democratic processes or institutions in Zimbabwe or who participated in human rights abuses as well as facilitation of corruption”.

“The sanctions do not prohibit trade with non-sanctioned individuals or entities. Unless a transaction involves a blocked individual or entity, US persons may conduct business in and trade with businesses in Zimbabwe and its people,” the embassy said.

The US added that Mnangagwa’s rise to power offered the country “an extraordinary opportunity for Zimbabwe to set itself on a new path to implement reforms that could allow the United States to re-engage in ways not previously possible”.

Mnangagwa came to power on the back of a military intervention in November that forced Mugabe to resign. Before he stepped down on November 21, Mugabe had spent a week under house arrest at a time Parliament was also in the process of moving for his impeachment.

The President, who had been fired by Mugabe on November 6 and forced into exile in South Africa for just over two weeks, returned to take power three days after the former Zanu PF strongman resigned.

Most Western countries including the European Union (EU) and Britain seem to have accepted Mnangagwa’s administration. EU ambassador to Zimbabwe Phillipe Van Damme last month was non-committal arguing the European bloc’s council would make its policy position on Zimbabwe soon with indications it was ready to engage Mnangagwa’s regime. Only Mugabe and Grace remain on the EU sanctions list.

 British Foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, in December seemed to give Mnangagwa his seal of approval.

“I am encouraged by President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s words so far,” Johnson said.

The US Congress passed the Zimbabwe Democracy and Economic Recovery Act in 2003 after Mugabe’s government sponsored an orgy of violence against opposition supporters as well as the seizure of white-owned farms across the country fronted by veterans of the liberation struggle.

Source: https://www.newsday.co.zw/2018/02/mnangagwa-placed-us-sanctions/