My Dear People
The desperation by the dispensation of poverty, darkness and confusion to claim that the outcome of a near total shutdown of the country, due to the protest called by the former ruining party central committee member and war veteran Blessed Geza last week, is proof of the country’s citizens’ support for the Scarfed One was both hilarious and pitiful.
The country’s citizens did not go marching in the streets as a result on the day of the protest because of the fear of being shot down like stray dogs by the country’s security forces who have already done so twice since Scarfmore barreled into power on the back of guns and tanks.
They did not march in the streets because of a regime that has criminalised protests despite it being a right enshrined in the country’s supreme law.
It is stretching the realms of fantasy for the slavish state media to claim that the country’s citizens did not take to the streets as a result of their affection and loyalty to Scarfmore.
The state propaganda machinery was in full throttle claiming that it had been “business as usual” in stark contrast to the reality on the ground of closed business and empty streets in most of the country’s towns and cities on the day of the protest.
Probably it was their idea of an April Fools’ Day prank.
That the country’s citizens stayed at home on the day despite calls by the Scarfed One for people to go about their daily business, clearly shows the claims that they are devoted to Scarfmore is utter hogwash.
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If anything, this has shown the citizens deep rooted resentment of the so-called second repubric. However, the biggest takeaway from last week’s events for me is that Geza has singly handedly derailed the 2030 nonsense.
The cabal wanted to achieve what Gushungo failed to do in his 37 years in power — that is to create a family dynasty.
Munopengaaa!!!
The ruining party megaphone Chris Mutsvangwa has been singing about the virtues of adhering to the country’s constitution.
This, of course, is in defence of his boss, Scarfmore who is under siege from some members of his own party to leave now and not 2028 when his term ends.
Mutsvangwa pointed out that the Scarfed One must serve his full five-year term as mandated by the constitution.
How ironic that Mutsvangwa is now harping on about the need for Scarfmore to complete his term of office when they forced Gushungo, the epitome of wisdom and telescopic foresight, to step down before he had served his full term of office as mandated by the same constitution he now champions.
Indeed, this is hypocrisy on steroids.
The constitution which Mutsvangwa claims to be sacrosanct, has been butchered by his boss, Scarfmore to entrench his selfish interests such as coming to power through a coup which cannot be constitutional in any way shape or form and no court ruling can ever change that!!!
Mutsvangwa’s staunch defence of the constitution would be admirable if they were not trying to tear it apart to allow the Scarfed One to extend his vapid leadership, characterised by gut wrenching poverty, failed currencies, job losses, company closures and unprecedented levels of corruption, from 2028 to 2030.
His emphasis on the importance of adhering to the constitution is advice best served for the Scarfed One, who struggles to adhere to it as evidenced by his bizarre attempt to unconstitutionally smuggle a whole army commander into the Zanu PF structures among other embarrassing gaffes.
Munopengaaa!!!
The announcement by the regime that it is coming up with alternative plans to fund HIV programmes after the United States cut off financial support should ordinarily be news that is received with celebration and huge relief by the general populace.
However, given the appalling neglect of the health sector by the Scarfmore regime, this news will be received with much trepidation.
The same regime promising to implement plans to adequately fund HIV programmes are failing to even meet basic requirements for public hospitals such as bandages and painkillers and have turned the health institutions into death traps.
The regime that is promising to fund HIV programmes to fund the yawning gap left by the cut in aid by the United States, is the same one that has dismally failed to pay health workers decent wages amid parlous working conditions which has led to thousands of doctors, nurses and other health professionals fleeing the country in search for greener pastures.
It takes delusion on an industrial scale to believe that the same regime that cannot even allocate 15% of the country’s revenue to the health sector as agreed by African governments in Abuja but can splurge millions of dollars for posh vehicles for chiefs and government cats, can adequately fund programmes to alleviate the impact of HIV.
For goodness sake, this regime promising to adequately fund HIV programmes is the same that can sleep soundly at night when Parirenyatwa Hospital, which is the largest referral hospital in the country, has at one time only one functional ambulance as revealed by the auditor general’s report.
This latest undertaking to adequately fund HIV programmes, sounds as hollow as the numerous unfulfilled promises and meaningless slogans by the Scarfmore regime.
Munopengaaaaaaaaaa
Stop It!
Dr Amai Stop it! PhD (Fake
