Monday 5 August 2013

ZIMBABWE Exposed-Why MDC-T and Morgan Tsvangirai Lost elections in Zimbabwe on 31st July,2013

  1.   Morgan Tsvangirai and his MDC-T party took part in Zimbabwe’s elections against advice from the Southern African Development Community (SADC), which urged him to withdraw from the polls.
  2.   On Tuesday night, just hours before voting started; Tsvangirai told a member of the SADC’s observer mission they were expecting more than 70% of the vote.
  3.   As Prime Minister for only 5 years, Tsvangirai incurred sexual scandals. Fought with women in and outside court
  4.    Amid high poverty levels in his country, Morgan Tsvangirai, the Zimbabwean prime minister, has agreed to pay a former girlfriend an estimated £150,000 in an out-of-court settlement after he married another woman in September.
  5.  Compromised his standing by the demand for sanctions removal. He trusted the enemy too much, became too comfortable and that ultimately cost him
  6.    Morgan Tsvangirai. He is also to blame. He had developed a very warm relationship with Mugabe for the last few years as he shared tea with him on daily basis.
  7.   When Tsvangirai was still poor and in need of basics, he was vocal and powerful. As he got more fame and wealth, he developed some inertia that many failed to understand
  8. He kept on trusting Mugabe yet he was abused on daily basis. Mugabe called the shots and at many times left him crying foul yet he still believed that Mugabe was a saint.
  9. At some point he even bragged that there was this chemistry that existed between him and Mugabe that many could not understand. Just the company of Mugabe gave him so much joy and comfort that he forgot his mission and objectives.
  10.  Morgan Tsvangirai sudden floating in unexplained wealth left many questioning how he got his millions. Became rich and forgot to truly fight for the people. Too comfortable with his mansion and a fat bank account with a few million US Dollars.
  11.   As Prime Minister, Tsvangirai was busy globe trouting forgetting his mandate at the MDC-T as a party
  12.  MDC-T supporters are like Monday coaches in football, majority of them want things to change in Zimbabwe but did not participate in the voting they are in diaspora.
  13.  If Tsvangirai was a man of his word, with solid principles at hand, he would never even have allowed the GNU to take place in 2008. He could have demanded a re-run and got into office at once as President.
  14.   The Zimbabwean masses have been left in a ditch due to the Isareli Nikuv-initiated vote rigging process together with the surreptitious Chinese machinations on ballot paper design, we must also acknowledge with pain the voter abuse caused by Zanu PF.
  15. The voters' roll was not readily available and when it was finally released, it had lots of irregularities. There were duplicated and triplicated names on the roll. Deceased names were on the roll. People in the diaspora who never even registered to vote were also on the roll
  16.   The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) was also to blame. They became interested parties and historically unprofessional in the extreme sense. Some MDC polling agents were dismissed by ZEC officials from certain locations like Zaka, Magunje, Dete, Rushinga and Mount Darwin just to ensure Zanu PF's unquestioned victory.
  17.  A million voters were turned away. ZEC refused to have individual poll booth results recorded because it already had a master game plan to direct all votes to a central location where ballot stuffing had already been done and results had already been printed even before the election was over.
  18.  The police and armed forces voted twice or thrice, people were bussed from all corners of the country to vote in any location and hopped from place to place doing the same to ensure that even Ndebeles would never get a seat in parliament
  19. When Mugabe praised Biti's performance in the Ministry of Finance, Biti was so carried away with the praises so much so that he forgot which side he served
  20.  Mai Theresa Makone lost a daughter and Mugabe donated a cow for the funeral. Such shenanigans could also have gone a long way to curry favor with such top ranks within the MDC. They forgot their mission and were carried away by trinkets as they all began to see Mugabe as a saint.
  21.    At one moment an elated Biti emerged saying that President Mugabe was a great statesman who was wise, respectable and very intelligent. He took that praise for a pill that made him realize the beauty of being associated with Mugabe

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