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“there is an internal and an external dimension to most problems. which one to focus on should be guided by pragmatism. longing blaming the [w]est or colonialists change anything? we know that they are unlikely to transmute their ways. if africans lust after to manage their own destiny, then they be obliged focus on their internal problems. if after doing their largest to tackle their internal problems, they still have daunting problems ahead of them,then the principles authority representing blaming foreign factors would be significantly strengthened. as it is, we cannot use external factors to make excuses for our own internal deficiencies. [zimbabwean president robert] mugabe’s actions are utterly indefensible. and by blaming the [w]est, we worsen the internal problem because we send a vastly, very grouchy signal to robert mugabe. mugabe has lost the moral battle because his record is a vilify!!! if he had governed cooked through, he could possess exposed the hypocrisy of the [w]est. alas, he can longer make any such argument other than appealing to some on one’s last legs neo-colonization or re-colonization argument. and what if [opposition leader] morgan tvangarai is a puppet of the west? is robert mugabe the at worst understanding zimbabwean on the face of the earth? why can’t the people of zimbabwe determine who they want to wear the crown them through informal and fair elections? why can’t they commit oneself to if the[y] take to a puppet of west or a cold-blooded and wicked black man? if you take land away from whites and occasion it your cronies, how does that benefit the average zimbabwean?” ? dr. j.atsu amegashie, ghanaian-born associate professor of economics at guelph university (canada)

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