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THE MOVEMENT FOR COMMON CAUSES
THANK YOU FOR THE ONGOING SUPPORT - FOR CARING FOR THOSE SUFFERING. THE LIGHTS YET TO SHINE DOWN ON ZIMBABWE. YOU SHOULD KNOW ALL ABOUT THE UNDUE SUFFERING IN ZIMBABWE - AFRICA? YOU SHOULD KNOW , AS IS THE CLEAR EXAMPLE OF WHAT COULD HAPPEN ON A WIDER GLOBAL, BASIS! FOR IN TRUTH, IT RESEMBLES THOSE WHO SUFFERED DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR. TIME TO BELIEVE THIS ON PLANET EARTH!!
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WHERE TRUTH'S - SURFACE
WE ARE NOW IN THE NEXTAGE FOR ALL HUMANITY
RHODESIAN'S WERE CAST AS 'THE WHITE REBELS' OF AFRICA - THIS BOOK HAS BEEN WRITTEN TO HELP SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT!!
NO EXCUSES!
"NO HUMAN INTELLIGENCE ALIVE, CAN SAY THEY DO NOT KNOW ABOUT HYPOCRISY AND DOUBLE STANDARDS IN SOCIETY. SOME THINGS A MAJORITY DO NOT KNOW ABOUT, FOR ARE NOT THAT MORE OBVIOUS. BUT, WITH SO MANY BEING ABANDONED TO THEIR FATE AND AS WELL CHRONICLED AROUND THE BLOBE - THERE'S JUST NO REASON TO NOT ENDING THIS ONGOING TRAVESTY AND INJUSTICE. THERE ARE JUST NO EXCUSES AVAILABLE ANY LONGER TO ANYONE AND OR PERSONS. NO, NOT AT ALL - NOW."
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ROBERT MUGABE - AFRICA'S HITLER - HAS PROVEN AN IDEAL RECRUIT - WHILE THE LIGHT RECORDS EVENTS - FOR GOOD
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DAWNING OF THE NEXTAGE - FUTURE JOINT WORKING PARTNERSHIPS ON PLANET EARTH - THE POPULAR BOOK NOW AVAILABLE - HERE
THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL. SOMETHING'S WRONG - VERY WRONG WITH NO ACTION HAVING FOLLOWED FOR THOSE SUFFERING HUMILITY AND AS HUMANITY
COSMIC CONNECTIONS - SACRED SOILS - ZIMBABWE IS BEING ALLOWED TO DIE BEFORE OUR VERY EYES
"ALL THIS UNDUE SUFFERING ON EARTH, IS RECORDED BY THE HIGHER GUARDIANS OF PLANET EARTH AND WE SHOULD NOTICE"
Below - Biggest Con Ever 'War of The Worlds' and light-being friends - Andromedians
http://www.nextagemission.com/theandromedians.htm
DO THE LIKES OF ROBERT MUGABE OF ZIMBABWE, DISPLAY CLASSIC SIGNS OF ALIEN ACTIONS AGAINST THE MORE VULNERABLE AND DEFENCELESS OF PLANET EARTH? WELL, LOOKING AT THE MIND SET AND ACTIONS SINCE, HERE ARE CLASSIC EXAMPLES - YES!
THE WORLD HAS FAILED ZIMBABWE AND IN TURN THE WORLD HAS FAILED THE WORLD - LINE IN THE SAND
Archbishop
Desmond Tutu has accused South Africa of failing to stand up to Zimbabwe's President
Robert Mugabe. The veteran human rights and Nobel Peace Prize winner said he
was "deeply disappointed" that his own country had lost the moral
high ground and that it had blocked firmer action from the United Nations.
He said: "I want to say first of all that I have been very deeply disappointed, saddened by the position that South Africa has taken at the United Nations Security Council in being an obstacle to the security council dealing with that matter.
"And
I have to say that I am deeply, deeply distressed that we should be found not
on the side of the ones who are suffering. I certainly am ashamed of what they've
done in the United Nations.
"For the world to say no, we are waiting for South Africa's membership of the security council to lapse and then we can take action."
CAUSE AND EFFECT - LEST WE FORGET
Meanwhile,
Foreign Secretary David Miliband has branded Mr Mugabe as a "stain"
on the country and said he "has to go".
Mr
Miliband said: "Any sane person realises that Mugabe's misrule is only
spurring Zimbabwe's descent into chaos.
"If Zimbabwe is to haul itself - with the help it needs and deserves - out of its current meltdown, Mugabe has to go.
"As
long as Mugabe rules Zimbabwe he remains a stain on that country. I acknowledge
he is also a stain on the international community, which has not been able to
deliver the will of the Zimbabwean people."
The
country is currently suffering from a cholera epidemic which has infected more
than 18,000 people. And power-sharing negotiations with the opposition party
Movement for Democratic Change - widely thought to have won elections earlier
this year - have ground to a halt.
Mr
Miliband said he advocated a sanctions resolution from the UN, blocked last
July by Russia and China. He also urged neighbouring country South Africa to
do more.
"It
is our strong view that this international crisis requires international attention,"
he said.
"It is obvious to everyone that neighbouring states, especially South Africa, have most to lose from instability in Zimbabwe and most to gain from change. That is why we continue to emphasise their role and responsibilities and to urge them to take action."