Humanitarian Crisis Deepens in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe's Humanitarian Crisis Deepens

December 17, 2008 · Zimbabwe is suffering from a humanitarian crisis. The political unrest in the region has the economy in shambles. Millions of people are affected by post-election violence, diseases and malnutrition. U.S. ambassador to Zimbabwe, James McGee, explains the challenges facing the African nation and how he would like regional leaders to help defuse the political standoff.

It is not enough to simply insult, criticize and sabotage Mugabe. US has a moral obligation to help this people. Well, they do not have oil like Kuwait or Iraq.NPR, please demand that US and Britain help the Zimbabwe people without strings attached.Bush took a warship to deliver aids to Myanma after their natural disaster, he did so with all kinds of strings attached to it, no one condemned such barbaric posture while people die in tens and thousands.When people are suffering and dying, it not a time to be talking politics.We should insist that FOOD AND MEDICINE should never be used as instruments of war. It is evil and immoral to continue to hold the people hostage by both foreign powers and the dictators. This is like double jeopady. Zimbabweans are already victims of their own govenement, foreign powers should not add to their sufferings by ignoring their humanitarian needs. Morgan Changary should be challenged to bring his foreign backers to help his people without promise or expectation for power in return.

The apathy of surrounding african nations,or any nation for that matter is amazing. We must get more involved; if only we had some effective leaders around the world who could bring us all together and counter crisis like these

December 17, 2008 · Zimbabwe is suffering from a humanitarian crisis. The political unrest in the region has the economy in shambles. Millions of people are affected by post-election violence, diseases and malnutrition. U.S. ambassador to Zimbabwe, James McGee, explains the challenges facing the African nation and how he would like regional leaders to help defuse the political standoff.

It is not enough to simply insult, criticize and sabotage Mugabe. US has a moral obligation to help this people. Well, they do not have oil like Kuwait or Iraq.NPR, please demand that US and Britain help the Zimbabwe people without strings attached. Bush took a warship to deliver aids to Myanma after their natural disaster, he did so with all kinds of strings attached to it, no one condemned such barbaric posture while people die in tens and thousands.When people are suffering and dying, it not a time to be talking politics. We should insist that FOOD AND MEDICINE should never be used as instruments of war. It is evil and immoral to continue to hold the people hostage by both foreign powers and the dictators. This is like double jeopady. Zimbabweans are already victims of their own govenement, foreign powers should not add to their sufferings by ignoring their humanitarian needs.

The apathy of surrounding african nations,or any nation for that matter is amazing. We must get more involved; if only we had some effective leaders around the world who could bring us all together and counter crisis like these.