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resigning a dictatorship
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In my day they shot themselves in their bunker. The decline in moral standards over the last century really is a disgrace.
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Yes, yes, yes indeed!Originally posted by vetran View PostYes!!!

Many years ago I was friends with a native Zimbabwean soon after Mugabe took over.
His Dad had sent him away to the UK as he wasn't sure what would happen if his son stayed at home.
Very smart and resourceful chap and I did help him out with a lot of good advice, especially with what to study and generally how to work in the UK etc. but being young at the time also a lot of less good advice as well.
Hopefully a "balanced" education.
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with a little bit of luck he will hang on until someone decides to remove him (with extreme violence to him personally).Comment
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