VERY IMPORTANT: Zimbabwe CIO – Central Intelligence Organisation: Death list includes the whites Roy & John Bennett

Dr Peter Hammond is as suspicious as I am about Roy Bennett’s death.

Here’s the CIO death squad document I published on AfricanCrisis. This is from March 2007. Note how the blacks use the term “Cde” – that is Comrade – the communist term they use. The ANC in South Africa also sometimes uses the same term. Its from their communist training.

I checked with my Rhodesian Army contacts, one of whom is also an author and the other was the Colonel in charge of Rhodesian Military Intelligence. The Flag is a little Rhodesian publication that is produced to this day and I get copies of it. Both of the Rhodesian soldiers confirm that the CIO letter looks genuine.

The Colonel also sent me corroborating evidence which was published in The Flag in February 2007, 1 month before the above CIO letter was written. It is from Eddie Cross who is a businessman in Zimbabwe with excellent political connections. In February 2007 he was reporting that Mugabe was stating that anybody who opposed him would be killed.

Please read the following abstract from an article by Eddie Cross, published in the FLAG February 2007:

In the final communiqué there was at least one major new development – the last time they had met they had asked Mkapa – the former President of Tanzania and a personal friend of Mugabe to mediate, they had specifically said that the mediation should be between Zimbabwe and Britain. At least this time, they recognised that the crisis was home grown and that the resolution lay in domestic dialogue. I guess that is a step forward, it was also the first time that they had formally acknowledged the key role of the MDC in any resolution of the crisis.
I understand that they made two specific demands of Mugabe – either retire in March and allow new leadership to step up to the plate or start the process of reform yourself and get Zimbabwe back on track. It is Mr Mbeki’s role to make sure that he does one or both.
Mugabe did not loose (sic) any time in giving regional leaders and Mr. Mbeki a clear view of his intentions. He came home and using his considerable resources and the support of the security machinery here, he brushed aside the internal challenge he has been grappling with inside Zanu PF and simply got himself nominated as the Presidential candidate in the March 2008 elections. He then also forced a resolution to the effect that the Party would increase the number of seats in the Parliament, elect the Senate under a system of proportional representation and hold elections for Parliament and all local urban councils at the same time.
His assumption in all of this is that he will be allowed to hold the elections under the same system that delivered “victory” to Zanu PF in 2002 and 2005. Just to give emphasis to his disdain for the SADC leaders and Mbeki in particular, he intensified the crackdown on the MDC – sending in his thugs to carry out about Z$40 million worth of damage to the MDC head office and taking another 50 MDC people into custody – raising to at least 200 the number of MDC leaders taken into detention in the past ten days.
There was no attempt to follow proper legal procedures – it was just pure thuggery and vandalism, carried out in broad daylight.
Hate speech invoking the history of Zanu PF as a liberation movement and his own personal vendetta against all his perceived opponents, promising more violence and even death if anyone dared to stand against him, poured out of his mouth. The State press simply parroting his words, joining in the chorus of crude propaganda and lies about the MDC and its associated institutions.

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