Zimbabwe: Robert Mugabe is kicked off one of the farms he stole from Whites!
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[So there’s a tiny bit of good news. Mugabe was thrown off one of his 14 or 16 farms that he personally stole from the whites. He will be challenging it in court. Don’t cry for him. Dr Peter Hammond says that Mugabe is worth US$15 billion – not the US$1 billion that the lying mass media normally uses. He’s stinking rich. One can hardly call this justice. There is no justice for whites.It sickens me to even see the old communist piece of shit alive. He should have been shot full of holes. Jan]
You can read the rest here: https://zwnews.com/mugabe-kicked-out-of-mazowe-farm-refuses-eviction/
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