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17 Responses to “Bob’s Your Uncle!”

1. 1. seinlife (10 Comments) | July 7th, 2008 at 7:31 pm

   I love the ‘why so subtle’ one….ROTFLMAO

2. 2. Oren (5 Comments) | July 8th, 2008 at 5:37 am

   You gotta feel sorry for the Zimbabweans though…they’re stuck with Bob for another 6 fucking years - That’s how long a presidential term is over there…

   That’s 2014, which is a long way away!! Why would anyone vote for 6 more years of milliom shilling bread?

   I love the “why so subtle” one too. LOL.

3. 3. Mwangi - the Displaced African (50 Comments) | July 8th, 2008 at 5:58 am

   Hilarious! You’ve got to ache for the Zimbabwean people, they are being shafted from all sides.

   But I still wonder at those who CHEER MUGABE!!!!

4. 4. Gish (44 Comments) | July 8th, 2008 at 10:07 am

   Surely someone must do something besides “apply pressure” on bob, the first shopper and the gang of thugs.Its really sad what is doing on under there!

   I dunno why we never seem to learn in this glorious motherland of ours!

5. 5. Nakeel (77 Comments) | July 8th, 2008 at 10:32 am

   Hilarious ooh no foot rub?

   What is it with African leaders???!!

6. 6. VituVingiSana (175 Comments) | July 8th, 2008 at 11:01 am

   The power of the pen…

   Well… Kenyans have it good… so far! I wish the best for the Zimbabweans but THEY need to do something & stop waiting for mbeki & his massage crew!

   Mbeki reminds me a lot of Kibaki. Handed the baton and somehow managed to lose it!

7. 7. Carol (18 Comments) | July 8th, 2008 at 11:19 am

   Hilarious.
   Poor Zimbabweans!Chased and some burnt in SA, licking Bob’s boots,vote me or die!

   Those are people truly between a rock and a hard place. But what I wonder is during his rallies, WHO ARE THOSE CHEERING?

8. 8. I (120 Comments) | July 8th, 2008 at 10:04 pm

   ROLMAO.. i am MR. Mugabe B***!!
   someone needs to rub his back with hot coal!

   Or better yet tactful introduction of a telephone post …

9. 9. Wathii FM (84 Comments) | July 8th, 2008 at 10:18 pm

   How about one for Morgan getting thwacked??

   Morgan is a man with very thick skin. I’ll grant him that!

10. 10. derriere (4 Comments) | July 9th, 2008 at 5:28 pm

    A picture… a thousand words.
    This would be funny, if it wasn’t so dire!

    Ain’t hat the truth

    M, what are your thoughts on Simon Mann and his pals? On the one hand, the sheer neo-colonial arrogance behind the intent.. on the other hand, what’s wrong with African leaders… why can’t the goods ever trickle down to the mwananchi?

    I hope Mr Mann enjoys his 34 years in Equatorial Guinea. And even on the other side of things, the big fish get away scot free. What is Mr Thatcher up to nowadays I wonder?

    African leaders, methinks are wanting in every possible way. Pity there was only one Mandela. In fact most African leaders probably look at him with disbelief. He QUIT?

11. 11. meek meek (1 Comments) | July 10th, 2008 at 4:34 am

    that is so funny…radical and hilarious

    

12. 12. Ni2 (108 Comments) | July 10th, 2008 at 2:01 pm

    Couldn’t have put it any better. Nice post!

    

13. 13. edge.of.sanity (42 Comments) | July 11th, 2008 at 8:43 am

    Ye-e-e-es…the vociferant voices of African leaders’ protestations. Vexed much?

    Soon enough, v wananchi v will stand vivified and valorous having verily vowed to vanquish the venal and virulent vermin vanguarding vice and vouchsafing the violently vicious and voracious violation of volition.

    Fu¢k Mugabe and the horse he rode in on.

    I have zero faith in bullshit bodies like the AU, SADAC, etc. All they seem to do, and do very well, is meet!

    !

14. 14. derriere (4 Comments) | July 12th, 2008 at 2:19 am

    Mr Thatcher, according to local tabloid press (repeat after me, “It MUST be true, I read it in the tabloids), is renting a villa a la largese (ok, I know, but I speak no Spanish, so broken French it will have to be) in Spain. He is not paying his rent or bills, but that’s besides the point.

    He denies giving money to MAnn for anything that wasn’t purely altruistic… never mind the sudden interest in Equatorial Guinea and the coincidence re: timing of oil discovery. Then there is the other mastermind and bank roller Mr Calil, who made his £100 million in the Nigerian oil industry, and whose monetary contribution was geared towards furthering democracy in EG… puhlease… spare me… I would like to believe that (well, not really) but it’s far easier to just join the dots… a no-brainer, that!

    You are right, the bigguns are connected… and will never be brought to book, despite the laughable stories… sigh…

    Have a good wknd… it’s my turn to move house. Somehow, I doubt I will have as much fun as you did when you and yours were moving a few weeks ago

15. 15. edge.of.sanity (42 Comments) | July 12th, 2008 at 2:39 pm

    Gross incompetence and dereliction of duty are just a couple of prerequisites for “succesful” African “leadership”.

    For the record, I’m as peeved as the next chap regarding Thatcher, Mann et al., and their neo-colonial arrogance.

    Having said that, are we really destined to never be in control of the reins of our collective destinies? Why do we have this ineradicable habit of electing installing, reinstalling and thereafter exalting the same repeat offenders and their ilk? If our leaders are leading the charge in robbing and pillaging the continent with unprecedented impunity, what’s to stop foreign nations and individuals from getting in on the action? After all, they seem to know what to do with Africa’s insane riches.

    I say, if Equitorial Guinea’s leaders still haven’t made something of that little square on the map country’s oil economy…

    Well, I bet you Mr. Mann doesn’t get to enjoy the world famous accomodations of a third world jailhouse for the entire 34 years or the rest of his life [whichever comes first].

16. 16. savvy (27 Comments) | July 14th, 2008 at 9:57 am

    hillarious, the first cartoon is exaclty what the sadc leaders are doing? this is one guy i’d gladly wish death on coz its like the only way he’ll ever get out of power1

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