04/04/2025
The problem in Zimbabwe, and with Zimbabweans, my brother , is negative and misplaced cynicism.
When nothing is being done about their suffering, they complain; when someone starts to do something new about it, they insult him, saying that he won’t succeed.
Why not let those who want to try something new go ahead and try, instead of always living in echo chambers of doom?
As I have said before, I have great respect for Blessed “Bombshell” Geza because he is trying something new.
We don’t know who is behind him or how many people are supporting him within ZANUPF.
So, making pronouncements without knowing what is going on is foolhardy.
We can analyse the issues we have evidence of, but not what we don’t know! We don’t even know which side of the military is with Bombshell, nor whether MPs have been engaged.
We don’t know what deals have been made—we know nothing!
Keeping quiet when you don’t know is a sign of maturity and wisdom!
Bombshell was mocked before M31, but he delivered by stopping the violation of the constitution through the attempted removal of term limits, something the whole country failed to do!
He is the first man to stop Mnangagwa from violating the constitution. How can you then insult such a person?
Youths are having their work done by a 74-year-old grandfather, and yet they have the nerve to paralyse us with useless analysis about how he will fail!
Let us watch the man try. If he fails, he won’t be the first one. We have been marching to rigged elections since 2000, but we point fingers at a man who delivered something. It is a Zimbabwean disease, one whose only cure is common sense!
Let the man try and not be like the paid charlatans whose only purpose on Twitter is to peddle propaganda for Mnangagwa attacking anyone who wants to depose his corrupt rule!
Hopewell Chin'ono