Herald Columnist Takes A Swipe At The US Ambassador
A state media columnist has called the US Ambassador names chief among them a Jay Z look-alike or jay Z incarnate who have a lot in common with the original Jay Z including supporting losing political candidates. Parts of the column piece read:
Notwithstanding the skin colour and similar facials, the two Jay-Zs have same attitude and attributes. Support gay rights and losing political candidates. Love for violence, participate and deny it. The hallmark of thuggery. The deception, and zeal, the same. Gangsterism!
The columnist went on to insinuate that Ambassador Brian Nichols was in bed with the MDC and was helping them to provoke the government.
Fast forward to Harare today. What with our own Jay-Z incarnate, Nichols sinking in the MDC trenches, nose, chubby face and body? Helping them provoke the Government, burn and loot shops and property, then protect them. Turn villains into heroes. Rename looters, criminals and thugs as defenders of human rights. My foot!
Nichols’ support for violence in Zimbabwe is brazen, his summative contribution to anarchy and lawlessness ugly. His attitude towards the rule of law as cold as the tits of a witch. His support for losing MDC-Alliance is telling. With the regime change agenda tilting his balance of thought, Nichols is in a class of his own. Hallucinating about regime change
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The columnist ends the part about The US Ambassador with this suggestion:
Where rogue Christopher Dell, failed Jay-Z thinks he can win. Where Charles Ray failed, Jay-Z thinks he can win. But Zimbabwe will always be Zimbabwe. The excitement will soon die. Better concentrate on music than regime change. Better concentrate on hip-hop lyrics than hand-hold MDC- Alliance into an abyss of whimscal nothing. Better work on removal of sanctions than promoting them. The Zanu-PF Government is complicated and experienced. Like others who came before him, Jay-Z will go back to US, disappointed. Very, very, very disappointed
The columnist wrote this article at a time where Zimbabwe has been trying to reengage with the US. On Friday the US Embassy in Harare on The International Day of Victims of Enforced Disappearance remembered Itayi Dzamara a move that was met with salty responses from Twimbos.
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