5/28/2011, 1:35 am
https://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/may/27/police-sergeant-jail-mugabe-loo
How can these simple persons of Dear Leader's other homeland continent be more progressive already than we? "This was greeted with mirth in the courtroom but he was charged with insulting the president, an offence punishable by up to a year in prison." (Italics and underlining added)
THIS is respect for leadership! If this were law in Amerika, 90% of Republikkans would be in prison and the other 10% would be fugitives.
The situation would be only slightly different here, as Dear Leader Barry O has no need for such common implements as toilets (he is above such, (and laws of biology are for the unwashed dumb-masses), though through the ultimate benevolence and politeness of Dear Leader, the Oval office has toileting facilities for official guests of lesser status.
But I digress: Respect for Dear Leader is lacking, but this is just the sort of policy that will tighten things up just in time for the election. Next Tuesday, when we are of one world with only one set of laws for all citizens (without regard to the flexible semi-guiding principles of recommended conduct intermittently attempted by deserving leaders and Party Hierarchy), this law will be in effect; count on it, Comrades!
How can these simple persons of Dear Leader's other homeland continent be more progressive already than we? "This was greeted with mirth in the courtroom but he was charged with insulting the president, an offence punishable by up to a year in prison." (Italics and underlining added)
THIS is respect for leadership! If this were law in Amerika, 90% of Republikkans would be in prison and the other 10% would be fugitives.
The situation would be only slightly different here, as Dear Leader Barry O has no need for such common implements as toilets (he is above such, (and laws of biology are for the unwashed dumb-masses), though through the ultimate benevolence and politeness of Dear Leader, the Oval office has toileting facilities for official guests of lesser status.
But I digress: Respect for Dear Leader is lacking, but this is just the sort of policy that will tighten things up just in time for the election. Next Tuesday, when we are of one world with only one set of laws for all citizens (without regard to the flexible semi-guiding principles of recommended conduct intermittently attempted by deserving leaders and Party Hierarchy), this law will be in effect; count on it, Comrades!
{PBUH} delivers.