The French will support any dictator who hates the British.

[TheStinger]

Honestly they do.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/2778737.stm

I just hope he gets arrested, there is a slim chance of that as a English human rights campaigner has issued a compaint in a French court about him being a torturer

[Solly]

Anti-war protesters support any dictator who opposes UK and US.

[CerberusIV]

Next thing they will be sending in the Foreign Legion as "peacekeeping forces" to support his regime.

The probably just want the tobacco to make Gauloises.

[CerberusIV]

Oh, and can you imagine the reaction of the French government if the British invited the dictator of any former french african colony who had fallen out with Paris to a conference in the UK. :frenchministerfoamingatthemouth:

[MRT144]

and facists hate anyone who disagrees with them.

[TheStinger]

Originally posted by MRT144
and facists hate anyone who disagrees with them.

Although I agree with tthe general point I was wondering who you are accusinf of being a facist, the Uk, France or Mugabe.

[MRT144]

boddington's

[TheStinger]

Originally posted by MRT144
boddington's

Sorry- of course

[OliverFA]

The British prevent France from becoming the EU owner, and the US prevent France from becoming the world owner. That's why the french government hates them.

[Timexwatch]

Aren't there Europolice/Interpol or some sort of European group that can make an arrest on Mugabe?

[TheStinger]

I think they would need a warrant from a very high up judge as he has "diplomatic immunity"

[Timexwatch]

That didn't stop the Spanish from getting Pinochet held in Britan, at least for a little while...maybe someone ought to call up the powdered wig folks in London...

[Vanguard]

Any former member of the racist Rhodesian government in Britain? Yes, of course.

But the British never support dictators. No.

[Dauphin]

That didn't stop the Spanish from getting Pinochet held in Britan, at least for a little while...maybe someone ought to call up the powdered wig folks in London...

Pinochet was no longer head of state, unlike Mugabe.

[TheStinger]

Originally posted by Vanguard
Any former member of the racist Rhodesian government in Britain? Yes, of course.

That has wexcatly what to do with this, if evidence is presented they can be brought before the courts.

QUOTE] Originally posted by Vanguard

But the British never support dictators. No. [/QUOTE]
Maybe we are trying to reverse the errors of our past, or is there something wrong with that.