HICHILEMA SYMBOL OF SHAME
… He has turned Zambia from democracy defender into embarrassment – Changala
By Mast Reporter
PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema has drawn fierce criticism for endorsing Tanzania’s controversial election, with human rights activist Brebner Changala calling him “a symbol of shame” for Zambia and the region.
Commenting on Hichilema’s congratulatory speech to his Tanzanian counterpart Samia Suluhu Hassan, during an inauguration ceremony in Dodoma characterised by heavy security, Changala said Hichilema was on his own….
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Man, just reflect how long you have been doing the same thing expecting different results. You are now a professional critic aging without respect.
Changala I don’t think they are any people talking you seriously now because your foolishness is growing. You are just embarrassing yourself day and night. Don’t ever imagine that you are impressing anyone. Rubbish.
Has Changala ever said anything good or positive about HH? Or can he say anything good about HH? His perpetual bitterness and hatred for HH have forever bonded him, he can’t see or say anything about him.
HH did the right thing and I don’t know to is a symbol of shame, may be to you alone. You are the same useless people who flocked to Zimbabwe to attend that president’s inauguration and the same, you condemned HH for not attending. Had HH not attended the same inauguration in Tanzania, you were going to be one of those condemning him.So what do you want from HH? Why can’t you leave him to work freely. There are many areas where you can use your activism but please not on HH. From your appearance you look old and from history, you know what happened to Japan in 1945 where America dropped Atomic bombs on two Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and almost the entire populations of those two cities perished and many of those who survived continued suffering from effects of radiation for decades. But nowadays, Japan is one of the America’s best political friends and one of the biggest trading partners. America has even an Army base on the Japanese soil. And just last week, president Trump visited Japan and met both the Emperor and the New Prime Minister. As an Activist as you claim to be, why didn’t you condemn President Trump for visiting the people of Japan, the very people he bombed and killed 80 years ago? What happened in Tanzania is nothing compared to what America and Nazi Germany did to the world. But this time, Germany has received and hosted more refugees from Syria, Ukraine and Gaza than any other European country. While we don’t support injustice, we can’t solve any problem by boycotting an inauguration, we actually have better chances of resolving it when we attend. International relations and cooperation between our two nations remain the integral part of our historical ties and Regional cooperation which make us all weather friends. We have more to unite us than what to divide us.
Nothing but hatred.HH is more miles away from people who fail to reason.What HH did was the best.The opposition must learn to practice issue based politics not breaking the law with impunity.Being a presidential hopeful doesn’t mean having immunity from prosecution.Having order is part of politics.Dont create an illusion that persons who are arrested are very powerful political opponents and that’s why they are stopped politically.Try to develop some good logic.If you are told the time bus leaves at 10:00 hrs you decide to be late by three minutes you will be deemed late.And you shall remain.I mean “you won’t be a candidate for an election if you break the law such that you get locked up”. Don’t blame somebody else, but yourself.Smart politics will allow you to participate and possibly win.The winner always remains congratulated regardless of how the other contenders and their supporters feel.You can’t blame the one who congratulates.And you can’t dictate the ways of sending congratulatory message be it through written or physically attending.You must not make unnecessary comparisons on situations that differ.Don’t blame a good dancer for a nice song when he dances poorly to a bad song.Don’t blame the dancer but the one who played a bad song.You have to be careful on matters of choice.Why didn’t we hear your congratulatory message across the river? But we only hear your blame on someone who congratulated the winner across the hills.Don’t be funny.At least he did congratulate and sent a representative across the river.