Re: [Marxism] Whoâs To Blame For Zimbabweâs Tragedy?

[glparramatta <glparramatta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

If comrades have not already, read the ISO Zimbabwe's take on the 
government of national unity being imposed on the people of Zim at 
http://links.org.au/node/531

Walter Lippmann wrote:
> Whatever the outcome, it has to be better, if only
> because it would be less worse, than a civil war which would be
> a disaster for South Africa and the rest of the region. Clearly
> neither of the contending sides was in a position to impose a
> solution on the other.
>
> True, no long-term solution is possible under capitalism, but
> this deal could cause some reduction in tensions in the area,
> and, perhaps, even a reduction in the western blockade of the
> country. That, too, could be a positive outcome. In any event,
> the struggle for social justice in Zimbabwe will continue, but
> apparently on another plane. We'll see relatively soon.
>   

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