Peace may come to Zimbabwe
Stevie Wonder was at least 28 years premature, but it may yet happen. Apparently Robert Mugabe, who is third on my list for jerk of the year, after Rupert Murdoch and Bill O’Reilly, has bought an expensive house in Hong Kong. (Bodyguards there roughed up two British reporters nosing around the property.) Let’s hope he ...
Stevie Wonder was at least 28 years premature, but it may yet happen.
Apparently Robert Mugabe, who is third on my list for jerk of the year, after Rupert Murdoch and Bill O'Reilly, has bought an expensive house in Hong Kong. (Bodyguards there roughed up two British reporters nosing around the property.) Let's hope he flees soon.
Photo: Chris Hondros/Getty Images
Stevie Wonder was at least 28 years premature, but it may yet happen.
Apparently Robert Mugabe, who is third on my list for jerk of the year, after Rupert Murdoch and Bill O’Reilly, has bought an expensive house in Hong Kong. (Bodyguards there roughed up two British reporters nosing around the property.) Let’s hope he flees soon.
Photo: Chris Hondros/Getty Images
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