CNN To Interview Mugabe

Mad Bob

Shall we take bets on how many “difficult” questions (if any) would be asked?  Just look at the spin put on the topics below – it is already enough to make you hurl: …”if international sanctions are responsible for his countries economic and political turmoil”…  I suppose I don’t have to tell you that CNN, MSNBC, CBS and a few others are banned in my house.  I see no purpose in warning your kids about the dangers of drugs and then allowing their minds to be altered by such crap.  So if you think these liberal scumbags would actually pose a meaningful question to Mad Bob, be my guest and have a look.  If we have to factor in their very objective reporting on Alli-baba-tele-Bongo and the radical criminals he surrounds himself with, you probably have a better chance to impregnate a dead ox than get the truth…

Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe talks to CNN’s Christiane Amanpour Thursday.

In Mugabe’s first interview with a major Western media outlet in years, Christiane will explore the historic power-sharing agreement with the unity government there, and get the president’s thoughts on the highly-emotive issue of land redistribution.

As Mugabe prepares to take center stage at the United Nations on Friday, Christiane will take the opportunity to ask if the power-sharing agreement in Zimbabwe is really working, if international sanctions are responsible for his country’s economic and political turmoil, and what kind of engagement he is looking for from the international community.

In this rare interview, Christiane will also address signs of optimism emerging in Zimbabwe; sky-rocketing inflation stabilizing, basic goods returning to store shelves, and a loosening of restrictive media laws.

Amanpour is CNN International’s new live global interview program, which launched on 21st September 2009 as the centerpiece of its new evening line up.

Live interview airs 2100 CET Thursday 24 September.