In response to MDC-T shuts out ‘briefcase parties’: We cannot have more than a dozen briefcase parties jostling to form coalitions with Morgan Tsvangirai’s MDC-T.
By Zvakwana,Our Reader
Remember, Tsvangirai is not the problem, but it is President Robert Mugabe, so why should these parties be talking about the MDC-T rather than Zanu PF which has caused the suffering of the masses?
These fly-by-night parties are, no doubt, Zanu PF proxies.
They are there to cause confusion.
Let the MDC-T go it alone full stop.
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Those who want a coalition should proceed on their own.
They were paid to destroy the MDC-T by causing splits. Now that they failed to destroy it, they want to destroy it from within. No to that.
Let them lead parties through newspapers and cellphones.
After all, they went to South Africa wasting donor funds, they should tell us what they agreed on.
The leaders of these small parties should simply join the MDC-T as ordinary members just like all of us and rise through the ranks.
No free top posts.
We can’t all be leaders.
Let those who are there lead the party into the elections and they should support them just like all of us. Why are they so afraid to be ordinary members?
It shows a lot of immaturity and ill logic that some people can rush with hurricane speed to form political parties only to turn around just as quickly and clamour for a coalition of opposition forces.
Parties must not be formed for the sole purpose of entering a coalition some day.
They should stand up on their own and fight to wrest power from the incumbent.