Friday, November 25, 2011

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I n April 18, 1980 the new sovereign republic of Zimbabwe was born from the former British colony of Rhodesia.

The Rhodesian Dollar was replaced by the Zimbabwe dollar at par value.

At the time when Zimbabwe gained its independence, the Zimbabwean dollar was more valuable than the US dollar.[4] After the sovereign republic of Zimbabwe was born, the country experienced a period of strong growth and development.


Wheat production for non-drought years was proportionally higher than in the past.

The tobacco industry was thriving as well. For all practical purposes the economic indicators for the country were strong.

In the 1990s Zimbabwe entered a period of land reforms. During this period from 1999–2009, the country experienced a sharp drop in production in all sectors. Unemployment rose and life expectancy dropped.[5]


The land reforms were implemented under president Robert Mugabe.


The land reforms were intended to redistribute land from the white landowners back to the black farmers. When the land was redistributed, the food production dropped sharply.


Many argue that this occurred because the black farmers had no experience or training in running large scale farms.

The Zanu-PF government holds that the majority of Zimbabwe's economic woes are a result of the economic sanctions imposed by the United States of America and the European Union.[6]


This claim is unfounded because the sanctions are targeted at a specific group of 200 Zimbabweans who are closely tied to the Mugabe regime.


The sanctions are not generalized sanctions, but instead involve asset freezes and visa denials.[7]


By using money wired over sea


using block money , and interest , Kuwait money , and middle east and all so find out who in UN , and Cuda money for over 100 years that has been block , needs to be giving back with interest and cost etc

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King Jesus is a semi-historical novel by Robert Graves, first published in 1946. The novel treats Jesus not as the son of God, but rather as a philosopher with a legitimate claim to the Judaean throne through Herod the Great[1], as well as the Davidic monarchy; and treats numerous Biblical stories in an unorthodox manner.

Graves wrote the story from the perspective of an official living in the time of Domitian.


The novel opens with the statement, "I, AGABUS the Decapolitan, began this work at Alexandria in the ninth year of the Emperor Domitian and completed it at Rome in the thirteenth year of the same."[2]


The novel consists primarily of dialogues between the prophets and other people of the story told by the Roman hagiographer.


It begins with the reign of Herod before Jesus is born and explains in a style the dynastical, quasi-secular roots of Jesus both from his mother's and his father's side, establishing a dual while terrenal - temporal- right to the throne of Israel.


The second part starts with Nativity and Jesus's youth. Finally, the third part chronicles Jesus's work in adulthood as a prophet, his death on the cross, and his resurrection.

In a "Historical Commentary" published at the end of the book Robert Graves remarks, concerning the books historical basis, "A detailed commentary written to justify the unorthodox views contained in this book would be two or three times as long as the book itself, and would take years to complete;

I beg to be excused the task ...[but]...I undertake to my readers that every important element in my story is based on some tradition, however tenuous.