Zanu Pf Secretary for Finance, Patrick Chinamasa has advised Zimbabweans to desist from voting Citizens Coalition for Change {CCC} into power in the upcoming 2023 general elections insisting that if they do, they might invite war and instability in Zimbabwe.
In a Twitter thread, Chinamasa accused CCC president Nelson Chamisa and one of his deputies, Tendai Biti, of being surrogates of the United States of America’s security agency, the CIA.
“It is an undeniable fact that CCC’s Chamisa and Biti are local Agents and Proxies of the CIA and Pentagon Departments of the USA.
“Those of our citizens who urge Zimbabweans to vote for CCC must know that they are wittingly or unwittingly inviting war and instability to our beloved country,” said Chinamasa
He warned that proposing to establish a United States Africom military base in Zimbabwe will destabilize the country and “inevitably trigger a quick befitting counter-revolutionary response.”
“Chamisa and Biti and all the USA sponsored NGOs USA sponsored so-called Civil Society Organizations, USA sponsored so-called Human Rights Organizations and USA sponsored Social Media Trolls are the USA Change Agents and force multipliers to remove Liberation Movement Parties from power so as to establish AFRICOM Military Bases on our African Continent and in our SADC region and country, the objective being to establish neocolonial states which are amenable to exploitation.
“Those who parrot support for quislings ought to be reminded that given Zimbabwe’s illustrious liberation history mooting a US Africom military base in Zimbabwe as is proposed in Zambia will destabilize Zimbabwe and inevitably trigger a quick befitting counter-revolutionary response.
“Let those traversing this treacherous path be warned. Those who have eyes let them “eye” and those who have ears let them “ear”. Nokuti hatigoni kurega kutaura zvatakaona nezvotakanzwa,” he added.
Chinamasa sentiments came after Chamisa last weekend held a rally at Mkoba Stadium in Gweru which was attended by thousands of CCC supporters.
The rally was meant to celebrate CCC victory in the just ended by elections.
