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LaRouche Blasts British Genocide and Lord Moloch Brown Behind Bush Admin Move Against Zimbabwe

December 22, 2008 (LPAC)--Lyndon LaRouche today attacked the Bush administration for "corruption'' in "supporting British genocide in Zimbabwe,'' after the announcement by U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Jendayi Frazer that the Bush Administration will no longer support the power-sharing deal in Zimbabwe as long as President Robert Mugabe remained a part of it. Frazer's move was a regurgitation of the policy annunciated by George Soros collaborator, and top British Foreign Office agent, Lord Mark "Moloch'' Brown.

Just hours after Frazer said during a visit to Praetoria, that President Mugabe had "lost it,'' on Dec. 21, Moloch Brown said Mugabe should step down, because he is "an absolute impossible obstacle to achieving'' the sharing of power in Zimbabwe. Moloch Brown has been a collaborator for two decades of Soros, the man who, in his youth, worked for Adolph Hitler. Moloch Brown also was Vice President of Soros's hedge fund, as well as of the Open Society Institute. Moloch Brown has also been calling for a military invasion of Zimbabwe to overthrow Mugabe.

"We know what this is, so say it,'' said LaRouche. "This is corruption--absolute genocidal corruption coming from the British. It's British racist genocide for the purpose of stealing. And anyone who associates with this British scheme is participating in genocide. We know what the British are doing in Zimbabwe--they are killing people.''
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