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now i'm jumping on the questions again, losing all my senses again - i'm a rolling dice and i don't think twice, i gave my heart away
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September 30, 2009 / 11:31 PM

challenging, dont know how to say it right.

why did zimbabwe even join the kimberley process
if they're not even fulfilling their side of the contract?

talk about weird.

and i still havent found enough sufficient, effective data or anything that will help support my arguments. and my position paper is due friday, friday. but i can still email it on the actual day, just later than usual.. ahaha.

why cant countries that make promises stick to their end of ti and stop being so contradictory? you made the deal, so you keep it? isnt it that simple? argh, this is tough-nuts. as the representative of zimbabwe, i have to be follow their opinion, since i'm the .. country, at the moment. ahaha. zimbabwe is just really conflicting and confusing. they say one thing, when they mean another. like, look- in a recent article around june 26 this year, the prime minister dude said that he'll opt for change, to improve the country from its current position (because right now, zimbabwe is on the edge of bankruptcy, and is in need of filling up the national treasury). and then i found another article more recently dated (in august this time) talking about the ineffective attempts to get countries to stop blood diamonds, and guess what country was mentioned the most? ZIMBABWE. sierra-lone was alos mentioned a couple of times, but zimbabwe already has a bad reputation across the net- read numerous articles, and eventhough they're written in same styles, they all say the same thing- zimbabwe's governemtn should stop the harsh military control they have over the blood diamonds, fix their government straight up, their country, and get things going right. that may sound harsher than what i want it to be, but i'm kinda annoyed. plus it's totally unjustified how all the money made from blood diamonds goes toward the people supporting the current government elected leaders- not to the PEOPLE who actually need it because they're actually STARVING. plus another thing with zimbabe is that they're not producing enough food for everyone...? yeah, if i remember right, then yeah. and then ugh my nose keeps blowing stuff out GROSS, but yeah, going back to zimbabwe, another thing i found out was that another reliable source said that the money made from diamond mines wasnt being sold to legal people, but rather being sold to illegally and being smuggled out illegally.

DO YOU SEE WHAT I HAVE TO WRITE ABOUT?
not so sure if I want to join model un next year, hmm.