Osomir
VIP Member
No ...no its not........btw if you think he's not getting his cut on whats coming in ya might be a rubeNot what I said....usual lib tactic of trying to put words in peoples mouth and argue that instead. From what I see plenty of western money and aid is flowing into the country....... doesnt look like sanctions to me.
Sanctions are not all the same. That's not how sanctions work. We have sanctions on Russian interests as well currently but we can still do business with them in other areas. Traditionally sanctions also don't cover emergency food aid, this has largely been true even for some of our most strict sanctions like our historical ones against North Korea (for a time). The existence of food aid does not, in any way, indicate a lack of sanctions or a lack of condemnation.
allows the problem to continue...sanctioning people what were putting cash in his pocket directly........ridiculous.......to think this paltry effort will do anything.
That's how (pretty much all) sanctions work. The fact that they aren't as rigid as you want them to be doesn't mean that they don't exist.
Yes, yes it is. I would direct your attention to Russian sanctions, South Sudanese Sanctions, Central African Republic Sanctions, etc. Essentially all of the sanctions that have been constructed recently. Not even our Syrian sanctions, would preclude the host country from receiving emergency food aid. Probably one of our strongest sets of sanctions that exists recently has been against Iran.
All told, Zimbabwe is actually one of our harsher sanction regiments in place at the moment.