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Robert Mugabe, at Oxford
Wikipedia claims he studied at Oxford. Is this true? How did he turn his back on the concept of truth and honesty? Did education not teach him anything?Scroll to see replies
Reply 1
josepharthur Wikipedia claims he studied at Oxford. Is this true?
Wikipedia claims he studied at Oxford. Is this true? I think there's the answer to your question.
Reply 2
Wikipedia isn't always true. One time there was a fake home and away story line and I believed it and it made me really 
: angry.
Mugabe: Some people are so twisted nothing could change their mind/actions.
: angry. Mugabe: Some people are so twisted nothing could change their mind/actions.
Reply 3
the clue is in the question.
Reply 4
He did get 4 degrees from UCL though. That I know.
Reply 5
Amandeep_Psych07
I think there's the answer to your question.
Ditto
Reply 6
josepharthur Wikipedia claims he studied at Oxford. Is this true? How did he turn his back on the concept of truth and honesty? Did education not teach him anything?
Wikipedia claims he studied at Oxford. Is this true? How did he turn his back on the concept of truth and honesty? Did education not teach him anything?Even if he had studied at Oxford, it`s a bloody university, not a path to righteousness!
Reply 7
...and to be honest; the more you learn, the more you realise a dictatorship is preferable to a democracy. 'member half the people voting have below average IQ.
Reply 8
Who's Who begs to differ:
http://www.whoswhosa.co.za/Pages/profilefull.aspx?IndID=3562
http://www.whoswhosa.co.za/Pages/profilefull.aspx?IndID=3562
Reply 9
moody28028
Wikipedia isn't always true. One time there was a fake home and away story line and I believed it and it made me really : angry.
Mugabe: Some people are so twisted nothing could change their mind/actions.
: angry. Mugabe: Some people are so twisted nothing could change their mind/actions.
I know, that is why I am asking.
And to whoever negged me. Christ sake, I did not claim Oxford was the path to righteousness you cannot untie now, tomorrow. Nevertheless, going from an Oxford student to a world dictator is quite an achievement.
Reply 10
It's quite possible he studied there - I'd say it's even quite probable.
Before being a ruthless dictator, he was revered for being the first non-colonial Zimbabwe leader.
Beyond that, he must be smart to have been able to profoundly rape the nation for his own profit. Even leading nazis were smart, although many would rather not believe it. The main defendants at the nuerenberg trials had IQs ranging from 143 (Schacht) to 121 (can't remember who).
By the way: Wikipedia does not say he was awarded a degree by Oxford, but only that he had studied there for a single year. That is in accordance with whoswho.
Before being a ruthless dictator, he was revered for being the first non-colonial Zimbabwe leader.
Beyond that, he must be smart to have been able to profoundly rape the nation for his own profit. Even leading nazis were smart, although many would rather not believe it. The main defendants at the nuerenberg trials had IQs ranging from 143 (Schacht) to 121 (can't remember who).
By the way: Wikipedia does not say he was awarded a degree by Oxford, but only that he had studied there for a single year. That is in accordance with whoswho.
Reply 11
He gave a few talks at Oxford if my memory serves me correct. You mighta' bea' confuss'd!
Reply 13
Ekpyrotic
...and to be honest; the more you learn, the more you realise a dictatorship is preferable to a democracy. 'member half the people voting have below average IQ.
The laws of statistics are sitting in a corner crying because you made that remark.
Reply 14
so what if he studied at oxford, you are who you are no matter what degree or place you got it from.
i think he is the devil
i think he is the devil
Reply 15
Veni_vidi
so what if he studied at oxford, you are who you are no matter what degree or place you got it from.
i think he is the devil
i think he is the devil
Eh, I beg your pardon. Next time, write in English please
Reply 16
14
josepharthur
Eh, I beg your pardon. Next time, write in English please
I've already found flaws in your post so shut up.
Reply 17
generalebriety
The laws of statistics are sitting in a corner crying because you made that remark.
I love that quote. Think 'twas Hitchen who said it originally.
Reply 18
generalebriety
The laws of statistics are sitting in a corner crying because you made that remark.
The laws of statistics are sitting in a corner crying because you made that remark.
How so?
EDIT:
Before even more of you answer this with sets that are inapplicable:
me a few posts later
I'd really like it explained, because, as far as I'm concerned it defies common sense - hadn't done any statistics yet though.
If we say that IQs are distributed according to the Bell curve (yes it's an assumption, but a relatively true one), surely the average IQ will be in the middle. That leaves half below that number. Where is this reasoning incorrect?
I'd really like it explained, because, as far as I'm concerned it defies common sense - hadn't done any statistics yet though.
If we say that IQs are distributed according to the Bell curve (yes it's an assumption, but a relatively true one), surely the average IQ will be in the middle. That leaves half below that number. Where is this reasoning incorrect?
Reply 19
AnonymousPenguin
How so?
Child, one would assume that you have a brain.
Use it.
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