Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair says he would have loved to get rid of Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, but he couldn’t. “People often used to say to me: If you got rid of the gangsters in Sierra Leone, Milosevic, the Taliban and Saddam, why can’t you get rid of Mugabe? The answer is I would have loved to, but it wasn’t practical since, in his case, and for reasons I never quite understood, the surrounding African nations maintained a lingering support for him and would have opposed any action strenuously,” he was quoted as saying
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