Thursday, 11 July 2013

The Baba Jukwa Conundrum


In have just been reading an article about the so called Baba Jukwa on News24.

Two things caught my eye.
1. The writing style changes from day to day, which means it is a team of people not one person.
2. The Baba Jukwa team does seem to have inside information on what goes on at Zanu-PF meetings and what is discussed in private by Zanu-PF people.
3. The Baba Jukwa team seems to have access to the private cellphone numbers of Zanu-PF people.

Apparently Zanu-PF people are suspecting each other and scared. They think someone among them is secretly passing on information to Baba Jukwa.

For me what's going on is very easy to figure out. Think Edward Snowden. Think carefully about what he has leaked.

1. The Americans (NSA, CIA) can listen in on any phone conversation they want. Their laws prevent them from listening in on conversation by people on American soil, not anywhere else.
2. The Americans (CIA) are very good at planting bugs such that they even had bugs in EU offices and had bugs in an EU fax that was supposed to be secure.
3. The CIA have special antennas and listening devices.

Once you understand the import of these facts then the Baba Jukwa conundrum is solved. The Americans have got Zanu-PF offices, probably Zimbabwe government offices, cellphone airwaves and maybe even landlines thoroughly bugged.

This explains how the so called Baba Jukwa got the private cellphone numbers. Probably from American intelligence. It also means whatever Zanu-PF officials are discussing on the cellphones, in their offices and maybe even in their homes is being listened in to. That explains why Baba Jukwa always seems to have early knowledge of these discussions.

Why publish it on the internet. It's psychological warfare. It is meant to plant mistrust and uncertainty among the Zanu-PF officials.

That the Americans have an undue interest on the goings on in Zimbabwe is well known. Recently their ambassador was busy writing letters to senior civil servants in Zimbabwe.

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