President Asif Ali Zardari has arrived in the UK fresh from his visit to France, and a short sojourn at his private chateau in the South of France.
His seeming indifference to the plight of his fellow countryman does not endear himself to many. I, for one, would have liked to have seen him return home to direct and organise the urgent assistance needed for his fellow countryman. But they obviously to not rate highly enough in his priorities.
Amongst the many things he will be discussing, is an additional £10m in emergency aid from the UK government. I hope President Asif Ali Zardari does not live up to his old nick-name – “Mr 10 Per Cent” – and that all monies go to where they were intended.
Sound!!!is this the new muslim immigration solution of the 'Big Society'?
ReplyDeletePresident Asif Ali Zardari has arrived in the UK fresh from his visit to France, and a short sojourn at his private chateau in the South of France.
ReplyDeleteHis seeming indifference to the plight of his fellow countryman does not endear himself to many. I, for one, would have liked to have seen him return home to direct and organise the urgent assistance needed for his fellow countryman. But they obviously to not rate highly enough in his priorities.
Amongst the many things he will be discussing, is an additional £10m in emergency aid from the UK government.
I hope President Asif Ali Zardari does not live up to his old nick-name – “Mr 10 Per Cent” – and that all monies go to where they were intended.
Very clever, on a few levels.
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JRB, if he is beneficial to the NWO hierarchy, his "10 per cent" is assured.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly an idea for a 'walk the walk' test Indy. :)
ReplyDeleteSo sad there are people in power who treat their fellow citizens in this manner John.
ReplyDeleteOh I'm sure all monies will go where intended. How else can a man survive the life of corruption and luxury.
Aye Apogee, I thought it a good one.
ReplyDeleteIt will be assured OR. He's useful.
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