What a nice way to go!! Mr Gordon Brown leaves 10 Downing st. after an emotional farewell speech. He admits defeat, he said "good bye" and went away with his wife and cute little boys. What a lovely sight.....when a prime minister of a country leaves the office like any other job. He seems so human. So normal.
Adding to all this he said 'Sarah and I may go off and do charity work'. All the best to this lovely family!
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Posted By phw On Wednesday, May 12th 2010 In General, News, Pakistan, Random thoughts, World | Tags: asif zardari, benazir bhutto, gordon brown, Pakistan, pakistani hopusewife, pakistani prime minister, shaukat aziz |
What a nice way to go!! Mr Gordon Brown leaves 10 Downing st. after an emotional farewell speech. He admits defeat, he said "good bye" and went away with his wife and cute little boys. What a lovely sight.....when a prime minister of a country leaves the office like any other job. He seems so human. So normal.
Adding to all this he said 'Sarah and I may go off and do charity work'. All the best to this lovely family!
I ... Read More
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Published in The Independent, it is definitely worth reading.
‘Since you were so kind as to greet us in London at Downing Street last month, the President would like to return the favour,” announces Major-General Rashid Qureshi, President Pervez Musharraf’s PR man over the phone. Only in Pakistan could the government’s head of spin be a retired major-general. He is referring to my last encounter with the President on 28 January – when, along with a 2,000-strong, placard-waving, slogan-jeering mob, I ... Read More
