Zardari, the mysteriously educated
In the past few days I think we here in Pakistan are trying to come to terms with being forced to swallow the mammoth pill called Mr Asif Ali Zardari. though it seems he will still continue to have his way an will definitely bulldoze himself onto the Presidential Seat but we as citizens of this nation can only cry foul, we stand witness to his corruption, he may have gotten them readjusted into the realm of politically motivated, but we know the truth. And in the peoples court he is guilty BEYOND a shadow of doubt.
A few hours before we blasted him for being of ‘unsound mind’ in 2007 which mysteriously disappeared on 27th December to now be fit as a fiddle. The next step into further character assassination, that the least we can do, is to genuinely question his education. Therein lies yet another mystery and he simply does not have an advanced degree in anything except when categorically asked he said
‘I do have a degree. That is not an issue. I attended the London School of Business Studies ‘much before I was married. I think it’s a B Ed degree. I haven’t really looked at it. – DT
Jane Perlez, writer for the Scotland on Sunday did a story on Zardari a few months back and had some interesting observations
In the early 1970s, Zardari went to London. There, Zardari said in the interview, he attended the London School of Business Studies and received a degree. His official biography says he attended a commercial college called Pedinton School. But a search of tertiary educational institutions in London showed no such school, and associates said he did not finish his studies.
So with all the mystery ending to all his corruption cases, the mysterious fall out of the Swiss case which suddenly made him into a millionaire with over $60 Million in released assets, yesterdays revelation of his mysterious mental stability and lastly his mysterious educational background, I wonder how much more mystery is still needed to show the world that this is NOT the future for Pakistan
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