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  • Qayyum Karzai: Next in line to fail

    A year or so ago this article gave extensive details of this corrupt family's criminal activities - detailing their robbery of Kandahar and the nation:
    http://www.nytimes.com/2012/06/04/wo...anted=all&_r=0

    A month later the SOB says this to Baltimore's news and now owes Jim Risen an apology:

    http://articles.baltimoresun.com/201...and-restaurant

    "What makes Jim Risen say that I’m mulling?" said Qayum Karzai, speaking from Albuquerque, N.M. "My decision depends on truly whether I can help, but running for president for the sake of being elected is nonsense in America or Afghanistan. I’m not a politician."

    He knew that if his critics had enough lead time they could really ratchet up discussions about the monkey business Shah Wali, Mahmoud, Qayyum, and Hamida (purposefully feminized his name):

    http://www.trust.org/item/2013052612...?source=search

    Exactly as I have stated again and again, the Afghan Technocrat Emigres (Arsalan, Akbari, Ghani, Karzai, etc etc etc etc etc) are building Pakistan next door to itself. Nepotist feudalism is taking hold over meritocracy.

    Read the history of the Dil brothers of Kandahar and you can see that in these brothers, the whole group of dunces, the resurrection of those incompetent sardaars is imminent.

    At least one emigre had the cahones to tell the truth about this group of good for nothing nepotist oligarchs:

    "“We have an illegitimate and irresponsible government because of Karzai and his family,” said Abdullah Nadi, an Afghan-American developer from Virginia who is a partner in the Aino Mena housing development, but who is trying to get out of the venture."
    "2 crackheads don't become any better or stronger by sharing the same crack pipe." - Greatest PF quote
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