Nadim Zahawi

gordondaviesmoustache said:
Actually met the **** once. About five years ago. Before I lived here. Something work related. Lasted about half an hour.

Perfectly affable. Superficially charming. Full of shit. Almost certainly a sociopath.
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Funnily enough, he said the same about you.
 
Is there anybody in Westminster who you would fancy to referee a City match? I wouldn't let Rishi anywhere near a whistle, or even a flag, no, not even the board with the added minutes. And Zahawi would be careless enough to get onto the field, forget to pick the match ball off the stick, get to the centre circle and find he's left the coin and whistle in the changing room. Mind, Starmer wouldn't be an upgrade - he'd spend his time apologising for blowing the whistle.

And if we ever got Curzon Ashton in a cup tie we wouldn't won't Angie in charge. We'd be on the end of a drubbing - all penalties.
 
mexico1970 said:
His grandfather was a governor of the bank of Iraq and his Dad is a director of Balshore Investments, I doubt his early life was as hard as he leads us to think it was.
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Yes it’s quite amusing when the Tories play the card that he worked his way up from nothing. He may have been unable to speak English when he arrived but had a very privileged upbringing including attendance at a £24k per year (at today’s rates) private school. You don’t have your grandad’s signature on Iraqi banknotes without the family having amassed significant wealth before they fell out with Saddam Hussein and had to flee the country.
 
west didsblue said:
Yes it’s quite amusing when the Tories play the card that he worked his way up from nothing. He may have been unable to speak English when he arrived but had a very privileged upbringing including attendance at a £24k per year (at today’s rates) private school. You don’t have your grandad’s signature on Iraqi banknotes without the family having amassed significant wealth before they fell out with Saddam Hussein and had to flee the country.
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A common tactic used by the cunts.

Kemi Badenoch emphasised the fact that she worked in McDonald's but didn't make much of her parents being a lecturer and a doctor and working in the USA.

Priti Patel and Cruella's families were "refugees" not economic migrants from the merchant classes in East Africa.

Rishi Sunak was born in a pharmacy and visited by the angel Gabriel.

None of that matters though because Keir Starmer once bought a field near his parents' house to keep donkeys in for the benefit of his chronically ill mother.
 
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Mr Kobayashi said:
A common tactic used by the cunts.

Kemi Badenoch emphasised the fact that she worked in McDonald's but didn't make much of her parents being a lecturer and a doctor and working in the USA.

Priti Patel and Cruella's families were "refugees" not economic migrants from the merchant classes in East Africa.

Rishi Sunak was born in a pharmacy and visited by the angel Gabriel.

None of that matters though because Keir Starmer once bought a field near his parents' house to keep donkeys in for the benefit of his chronically ill mother.
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Reminds me of Denholm Reynholm in the IT Crowd:

“ When I started Reynholm Industries, I had just two things in my possession: a dream and six million pounds.”
 
gordondaviesmoustache said:
Actually met the **** once. About five years ago. Before I lived here. Something work related. Lasted about half an hour.

Perfectly affable. Superficially charming. Full of shit. Almost certainly a corrupt ****.
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I’ve edited it for you as you’d spelt some of it incorrectly there mate.
 
Shuffs said:
My wife is a senior biomedical scientist, during the pandemic she worked nearly 16/18 hours a day for nearly 6 months, to test samples and put in new working practices for rapid covid testing.

She was hardly home and the pressure it put on us as a family was huge. I was also working full time (at home) during the pandemic and had to run the house as well as look after and home school the kids. This not a complaint.....we muddled through like everyone else did at the time.

The complaint is; that she got paid overtime for working these stupid long days and putting safe working practices in place, to protect colleagues and ultimately speed up testing. Fair enough you say.......yes. But this overtime took us over a certain threshold for family tax credit......and low and behold she was hit with a tax bill of nearly £2.5k.

All for doing her job.

And cunts like Zahawi and his rich cronies can get away with this shit, time after time.

Should be locked up. Cunts the lot of em.
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Yeah, I wonder just how many millions Zahawi and his ilk have not been careless with and is still able to sit round a table with Rishi and Co pontificating that public sector workers have to be 'reasonable'! They should be meeting at the London Palladium instead of Westminster as they vary from stooge, to clown to a full blown pantomime. Or perhaps with a few old lags down The Scrubs.
 
Shuffs said:
My wife is a senior biomedical scientist, during the pandemic she worked nearly 16/18 hours a day for nearly 6 months, to test samples and put in new working practices for rapid covid testing.

She was hardly home and the pressure it put on us as a family was huge. I was also working full time (at home) during the pandemic and had to run the house as well as look after and home school the kids. This not a complaint.....we muddled through like everyone else did at the time.

The complaint is; that she got paid overtime for working these stupid long days and putting safe working practices in place, to protect colleagues and ultimately speed up testing. Fair enough you say.......yes. But this overtime took us over a certain threshold for family tax credit......and low and behold she was hit with a tax bill of nearly £2.5k.

All for doing her job.

And cunts like Zahawi and his rich cronies can get away with this shit, time after time.

Should be locked up. Cunts the lot of em.
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I agree with every word. Utterly disgraceful.

I’m so sorry that you had that experience. To be hit with the tax bill shames our country when she should have been rewarded for being an absolute hero.
 
They never resign willingly, clinging on in the hope and expectation that one if their corrupt mates will cover it up. Why not resign and save the cost of an inquiry and the embarrassment to their party?
 
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