The man who is the Rajkumar of India of India is a flunky. Is anyone really surprised? Rajmata Sonia Maino Gandhi was studying English at a night school in England (and not Oxford as Congress would have you believe) when Maharaj Rajeev Gandhi was flunking at some London college. This man does not come from an educated family.
Is this the youth icon India has been looking for? This family has been sitting on the fate of the nation like a cobra for decades. Unfortunately the fractured mandates and the corrupt regional parties enable these buffoons to rule the nation with less that 30% share of total votes. This is why the nation needs to rise above the regional interests and look at Mother India as a whole nation and find ways and elect leaders with a half a brain in their head (rather than good looks for photo-ops) who can really lead us out of this quagmire instead of letting two bit hustlers like Mayawati and Karunanidhi can ruin the nation's fortunes.
VOTE IN THE NEXT ELECTION. VOTE RIGHT!!!!!
MAN WHO WOULD BE KING
"Rahul Gandhi appears to have been economical with the truth on his affidavit while filing his election nomination papers in Amethi this weekend.
In the affidavit, he states that he obtained an MPhil from Trinity College of the University of Cambridge, UK, in 1995, in Developmental Economics. A certificate from the University shows that not only has he got dates wrong, he has even got the name of the course he took incorrect.
Worse, the man touted as a future prime minister failed one of his four papers.
Rahul got 58 per cent in “National Economic Planning and Policy” (according to the grading scale given in the certificate, 60 per cent is the minimum for a pass)."
In the affidavit, he states that he obtained an MPhil from Trinity College of the University of Cambridge, UK, in 1995, in Developmental Economics. A certificate from the University shows that not only has he got dates wrong, he has even got the name of the course he took incorrect.
Worse, the man touted as a future prime minister failed one of his four papers.
Rahul got 58 per cent in “National Economic Planning and Policy” (according to the grading scale given in the certificate, 60 per cent is the minimum for a pass)."
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