Bilawal’s student social life is appearig in the London news - has this been posted before? i tried posting it earlier but it disappeared. was it deleted? do let me know.
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People write all kinds of stupid things on facebook, usually meant only as jokes. He should have been more careful, knowing his family politics.
Makes his cousin, Fatima, look like a much better option.
But hey! The Bhuttos are the best! They were supposed to save us from dictatorship and extremist! Bibi was the best, and so her son should rightfully "inherit" her party's platform for "democracy"! Screw the more qualified candidate! We stick to nepotism and unqualified blood relatives!
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the agencies will be after him and will have been tracking him since day one. poor kid - his life will be taken away from him. but he should know the score - he has seen his mother and father experience a lot - rightly or wrongly. even the guy at the islamist society has remarked upon him. i dont believe bilawal should act religious to suit the voters. i think he should be himself.
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The idiot at the Islamic society should know better. Why make statements about the guy, like "he never had chai shai waghera with us" - what? does the barometer of spirituality now depend on whether I'm socializing with people who, in their high opinion of themselves, actually think their company is worthy to spend time with?
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well the guy at the islamist society passed judgement on bilawal - he should know better. i wonder if western press wil now track him like britney spears?
LOLz
The idiot at the Islamic society should know better. Why make statements about the guy, like "he never had chai shai waghera with us" - what? does the barometer of spirituality now depend on whether I'm socializing with people who, in their high opinion of themselves, actually think their company is worthy to spend time with?
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I don't care if he passed judgement at idiot bilawal. I take objection that he dare judge a person as being spiritually devoid just because they didn't come to his "islamic" events. That doesn't mean someone is or isn't spiritual. Typical maulvi analysis of things.
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I don't care if he passed judgement at idiot bilawal. I take objection that he dare judge a person as being spiritually devoid just because they didn't come to his "islamic" events. That doesn't mean someone is or isn't spiritual. Typical maulvi analysis of things.
Do you really need to call every one an Idiot to justify your cause of posting against someone you might wanna see rotten in hell?! I'm pretty sure you are more educated than that. Warna, lets pass the mic to your cousin.
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Well, it apears British Tax Payers will foot the bill (estimated to be thousands of pounds per month) for Bilwal’s security.
Security fears as Bhutto’s son returns to studies in Oxford
OXFORD, England • Security was discreetly stepped up as the new term started yesterday at Oxford University, where Benazir Bhutto’s son has vowed to complete his student life despite being named her political heir.
Bilawal Bhutto Zardari returned to his first-year history studies at Christ Church College after being named Benazir’s long-term successor as Pakistan People’s Party head following her assassination in December and looming elections.
Scotland Yard has been drafted in to protect the 19-year-old in a top secret operation which one security industry source said would cost “thousands and thousands” of pounds a month.
Despite this, Christ Church – founded in 1529 – was still open to visitors yesterday and, as usual, bowler-hatted porters manned its gates rather than police, although there seemed to be more officers than usual patrolling the street outside.
While the college has reassured students they have no reason to suspect a “direct threat” to Bilawal, some in Oxford have already expressed concerns that his presence could pose dangers to others in the city.
“Go home, you endanger us all here in Oxford by being here,” one person wrote on the website of the local Oxford Mail newspaper, **while another was hostile to the idea that British taxpayers would pay for his security. ****“Idiots from his country want to kill him but I bet the British taxpayer is footing the bill for his security,” another added. ****“Go home now and take the dangers you pose to others with you.” **
Scotland Yard, which is overseeing the security operation, would not discuss arrangements to protect Bilawal, while Oxford University also declined to comment.
]But Mike Faux, of private security firm Executive Group Holdings, who has worked with footballer David Beckham, the British royal family and singer Michael Jackson, said **it would cost “thousands and thousands” of pounds a month to guard him. He said he thought Bilawal would likely have armed guards 24 hours a day who would use tactics such as decoys and convoy vehicles to protect him. **
Faux said Bilawal was now a higher security risk than anyone in Britain, including future king Prince William, and questioned the wisdom of his returning to university so soon after his mother’s killing.
The officers protecting him would currently be on “code red”, he added.
“You’ve got a man here whose mother has been killed, he’s now a very high threat himself and he’s going about his life as a normal individual,” he said. What happens is the client wants to live a normal life, particularly at that age with parties… his advisors should be telling him no, he can’t do that.”
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^Dont worry, British tax payers also pay for Rushdies security and accommodation. I see no one is worried about that.
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well rushdie was a british citizen and bilawal is not
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well rushdie was a british citizen and bilawal is not
abb kia howa usay?
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well rushdie was a british citizen and bilawal is not
It would be quite stupid of him changing his citizenship and then taking part in Pak politics. Some enjoy social benefits of foreign countries as for being VIPs. But we do have such stupids as well participating in Pak politics (sorry PCG will refrain from that next time).
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Why cant we leave the poor kid alone 
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Say good or bad things..but you have to agree that the guy is a rage!
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We should let him remain a kid he is and let him deal with it himself.For goodness sake, he just lost a mother.Whatever he is , its for his family to deal with