The former Prime Ministers
The former Prime Ministers seem to be very busy lately. Meetings, statements, public appearances etc… In fact, we’re seeing so much of them that it appears as if we’re witnessing the birth of a new institution in this country: the institution of Former Prime Ministers. Just when you thought we’re out of ideas!
Think about it, this is exactly what we need. Another institution…for former retired politicians who have yet to make peace with the fact that they are (or should be) retired! After the 14-knights-around-a-round-table (headed by a disinherited, do not underestimate such a detail), here comes the council of Former Prime Ministers, sort of a council of wise elders, selflessly providing guidance for a Nation constantly drifting away from the right path. Rejoice oh Lebanese!
Think about it, this is exactly what we need. Another institution…for former retired politicians who have yet to make peace with the fact that they are (or should be) retired! After the 14-knights-around-a-round-table (headed by a disinherited, do not underestimate such a detail), here comes the council of Former Prime Ministers, sort of a council of wise elders, selflessly providing guidance for a Nation constantly drifting away from the right path. Rejoice oh Lebanese!
posted by M. at 6:57 PM
4 Comments:
actually all the former ministers want to be PMs again lol
And every Maronite wants to be President…
And …well, khallina nfout nnem w nsir ne7lam enno baladna sarit balad.
hehehe
the thing about them is that they are all so transparent and monochromatic and boring and disgustingly attached to the position they all failed miserably at... Oh well... One more group of loud mouths in a country full of them (and full of it) can't hurt. can it ?
They just can't let go ... And this does not only touch former PMs, but the whole political class.
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