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Haircuts By The National Assembly

How will some MPs pass their sweet time and misuse their constitutional powers now that the National Assembly is dissolved? Easy! By spending some quality time getting a new haircut at "Salon Al-Majlis", The National Assembly's Salon in Fintas. Notice the image of the Parliament on the corner of the sign. Nice...

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Anonymous said…
Hey! you didn't tell us this is a unisex salon spa.
A little birdie tells me they are all going in for a West Point cadet look to mark the dissolution of the Assembly for only the umpteenth time.
Anonymous said…
While some are busy speculating on power struggle in the upcoming elections those we do not speak of busy themselves trimming their moustaches and petting their wives or boyfriends.

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