Scotlands new president not yet elected,Al Fayed.!

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Aye, Al, I do not think much of the idea that Fayed turns the queen’s beloved Balmoral Castle into a Museum. It seems to me Mr Fayed; s P.R persons are not in the know of the Scottish cultural compassion for the weak and vulnerable people in our society. Fayed would have gained more boy scout points if he at the very least turned The Queens beloved Castle into a drug rehabilitating centre, or perhaps a badly needed safe house for abused kids, Or maybe a hospital for war veterans and the injured soldiers returning from a war The greedy Governments started.
Us Scots are not easily impressed, so if Fayed wants to preside over our beautiful country
He better start thinking the way the Scottish do…………………COMPASSIONATELY.
We do not need museums Al, so gonny no dae that! Aye as we say in Bonnie Scotland. God loves a Trier.

 
HARRODS tycoon Mohamed Al-Fayed last night urged Scots to back independence and ditch the Royal family - and make him our first PRESIDENT.

The Egyptian-born millionaire - who owns a Highland estate - hopes to be offered Scottish citizenship if the UK splits.

‘ You Scots have been living in a coma ’

He then wants to help create a republic north of the border - vowing to buy Balmoral Castle and turn it into a museum.

Al-Fayed - who owns 65,000 acre Balnagowan estate in Easter Ross - said: "You Scots have been living in a coma for far too long.

"It's time for you to waken up and detach yourselves from the English and their terrible politicians.

"Whatever help is needed for Scotland to regain its independence, I will provide it.

"When you Scots regain your freedom, I am ready to be your president."

Al-Fayed - who was refused a British passport - also slated First Minister Alex Salmond for snubbing him.

He added: "I will do anything for Scotland but I don't want this Alex Salmond.

"I asked to meet him but he refused. I wanted to give him some help and advice but he didn't want to know."