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Welcome to Tanzania

Politicians and amorality in the UK ,

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sara

Date:

25 December 2006

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Welcome to Tanzania

Welcome to Tanzania!
Here poverty is so way off the scale that normal poverty seems rich.

Look -
The military air-traffic control system that brought you here was four times overpriced
But Jack Straw, Tony Blair and Geoff Hoon
Are pleased to have saved 250 jobs in the Isle of Wight.

Welcome to Tanzania!

Your arrival was safeguarded by a £40 million loan from Barclays Bank that made it all possible.

Welcome to Tanzania!
Here in la-la land
We are helped in our la-la view of the world
By the la-la policies
Of the la-la folks across the Great Water.

Welcome to Tanzania!

Sing it now :
La La La, Tanzania !

-unknown -

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