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Submitted by James Coates, Aug 23, 2007 23:02

It is a big waste of money. Thomas R. Morgan the director in Dubai has been absconding from duty for the past three years the majority of the time .... and surprise he is still being paid in excess of $150,000 a year. Also, the Technical Director in Dubai Vivek Chopra a 32 year old INDIAN REAL IDIOT who knows nothing about broadcasting or IT and who has no managerial experience hires useless guys like himself and has been having a blast wasting hundreds of thousands of dollars of US tax payers money. In fact this useless 32 year old IDIOT is still ranking on the top 100 highest paid federal government contractors for the past 4 years ... I believe the US Congress should fire Chopra as he is far more harmful to US interests than Register..........


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