From the Times
Four men pleaded guilty today over a plot to kidnap and behead a member of the Armed Forces from Birmingham city centre. The group, headed by Parviz Khan, a 38-year-old unemployed charity worker, was arrested in February last year……………
What does an ‘unemployed charity worker’ do for a living when he is working.?
5 comments:
In the Guardian I see he is an unemployed teachers assistant. Surely he is just unemployed or do you need professional qualifications these days to assist teachers or work for a charity?
Most charities employ some of their people in a professional capacity. :-)
Come read my blog, MacDuff, I have just written some thoughts about the William James essay.
What I meant but didnt say clearly was that a Doctor who is not working could be described as an unemployed Doctor or a bricklayer who was unemployed could be described as an unemployed bricklayer but what are the skills of a charity worker that you could point to that would identify them as a group.
I will just reread The 'will to believe' and then have a look at what youve got to say tomorrow.
Probably just a euphemnism...to avoid putting 'unemployed head-chopper-offer'on his claim form.
Neutron, at least he was being proactive in trying to seek employment in the head-chopper-offer field. Love that old get-on-yer-bike spirit.
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