Ryanair boss The Racist Of The Swine Flu Epidemic

You knew someone someplace would get this moniker hung around their neck during this crisis, and the winner is the boss of a Euro airline, Michael O'Leary, pictured above, who happened to utter this little statement

"that the virus was only a risk to Asians and Mexicans “living in slums”."

He was overheard at a party telling others his reasons for believing the world as a whole was not at risk from the swine flu being spread throughout the globe from people, who get this now, visited Mexico's mostly slum like cities in the past month or so and brought the disease home with them.....and those reason's he says are as follows:

Here's the full statement that will manage to get all white people around the globe deemed racists as well, along with all the detractors of the Obama socialist agenda which by the way the sycophants today will celebrate his 100 day anniversary like some kind of lunatic fringe holiday...

“Are we going to die from swine flu? No. Are we in danger of SARS? No. Foot and mouth disease? No. Will it affect people flying short-haul flights around Europe this summer? Thankfully, no," Mr O'Leary said.

He added:

“It is a tragedy only for people living ... in slums in Asia or Mexico. But will the honeymoon couple from Edinburgh die? No. A couple of Strepsils will do the job.

Sometimes sadly the truth hurts and lord knows we wouldn't want to tell the truth if it means hurting some minuscule segment of the society know would we?

Times Online: "The outspoken head of the Irish budget airline Ryanair has dismissed apocalyptic warnings of a global swine flu pandemic, saying that the virus was only a risk to Asians and Mexicans “living in slums”.

Michael O’Leary, who pioneered the 1p fares which transformed European aviation, told a press conference that he did not think the virus that is thought to have killed around 150 people in Mexico would wipe out his firm's business this summer despite UN warnings of a pandemic.

“Are we going to die from swine flu? No. Are we in danger of SARS? No. Foot and mouth disease? No. Will it affect people flying short-haul flights around Europe this summer? Thankfully, no,' Mr O'Leary said." read more.

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