Lookalikes (3)

Our lookalikes tour continues! Let's start with some stars bearing an uncanny resemblance with dictators:


Brilliant.






Yet another (quasi) dictator…


Scary!


Take that, ugly old fascist!




Actually, it was (our "extremely diplomatic" minister) Karel De Gucht who suggested that first…


Perfect!


"Wicked!" (as Ron said in Harry Potter)


Always posing for the photographs…


ROFLOL


Wall-E really plagiarised our beloved Johnny Five!


Bravo!


Now I truly realise why I found Alf so weird: he had a combover just like Donald Trump!


Obvious.

A very topical lookalike indeed.

Haha!

And because I'm never tired of telling you that pope Darth Ratzi is evil:

The Pope is the monarch of the kingdom of Vatican (which is essentially his palace and his backyard) and over the minds of his horde of catholic followers, who are gullible enough to put a old senile pensioner on the throne.

Becoming pope

In 1939, Ben was in the Nazi German SS. And so, one day, while walking through the Warsaw, suddenly a filthy Polish beggar grabbed his leg begging for some money. Benny naturally pulled out his Walther to do some point-blank target practice, but suddenly heard a voice from the sky: "Don't kill this beggar!” Ignoring the voice, he aimed again, but the voice repeated: "Don't kill this beggar!" Annoyed, he aimed again and this time the voice said: "Don't kill this beggar - he will be a Pope one day". This time Benny did some thinking and finally returned the pistol to the belt grumbling - "OK, but only if I am to be the pope after him.”

Shame on Him! Quater: Vincent Reuter

Vincent Reuter is the deputy administrator (if my translation of "administrateur délégué" is correct) of the Union wallonne des entreprises. We could assume that he ought to be an intelligent man. We were wrong: he's got a combover, as shown on this picture…

Pierre Istace, RTBF Journalist

Pierre Istace is my favourite journalist. He's got such a voice! Unfortunately, he's gone and retired now, but sometimes reappears to make a report of a new painting or sculpture exhibition. In fact, his main domains of investigation were finance, economy and arts (especially paintings of the 19th and 20th centuries).
Here again, we can see him in Rome after the pope's death. It was one of his last great reportages abroad.
Note that he wears a red jacket provided by the RTBF. He was also a union representative for the FGTB (socialist union).