Weren't alot of European and Arab leaders involved, besides the handful that you mentioned? And why do you post those disgusting, Nazi-like cartoons?
As you actually questioning an extremist Muslim and expect a sane answer? He weaseled his way into the West because apparently his Muslim country didn't offer him the things the West did. Naturally he left out some Muslims because they are of his sect, He has no tolerance for anyone except his sect.
Salman bin Abdulaziz bin Abdulrahman Al Saud
According to the leaks, the King of Saudi Arabia, and its Crown Prince until the death of King Abdullah in January 2015, used two offshore companies in the British Virgin Island, Verse Development Corporation and Inrow Corporation, to take out mortgages on his plush London homes, with a total cost of $34 million.
Crown Prince Mohammad bin Naif bin Abdulaziz Al Saud
Next in line to the Saudi throne, Salman’s nephew and Saudi’s current crown prince used Swiss bank UBS to buy Panamanian companies from Mossack Fonseca in order to open bank accounts.
Khalifa bin Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan
The President of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) used some 30 companies created in the British Virgin Islands by Mossack Fonseca to purchase properties across the world. He built himself a palace in the Seychelles, the world’s biggest yacht and donated millions to medical research in the U.S.
Alaa Mubarak
The leaks implicated the son of former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, a wealthy businessman. In May 2015, an Egyptian court sentenced him, along with his father, of embezzling millions in state funds to renovate palaces before being released in October 2015. Alaa owned a company founded in the British Virgin Islands and managed by Credit Suisse. Mossack Fonseca cut ties with the firm in April 2015 and Alaa is yet to comment on the revelations.
Ali Bu al-Ragheb
The former prime minister of Jordan became director of a British Virgin Islands company Jaar Investment just months before he resigned as the country’s leader. The company had a bank account with the Arab Bank in Switzerland’s Geneva. The company was closed in 2008 after al-Ragheb became director of another British Virgin Islands company, Jay Investment Holdings. He also had three companies based in the Seychelles. He has not responded to the revelations.