may 28th
so they are both jnu alumni, so what's wrong with them having a little alumni meeting?
what's wrong is that the nepali is an interpol-wanted terrorist criminal, and the indian intelligence agencies have no business escorting him around the place.
this reminds me of jaswant singh escorting the hijackers to kabul. what's worse is that karat is an extra-constitutional authority, who has no official position in government. jaswant singh at least had the authority to do whatever he did (even if i think he was wrong). what authority does karat have?
here's what reader jk sent me with a pointer to his blog. i have previously talked about this event in my blog too. here are the links, jk's and mine:
http://www.varnam.org/blog/archives/2005/05/communists_meet.html
http://rajeev2004.blogspot.com/2005/05/maoists-target-india-and-why-is-karat.html
this is more evidence that some malayalis especially communists, socialists and marxists, are troublemakers in ways disproportionate to their small numbers. i pointed out once that the tibet debacle had been put together by krishna menon and k m panikkar, with m o mathai as the nehru dynasty person's private secretary. i got yelled at by various people for pointing this out. however, the very same fact has been pointed out by jairam ramesh in his 'chindia' book (i didn't buy it, a friend of mine did and i glanced through it) as evidence of the long-running ties between kerala and tibet!
now with tka nair, mk narayanan, hormis tharakan (pm's principal secretary, national security advisor, raw chief); vincent george (the private secretary of the reigning nehru dynasty person); all malayalis, too, i am concerned. i have no evidence one way or the other if these people are communist/marxist/socialist, but the coincidence is remarkable.
with prakash karat, a 24-karat marxist malayali added to the mix, it is clear that nepal is definitely going to go the tibet way. it will be a chinese territory soon, and will be exporting revolution to india in spades.
i despair sometimes for this poor country.
and everybody is in ecstacy over manmohan singh's 'strong stewardship' of the country. yes, with 150 districts now under the naxalite gun, widespread religious persecution of hindus (starting with the kanchi incidents) and economic growth heading south; not to mention the political games being repeated in goa, jharkhand, and now bihar: the idea is clear --
"one man, one vote, one time".
you got to vote the congress and marxists into power, and that's it: you've had your fill of democracy for ever now. no more change of government, ever.
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Its mindboggling that UPA govt doesn't recognize the menace of Maoist-communist (Aahh.. How can they ? Congress itself needs the support of these commies to run this govt. What a shame..).
Almost the entire eastern side of the country is battling with Naxal violence. There is a "Naxal belt" from eastern-UP to all the way in Andhra pradesh. Currently UP, Bihar, Orrisa, Chattisgarh, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh are under the grip of Naxal violence.
Its shame that instead of supporting the Nepalese to crush this menace and in the process help ourselves, we are hosting a criminal and giving him a five star treatment.
Hi Rajeev,
You may want to consider posting the following more general, yet related, article on your blog:
Foreign policy alien to India
http://www.dailypioneer.com/columnist1.asp?main_variable=Columnist&file_name=swapan%2Fswapan44.txt&writer=swapan
Hey Rajeev,
Did you read this news about a brigadier who sold army plans for 20 thousand bucks. Idiot. Traitor. I can't wait to find out his religion. Once I know his religion, I can brand his entire religion and community as trator anti-nationals and demand that they are expelled from India.
Did you read this news about a brigadier who sold army plans for 20 thousand bucks. Idiot. Traitor. I can't wait to find out his religion. Once I know his religion, I can brand his entire religion and community as trator anti-nationals and demand that they are expelled from India.
You are clearly a person with inferior intellect and low IQ. You believe that Pakis had Indian battle plans in their hands but they still lost because one tank got stuck in a bridge.
As for who would sell battle plans for Rs.20,000 ... only rice xtians are capable of such feat, why they would sell their mothers for a plate of leftover rice.
more on AID:
http://intellibriefs.blogspot.com/2005/05/aid-activities-of-balaji-sampath-at.html
Chaddis are spineless!main chaddi proves it!!
http://us.rediff.com/news/2005/jun/06ag.htm
Hi all,
The site http://www.aidindia.info has been updated.
oops..looks like togadia ,the main chaidd called advani a triator.So Mr.San,you are with the traitor or with the Sangh?
http://in.rediff.com/news/2005/jun/06bjp.htm
"Chaddis in dilemma"
See there is no dilemmas with all those wearing red undies or psec langots and they never will have any. Here's why:
You under a word against the fat cats in politiburo, your naxal buddies will give you a "wedgie" in your red undy.
Same with psec langots; party high command aka the ruling head of the Gandhi/Nehru clan will send you to to the 'out house' clean your own julab with that langot my dear anon mousie.
So via la chaddi and the dilemmas they have to live with, better than delhi-amma no?
If the head-chaddi is a head traitor,will all the chaddis become little pesky traitors ? need to discuss this in chinthain bhaitak.
You are such a wind bag,you are so boring,one falls in sleep with the first sentence. In Malayalam ,there is a saying: "veenidathu kidannu urullalle maashe".
First of all none cares what Advanis said.It is no surprise. Chaddis are third rate traitors all the time. They prove it each time with more passion! Chaddis love to insult India all the time,be it in our own country or abroad. We all know that.No question about it. But the thing is,now what will other spinelees misguided chaddis who hailed Advani will do ? Hmm....being a chaddi as it is is enoough pollution to earth,now with nothing to do and a lazy mind,what more crap will they think of doing??
Well said san. But you should realise that it's futile writing long explanations to commie-jihadi-pinko-psecs. They are used to short one liners from mullas or red boss in Bejing or the amma in Delhi.
Where is Rajeev, anyway?
Has he gone to vacation without access to an internet-enabled laptop?
Because I treat this blog as my "News website" because I can't stand to read all that nonsense in "mainstream" newspapers.
Rajeev, heres an article thats sure to generate a heated discussion and you are bound to enjoy..
Keep up the good work..
p.s. I understand you're busy, but how about dropping in @ the blog more frequently ??
http://www.opinionjournal.com/taste/?id=110006801
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An article by Tunku Varadarajan, features editor of The Wall Street Journal.
Want a sample ?? Here you go..
When an Indian-American 13-year-old won the Scripps National Spelling Bee last week--the fifth time in seven years in which a child from that ethnic group has won this stirringly absurd contest--my first reaction, naturally, was to ask why such a striking pattern of success has emerged. (Indians are 0.66% of the U.S. population.)
My second reaction was to suggest to my wife (just as gobsmacked as I by this year's bee, in which winner, runner-up and third place all had their origins in the Indian subcontinent) that Indians must have vast space in their brains for memorizing spellings, since very little of their cerebral room is taken up by social subtleties or a sense of humor.
My third reaction, since we'd just seen a charming documentary called "Mad Hot Ballroom"--in which a team of Dominican schoolkids from the Bronx had vanquished all comers in a citywide ballroom-dancing competition--was to say that, just as the Dominican children in the movie had clearly "got rhythm," the Indian kids at the bee had just as clearly "got spelling."
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In the case of the little Indian-American spelling champs, an arguable one is that this ethnic group has pushier parents than any other tribe, all very eager--no, make that desperate--for their kids to succeed at school, or at anything that looks remotely like school.
This attitude draws on a particular Indian cultural trait, bequeathed to broader Indian society by the Brahminical upper stratum: Success at letters is the sweetest sort of success, the achievement nonpareil.
For millennia, India was a land where the poorest scholar was held in higher esteem than the richest businessman. This approach to life proved disastrous for modern India. Jawaharlal Nehru, the country's first prime minister and a Brahmin to his manicured fingertips, had such contempt for business (and for profits) that his economic policies condemned his people to two generations of stagnation.
But Nehru would have approved of spelling bees. Indian pedagogy relies heavily on rote memorization--the result of a fusion of Victorian teaching methods imposed by the British and ancient Hindu practice, in which the guru (or teacher) imparted his learning to pupils via an oral tradition. (The Victorians, for their part, regarded correct spelling almost as a moral virtue, and certainly as a caste "signifier," to use a clumsy anthropological term.)
So the act of sitting down for months with dictionary on lap, chanting aloud the spellings of abstruse words and then committing them to memory probably taps into an atavistic stream coursing through the veins of Indian bee-children. A friend tells the story of how, in his childhood, he'd had an Indian boy home for a sleep-over. He awoke in the middle of the night to find his guest poring over the host family's Random House dictionary. "I own an Oxford dictionary," the boy had said, by way of bizarre, nocturnal explanation. "This American dictionary is so different!"
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