Finally, the non-secular (read dalits and other minorities) prevailed to bring back the dynasty rule to India. The main reason for BJPs loss is defnitely their mindsets of 1950s. Their state level politicians should have done better to improve the state of affairs in their states (like what Mr. Modi had been doing and was able to hold on). BJP should avoid giving tickets to kings and queens of India (Rajasthan)..They should revamp their strategy within the states they are ruling and then only they can keep the hope of survival till the next election..RSS should not try to bring hindutva agenda again..Rather, I would like them to preach development, promote small scale industries and bar Chinese goods entry into India in their rules states so as to keep local manufacturing units, very small traders happy..Emphasis on local area development, infrastrucuture, security..Avoid supporting jokers promoting moral policing..We are not talibans and we don't need them..I would like to see BJP rule the nation with positive mindset. I don't like dynasties, we are a democratic nation. We need to see two large parties in India..Not only Congreess (irrespective of a single non-gandhi leader)..I hope the current non performers within BJP fade away like Advani and new progressive leaders like Mr. Modi take over the state of affairs, but not with only hindutva agenda that RSS is trying to force India into.
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Congress (aka Sonia Gandhi/Rahul Gandhi) : Unfortunate for some and fortunate for some
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Sunday, May 3, 2009
Mumbai, having seen Kasab killing so many citizens, still begging for justice. Congress, like Afzal Guru, is allowing the case to be dragged till it can to win minority votes. If our dear minorities decide, the congress will come back to power and then they will hug Kasab, apologise regarding any discomfort he had in the jail, invite him to become citizen of India, offer him to run from Azamgarh on Congress ticket.
I think that will be true justice to Kasab to the service he had rendered to India. Hail Congress and hail Raul Gandhi..oops, Rahul I meant..I hope Bianca not listening..
From another blog:
"The revelation in New Indian Express, Chennai of the false claim of Mr. Rahul Gandhi made in his sworn affidavit that he holds a M Phil in Development Economics from Trinity College, Cambridge University calls from an immediate Notice for perjury to be sent to him by the Election Commission. Otherwise, I shall move the Courts for action.
The revelation confirms the disclosure I made after a visit to the Department of Development Studies, University of Cambridge in 2005. I was informed by the Department’s library and revealed in its computer, that Mr.Gandhi did not complete his M Phil degree because he had failed the National Economic Planning and Policy exam and hence could not fulfil the mandatory requirement of writing a M Phil thesis (much less defend it). Also, Trinity College does not award M Phil degrees, and Development Studies Department has nothing to do with the Economics Department.
Moreover, according to University records Mr.Gandhi as Raul Vinci had given his citizenship as ‘Italian citizen by birth since born to an Italian mother”, and holds an Italian passport in that name. He also paid his fees from a numbered account in a tax-haven bank.
Incidentally, Mr.Gandhi had failed the first year B,A in St.Stephan’s College in Delhi because, as his sister had in Jesus and Mary College, he failed the Hindi compulsory course exam."
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Friday, May 1, 2009
When a bar maid (Sonia Gandhi) can become defacto PM of India, then why not bar dancers
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Thursday, April 30, 2009
Rahul Ghandhi - a rising black hole
I would like to throw some light on Mr. Rahul Gandhi's comments:
Advani is not strong leader: Rahul
- He has as spanish girlfriend - "My girlfriend is spanish"
- He has a company in Mumbai (mystery Mumbai firm)
- Rahul in party mood soon after Mumbai crisis (Mumbai Carnage)
- As a personal favour to Jinnah, Nehru did not declare the property as Enemy Property, as was done to most properties held by emigrants to Pakistan. In 1955, in a Cabinet speech he suggested it be gifted to the Government of Pakistan, but could not gain the sanction of the Cabinet. Though India's Foreign minister and the Indian High Commissioner to Pakistan suggested that the mansion be handed over to Pakistan in 1956, the suggestion never materialised. [Jinnah House]
- Sonia Gandhi did not take Indian citizenship until 1983 [Sonia Gandhi's biography]
- Nehru's ventures [Edwina Mountbatten, Countess Mountbatten of Burma]
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