RE:SP & CONGRESS
by Aftab on Jul 09, 2008 10:17 AM Permalink
Advani is a joker and is utterly perturbed with the nuclear pact that Manmohan Singh is going to sign.
Will the paid writers enlighten us the reason for his being unhappy on this occassion.
RE:SP & CONGRESS
by naoroji chandrasekar gabriel on Jul 09, 2008 10:18 AM Permalink
BJP are known as the most corrupt, have you forgotten the disivestment of centaur hotel, coffin scam, BJP were caught on camera accepting bribe from the arm dealer. I not telling congress is not corrupt, but nobody can beat BJP, in their short tenure they looted the country. Have you beconme blind how the BJP won in karnataka using bellary money & the support of election commission.
RE:SP & CONGRESS
by All Right on Jul 09, 2008 10:20 AM Permalink
So poptlal. Apart from expanding abbreviations through your jaundice eyes, do you have any other thing to make a substantive contribution!
WHEN THE 1st NON CONGRESS GOVERNMENT CAME TO POWER IN 1977...THEY THREW OUT THE MAINLY USA MULTINATIOMNALS.....IT CAN EAISLY HAPPEN AGAIN...GREEDY CONGRESS CAN GO AHEAD WITH THE ONE SIDED NUCLEAR WITH USA...AFTER A MAXIMIUM 1YEAR..OR WHENEVER THE ELECTIONS ARE HELD A NON CONGRESS GOVERNMENT WILL BE FORMED AND THEY CAN EAISLY DO THE SAME....
RE:tiger200002
by prince george on Jul 09, 2008 10:08 AM Permalink
No dear, the other alternative BJP knows it well that the deal is good for India, but they are looking for some immediate political gain by opposing it..thats all!
RE:tiger200002
by All Right on Jul 09, 2008 10:21 AM Permalink
So poptlal. Apart from expanding abbreviations through your jaundice eyes, do you have any other thing to make a substantive contribution!
Whatever happens - Happens for the good!! I am a firm believer of this statement - Always! It is good that the left has deserted the UPA. It is good that PM now has gone alone to operationalise the deal. Even if the govt. falls, it may be good for congress and UPA. We never know in Indian politics, what is in store. Lets hope everything good happens to the country.
I am in a big setback after knowing that BJP is not supporting N-Deal. Is BJP is doing this only because of opposition party. Now i feel guilt to support BJP blindly from last 20 years.
RE:Shiv Sena is supporting N-Deal then why not BJP.
by prince george on Jul 09, 2008 10:04 AM Permalink
I also feel pitty about myself on th same regard..I was supproting BJP for its development oriented oulook..I thought they are different..but they proved that they are same as any other political party of India! if they were in power they would have gone for this deal for sure..it was BJP who dragged india closer to US!!
RE:Shiv Sena is supporting N-Deal then why not BJP.
by RAVINDRA PRABHU on Jul 09, 2008 10:07 AM Permalink
Mr. Amit do you think you are big shot in indian politics, where you express your anguish like a big political leader. Who stopped you from supporting Italian National Congress headed by Sonia Madam. Relax have a nice day.
RE:Shiv Sena is supporting N-Deal then why not BJP.
by All Right on Jul 09, 2008 10:27 AM Permalink
Sahadevan KK - Sagnarika Ghose indeed only writes what Comrades the likes of Harkishen Singh and Jyothi Basu told in private in the Politburo meeting.
Six months down the line, the Left will realize that this husband-wife Karat duo is taking the Left to oblivion. It is blunder as preventing Jyothi Basu to assume the PM's chair. If Basu had been PM, then the Left may perhaps have a wider base and acceptability in the country.
The confidence vote is the worst thing that can happen the BJP and their Commies.
The commies isolation would be highlighted as they would be left with TDP and no one else as an ally.
RE:Shiv Sena is supporting N-Deal then why not BJP.
by prince george on Jul 09, 2008 10:27 AM Permalink
Do you think only political leaders should have any opinions?! do you know india is a democracy and it would be success only if each of the Indian has a political choice! are you living in some middle east contries for a long time?! dont agree whatever the "big shots of indian politics' put on your mouth!! altealst from now onwards..
RE:Shiv Sena is supporting N-Deal then why not BJP.
by All Right on Jul 09, 2008 10:07 AM Permalink
The confidence vote is the worst thing that can happen the BJP and their Commies.
The commies isolation would be highlighted as they would be left with TDP and no one else as an ally.
The NDA will see parties like see net desertion in their ranks. Though small parties like Chautala's ILD will graviate towards it, its losses will higher - Trinamool Congress, National Congress etc. Its humiliation will be compounded when allies like Akali Dal will abstain to vote.
The UPA will expand its coalition members - MDMK back to its fold, Ajit Singh's Lok Dal, JDS, Trinamol Congress, SP, National Conference etc will gravitate towards it.
Advani has to wait till he is 90 to have a crack as PM
RE:Shiv Sena is supporting N-Deal then why not BJP.
by prince george on Jul 09, 2008 10:06 AM Permalink
yeah, agree with you, I was also a supporter of BJP rule, I thought they are different from other political parties but they proved that they are also the same kind..if they were in power they would have gone for the deal..it ws BJP who made closer ties with US..
A lot of countries - most of them not very close to India - want this deal to be scuttled. CPM's masters - sitting in China - also do not want this deal to go through, that's the root of the problem.
I hope some nationalists, irrespective of party affiliations, will support this deal and get it through before the next US administration takes over. Not that they would be against it, but it will not be their highest priority.
I also hope that in the next federal elections, our brothers in Kerala and Bengal ensure that they send non-communists MP's to the federal Parliament, even if they elect commies for their local government.
I hope all states elect candidates of national level parties to the parliament instead of candidates of regional parties - we don't want Shiv Sena and Telugu Desam and AIDMK at the national level. They should look after their regional matters in their assemblies and leave the management of India to national level parties.
I don't know what else to say, but it is time to clean up the national politics.
RE:Hope the leftist remain out of the government
by All Right on Jul 09, 2008 10:30 AM Permalink
Sahadevan KK - Sagnarika Ghose indeed only writes what Comrades the likes of Harkishen Singh and Jyothi Basu told in private in the Politburo meeting.
Six months down the line, the Left will realize that this husband-wife Karat duo is taking the Left to oblivion. It is blunder as preventing Jyothi Basu to assume the PM's chair. If Basu had been PM, then the Left may perhaps have a wider base and acceptability in the country.
The confidence vote is the worst thing that can happen the BJP and their Commies.
The commies isolation would be highlighted as they would be left with TDP and no one else as an ally.
ONE HAS ALWAYS KNOWN THAT CONGRESS IS A VERY GREEDY AND VERY CORRUPT PARTY...THATS WHY THEY ARE SO DESPERATE FOR THIS ONE SIDED DEAL WITH USA....DEFINITELY MANMOHAN SINGH AND THE CONGRESS PARTY ARE GETTING LARGE KICKBACKS FROM USA..ANYWAY....GREEDY CONGRESS CAN TRY THEIR BEST...BUT EVEN IF THIS VERY CORRUPT CONGRESS MANAGES TO SIGN THIS USELESS DEAL...THE NEXT GOVERNMENT...WHICH IS 100% NOT GOING TO BE CONGRESS..WILL THROW OUT THE DEAL WHEN THEY COME INTO POWER IN THE NEXT GENERAL ELECTIONS..
RE:tiger200002
by Vijay on Jul 09, 2008 10:10 AM Permalink
Can you explain y this deal is useless ,if v r getting clean power with cheaper rate ,it is not benefiting us?.Tell me which party is not corrupt?Because of Dr.Manmohan Singh globalisation policy present middle class/salary class in living in India.The Next govt who will form congress or BJP allies r8?both r supporters of USA and Deal but now BJP is playing political drama!
RE:tiger200002
by baiju velayudhan on Jul 09, 2008 09:51 AM Permalink
who is not greedy or corrupt, can you touch your heart and say you have not been so anytime. before expecting anything from others, you also sometimes think what have you done to them for their betterment. stop being pessimist and astrologer.
RE:tiger200002
by Mohammed basheer on Jul 09, 2008 09:59 AM Permalink
Right now BJP is going against the deal just to get to power 6 months ahead of schedule at the cost of national interest. I never imagined BJP will put politics over national interest. BJP is becoming another Congress. Commies will get wiped out like devegouda in karnataka. THey will get 0 seats from kerala this time.
India and US should work together in technology, tackling terrorism, science and culture. Bush is a great leader with vision as well as power and seems that he has good opinion about India. Very happy
RE:India US ( Strategic partners)
by SRI KANTH BS on Jul 09, 2008 10:33 AM Permalink
hahhahaah!!!!! Bush is a great leader??!!!!!! what an appreciation. ARe u an Indian Mr.Ghatotkach. Just few months back Bush critised India for the Global food crisis and soaring Oil prices. I am really wondering how you people are supporting blindly the USA despite they are abusing Indians and they are preventing India from growing. !!!!!! Y you people are underestimating ourselves we have very good natural resources and we dont have to beg any body. Instead of signing this deal for billions and billions of dollars India can simply improve our own potential through R&D and technological innovation. INstead of doing this you people are begging to US who never respect our people. If you are working in BPO for USA Clients, you will come to know. US people will straightaway abuse if they come to know that you are an Indian (They even abuse female workers). STOP TALKING LIKE THIS. AWAKE AND SUPPORT FOR INDIA'S GROWTH rather than bend towards other countries.
LATEST NEWS ...7 OF THE SMAJ PARTY OF MALYAM SINGH YADAV HAVE BROKEN FROM THEM....HOW MANY MORE OF THE CONGRESS ALLYS WILL BREAK UP...CAN CONGRESS SURVIVE FOR ANOTHER YEAR... OH IM SORRY....
RE:tiger200002
by All Right on Jul 09, 2008 10:15 AM Permalink
Yes knickerwallah you need to be sorry. I know you cannot help it. As a typical knickerwallah's trait is disinformation.
Yes there is some dissent in the SP. But if any political party induces defection a la Karnataka where th BJP monetarily induced opposition MLAS to resign, then it must be kept in mind that two can play this game. The SP may get an equal number of BSP MPs to switch sides just ahe Karnataka opposition may get equal number of BJP MLAs to do the same.
RE:tiger200002
by bharat pahala on Jul 09, 2008 10:04 AM Permalink
Why is tigerman looking at only the bad news ? We should start thinking positively about our country, speaking and acting positively. Inspite of all odds (including despicable politicians) India. our motherland will overcome. Jai Hind !!!
