india's real problem is that india is full of traitor and weak politicians.....n these left patries politicians hold up supreme position in the list of traitors of india....then come BJP n CONGRESS.....on one here to thinked about nation ....everybody thinks about their interests....
RE:real problem of india - traitors.....n weak politicians
by All Right on Jun 12, 2008 12:25 PM Permalink
:-) What's your grouse against BJP? That they requested for a Joint Parliamentary Committee probing the deal?..
Bush paid servants of message board, who do not know another job must study something. It is a peace of advice. Bush is sinking His money order will be late and late.I know you never heard our warnings of price rise and scarcity.
RE:Bush paid servants of message board, who do not know another job must study something. It is a peace of advice. Bush is sinking His money order will be late and late.I know you never heard our warnings of price rise and scarcity.
by murli nair on Jun 12, 2008 02:35 PM Permalink
I find it hard to understand the rantings of this Red Rat. I wish he would be at least more coherent. what is a 'peace of advice' ?
RE:Bush paid servants of message board, who do not know another job must study something. It is a peace of advice. Bush is sinking His money order will be late and late.I know you never heard our warnings of price rise and scarcity.
by All Right on Jun 12, 2008 12:16 PM Permalink
No
Shame on the LEFT who have proved to be traitors once again. We all know what motive left has behind all their opposition. I am sure their masters in Pakistan and China must be laughing at the way they have fooled the Indians. Down with the Commies and their cronies
RE:Nuke Deal...the deal that went wrong
by mahabodhi on Jun 12, 2008 12:28 PM Permalink
@Raj u r right the BJP has toed the line of its masters as they call themselves Arayans and claim to be from from Arctic !Why the corrupt BJP is against the NDeal !Is NDeal good or bad that is for time to tell 1For the present follow ur masters BJP and oppose the NDeal as ur leaders r opposing it !
congress and left have destroyed india. Nuke deal is in cold storage thanks to left. prices are al time high. comman man is suffering. there is no policy and direction. it is state of hopelesness.
RE:CONGRESS AND LEFT - FINISHED INDIA
by All Right on Jun 12, 2008 12:27 PM Permalink
They merely asked for a JPC before ratifying the deal... You call that opposition?... :-) Whereas the left which is technically a part of the government, categorically rejects it... You obviously need to re-examine your understanding of the word "Oppose"..
RE:CONGRESS AND LEFT - FINISHED INDIA
by Raj on Jun 12, 2008 12:04 PM Permalink
Its not that only in India the prices of Food products have risen. In fact the real prices of food grains should be atleast 10 times higher than they are at present. Our Government spends 20-30 billion dollars every month to subsidise the price of Diesal and Petrol. Than our poor farmers use subsidised diesal to grow and transport the crops, and our Government foolishly sells this subsidised price food crops to Middle east at the lower rates. Cant we sell/export foodgrains at their actual price after taking the subsidised diesal prices into account, and than use that money to subsidise prices here for poor people. But politicians will never understand.
RE:Immature democracy = India.
by Sathish N on Jun 12, 2008 11:51 AM Permalink
It is not the just politician. It is the common man who will not stand up and support a fellow citizen who fights for the just cause. The society is corrupt. The administration is just a reflection of the society.
RE:Immature democracy = India.
by Raj on Jun 12, 2008 12:12 PM Permalink
corrution and corrupt politicians are the reason why Indians have been shamed with this deal. LEFT are known traitors and Indians should give these traitors a fitting reply in the next elections
Congress is headed by a weak Prime Minister who has shown outstanding inability to lead his people. BJP has played politics with an issue which was of critical national interest. Leftists are proven anti-nationals. Posterity is not going to spare any of these anti-nationals for not taking advantage of a deal which all defence & economic strategists have advocated as being in the interest of the country. But then this is the cost we have to pay for a banana democracy we have.
RE:Anti-nationals
by menda vijaya on Jun 12, 2008 11:47 AM Permalink
The problem is we have a very weak opposition who dont sit in parliament and discuss.
2allright u r right !they r the Opposition !BJP is just another mask of corrupt british bootlickers and progent of british and mughal bootlickers !But left is weak and what u expect from a party having only 60 odd MPs!
RE:Anti-nationals
by All Right on Jun 12, 2008 12:48 PM Permalink
Sorry. Wrong analysis... by the way which boots do you like the most?... I notice you are an ardent admirer of the boot licking regime..
Did you like Her Highness Madame Sonia Gandhiji's boots?... or you haven't yet got a chance coz of the Arjun Singhs, Singhvis, Sonis, Dixits, Manmohan Singhs etc. ahead of you in the queue? :-)
RE:RE:Anti-nationals
by mahabodhi on Jun 12, 2008 01:29 PM Permalink
@all right !so like otrher corrupt middle class kulaks u start abusing !Read all mesages before commenting !You urself call Left major opposition party !Why !when u r informed truth u report for abuse !Why !And these very cporrupt middle class r british bootlickers and boot lickers of Mughals !They just want to exploit poors natives of this nation with their fallacy !When it is asked that Employemnt be made fundamental right by amending constitution with famili planning clause these very kulaks opoose it !Why !But now the poors hv understood the game plan of these corruot kulaks and r marching towards centre of power !Read Chamcha Age by Kanshi Ram for broader political vision !allright!
RE:If it were UK the government would have resigned already.
by p k on Jun 12, 2008 11:39 AM Permalink
what do u think about role of the party that started the deal and "iron man" Mr L K Advani? You should not be biased when it comes to national interest. Each and every politician let the country down. Be it from Congress or BJP. And left parties are not worth mentioning. They are not indian.
RE:If it were UK the government would have resigned already.
by menda vijaya on Jun 12, 2008 11:49 AM Permalink
why dont yoy also be happy and enjoy powerless nights.
RE:If it were UK the government would have resigned already.
by mahabodhi on Jun 12, 2008 12:34 PM Permalink
If it were UK all would have Soxial Security in India !But what u can expect from corrupt congress and corrupt british and mughal bnootlickers BJP !They r sides of same coin!
We are already late in many matters. Many countries are surpassing us due to our immaturity in political governance. This is also one of jolt, we are to bear.
With a Government on many patched up wheels, unavoidably for now, to enable it to "run" but in different directions, it is only natural that the nation is unable to move in any one direction comfortably, for right or wrong! The 'nuclear deal' is one of the many casualties which got entangled under its multidirectional coach. It is nice to be known as the world's largest democracy, but also painful to be recognized as a country which cannot decide on matters of great importance, inspite of a lawfully elected Government run by people's representatives.
We may also ponder over how much of quality time and costly money was lost discussing, negotiating and quarrelling over such issues as the 'deal'. Or what impact this stigma of indecisiveness would have on the country and its leaders on similar vital issues that may come up in future. I am not for now judging on whether the nuclear deal was good for India or whether it was skewed to favour US but I am pained at the several pulls and pressures our political structure is throwing up on crucial governance. While as a democracy we can pat ourselves on the back, as a country with one overriding idealogy which has the country's - and peoples' - interest and welfare at heart, we have a long way to go. With parties getting fragmented and multiplying with smaller support bases, pressure groups and convenient alliances emerging during elections and then changing where power beckons, future looks more tawdry. The situation is worrying.
RE:The Nuclear Deal - and a sad reflection.
by menda vijaya on Jun 12, 2008 11:52 AM Permalink
Yes.This is for the first time that Opposition parties being very weak, have caused the damage to an international agreement concerning public interest. The selfish opposition due to its greed for power let o the opportunity of India's supply of power.They are hoping to get votes on this ground. Let us see if the people would vote for damagers or developers.
RE:RE:The Nuclear Deal - and a sad reflection.
by Jack Sparrow on Jun 12, 2008 12:04 PM Permalink
LEFT WAS THE MAIN OPPOSITION TO THIS DEAL MY FRIEND..!! don just blame for the sake of blaming..!!
RE:The Nuclear Deal - and a sad reflection.
by All Right on Jun 12, 2008 12:18 PM Permalink
I don't agree. I think Sahadevan's commies have demonstrated quite a strong opposition... :-) It's another matter that they are showing opposition when actually sitting in government.. BJP quite rightly had maintained a low profile
RE:The Nuclear Deal - and a sad reflection.
by Jack Sparrow on Jun 12, 2008 11:28 AM Permalink
good message SIR..!! I REALLY APPRECIATE UR CONCERN ..!! THANKS FOR THROWING SOME LIGHT ON INDIA'S "NOT SO GOOD" LOOKING FUTURE..!
