What a great act for countrys interests.....!!!! Very truth ful indeed ,especially amar singh and mulayam.Is there a nobel price for doing anything for countrys interests????
RE:ohhh what a show !!!
by All Right on Jul 13, 2008 12:36 AM Permalink
The Nobel prize for acting should in fact to the BJP. In 1999 and 2000 Vajpayee and Jaswant Singh respectively gave an assurance to the Gen Assembly of the UN that India will adgere to a permanent moratorium on nuclear tests.
Former US Ambassador, Talbot in his book revealed that NDA was willing to sign NPT and CTBT which implies giving up the right to test.
Now when the deal ensures this right is not given up India, the BJP oppose such a deal that it is not in national interest.
For this chameleon type of acting, the BJP should be given the Nobel Prize for Acting
RE:ohhh what a show !!!
by All Right on Jul 13, 2008 04:54 AM Permalink
MY CLONE:
You ARE funny..... you are ready to believe Talbot, but not the government of the day.
Why would Talbot NOT say that THIS deal is better for India, if in US's primary interests to get the deal signed SOMEHOW?... (everyone knows how anxious Bush is to get the deal... though if is so one-sidedly Anti-USA, why he is so anxious, god only knows)
I think you should give the Nobel Prize for Acting to M/s Talbot and Bush, and the Nobel Prize for gullibility to M/s Singh and Mukherjee.. The Filmfare award for best acting can go to Mukherjee for his superb acting in Singh's absence.... remember his solemn assurances about the trust vote?.. :-)
RE:ohhh what a show !!!
by AK on Jul 13, 2008 12:40 AM Permalink
Are there two of you "All Right". I hope you will agree with my view on "national laws".
RE:ohhh what a show !!!
by All Right on Jul 13, 2008 12:49 AM Permalink
Yes there are two All Rights. I consider myself the alto-ego of the original who spews knickerwallah views. But he is funny, decent and certainly not the Bajrang Dal type.
I think otherwise. The Hyde Act will remain unamended. Only the 123 Agreement gets signed by both parties and when as and when signed, the Hyde Act will be over-riddden.
