Archive | March, 2010

Abu Said Chowdhury records. Molla says keeping Mr Syed by his side Tajuddin told Mujib: "I think I must talk to you on some important matters. Some people encircle you in your office in a way that I would not have opportunity to talk to you there, and the environment there is also not congenial. That is why I am using this red telephone for the purpose. You are going to establish a one-party rule, but I told you many times about my reservation. Today I am registering my conclusive opinion. I do not agree to your one-party system. Please tell me why you should go this way."(1)

Bangladesh: Mujib's fascism got him killed

Tajuddin, a fellow Awami Leaguer warned Mujib, the head of the new state not to impose the one party system to have more power when he is already the most powerful person in the government. M. A. S. Molla records the Mujib-Tajuddin encounter from Abu Said Chowdhury records. Molla says keeping Mr Syed by his [...]

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Bitter India blackmailing US: Will it work?

The US, the UK, Europe, the Muslim countries, Pakistan, and Mr. Karzai want to end the war in Afghanistan and bring peace to West Asia. Bharat wants to continue the war against the Taliban, and it yearns for the days when Mr. Karzai used to be in the Bharati pocket. The Bharati (aka Indian) establishment [...]

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M. A. Jinnah was not secular

Barrister Muhammad All Jinnah after financially securing himself entered the political field in 1905 at the age of 30 years as a staunch nationalist from the platform of the Indian National Congress. He was soon reckoned as an aggressive, bold and a forthright speaker for the cause of the Indian independence. In his speech in [...]

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ANP continues Ghaffar Khan's obscurantist role: Impediment to 18th amendment

ANP is up to its old tricks–trying to blackmail the Federal government and attempting impose its will not only on all the people of Sarhad (Pakhtuns and Non-Pakhtuns) but all of Pakistan. The progeny of Badshah Khan (the Frontier Gandhi) does not have a majority in Sarhad or anywhere else. The ANP, like its predecessor [...]

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PsyOp Warriors as Contract Killers

Several things stuck out for me in the NYT’s big story about DOD’s PsyOp contractors-as-assassination-flunkies. First, the degree to which DOD allegedly hid its assassination program inside a PsyOp venture. As the story reports, Michael Furlong, the guy running this show, was ostensibly engaged in strategic information, collecting information on Afghanistan’s social structure. But in fact, he was using that money to employ freelancers who, at a minimum, were targeting Afghans for assassination.

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Indian rivers are poisoning half the population of Bangladesh. Bangladesh was created in the name of Bengali nationalism. However the Hindu Bengalis who had opposed the parition of Bengal in 1906 opposed and did not join Muslim Bangladesh as Bengalis. On August 14th, 1975 Bangladeshi nationalists buried the secularism deep into the Bay of Bengal. Today Bangladesh faces new threats from India again. . After failing to take over Bangladesh on Dec 6th 1971, India is forcing a transit policy on defenseless Bangladesh that is fighting for her existence. The Transit facilites that Bharat is asking would clog existing Bangladeshi roads and pose a security threat to Bangladesh. It would also exacerbate the situation in Northeast "India" where the sevean Assamese states want freedom from Delhi. The Transit agreement poses a mortal threat to Bangladesh

Did Indians Poison Bangladesh? 85 million drink and eat Arsenic

Canada faced “Acid Rain”. Despite an overwhelming body of  evidence for decades the American industry refused to accept any responsibility. Today a Bangladeshis face a similar denial and stone walling from Delhi. The tube wells are only the tip of the iceberg. The arsenic laced rivers flowing into Bangladesh from India have contaminated the entire [...]

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Pakistan has more nukes than India: US experts confirm

The source of this information are Mr. Norris and Mr. Kristensen. http://thebulletin.metapress.com/content/xm38g50653435657/?p=ddf52842837645c2aa6a20690e04960c?=9 Estimated Globa l Nuclear Weapons Inventories , 2009 Russia 13,000* United States 9,400** France 300 China 240 Britain 180 Israel 80–100 Pakistan 70–90 India 60–80 North Korea ? Tota l ~23,360 * Approximately 4,850 of the Russian warheads are operational or active. The [...]

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EU, UK, USA plan reconstruction effort in Pakistan

Reports emanating from London seem to indicate that the UK is taking an aggressive role in trying to create conditions for an expeditious withdrawal from Afghanistan. This week, the UK and the US got together to pledge about $5 billion for the uplift of the areas afflicted by the war on terror. To call this [...]

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US amenable to providing Nuclear power plants to Pakistan

There seems to be sea change in US attitudes towards Islamabad. According to press releases, analyst reports, Islamabad’s demands, and positive signals from US officials, Pakistan will ask for Atomic energy, and the US Administration seems to be amenable to providing Civilian Nuclear Power plants to Pakistan. Regional experts say Pakistan will be looking to [...]

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Nagaland wants independence from India: Delhi struggles to stitch together a fraying union

Bharat (aka India) is bursting at the seams. The Nagas want complete independence from Delhi, and their aspirations of sovereignty and nationhood is in direct contradiction with the hegemony of the Indian Union which chooses to impose Delhi’s versions of a strong center. The discussion of the fraying Union is anathema to most Bharatis–who are [...]

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