11/30/2008

Indian Navy is dumb, intelligence force dumber, Army dumbest

Situation is, 50+ hours have gone and counting. Indian Army / security forces still could not flash out terrorists from one of the hotels in Mumbai. Probably they should ask Sharukh Khan or Ajay Devghan to do something about it now. Both these actors have experience in handling such situations, unlike them (Indian Army).

How inefficient a trained security forces can be? After 50 hours of operation, all they could find is, dead bodies inside the hotels, hello, the whole world already knows it. The Army commander claimed, the soldiers had to retaliate as terrorists started throwing grenades; what were they expecting, flowers? Indian Army said, the terrorists had map and layout of the hotel, which they did not. Sir, search google, you will find it.

Indian commando units stormed into a Jewish center, known as Chabad House. Result………..five bodies of Israeli citizens. The terrorists had executed the hostages during the commando raid, the Indian military said. No sign of terrorists there? Did not you actually go in there for the terrorists? If the hostages are killed, why the hell did you go there? Just to practice rope jumping from helicopters? Same situation in Oberoi hotel – Army raids and recovery of 24 dead bodies of only the hostages.

So, how many lives were saved by the Indian Army? None. On a contrary, over 50 people died after the Army started their operations. The people who came out, they were stuck on other part of the hotels, where terrorists had no control.

The intelligence sources had no idea about the whole thing; still no confirmation of how many terrorists was there, their nationality or name of their organizations. What do these intelligence officers do actually? Watch Bollywood movies in office time and cricket at evening? Perhaps.

Last week, Indian Navy claimed that they destroyed a pirate ship at the Gulf of Aden. Later they found out, it was a Thai fishing vessel. 13 innocent crew died on that incident. It seems, Indian security forces have lost it all. Its Navy is dumb, intelligence force dumber, Army dumbest.

11/22/2008

Reasoning the Chicken’s motives on crossing the road

‘Economics’ based answer of the much apprehended question “Why did the Chicken cross the road?”

Demand for eggs was higher on the other side of the road and the chicken figured that supply was not meeting market needs. Moreover, the chicken wanted a dominant market position at the other end as well. It wanted to create and develop the competencies required for the newly competitive market which forced it to explore other side of the market.

With an anti-risk averse mentality, the chicken wanted to break the duck’s monopoly at the other side of the road. The chicken knew, if it would set up a manufacturing unit at that side, it can grab the market with its highly specialized work force and competitive advantages on ‘economics of scale’. Furthermore, government regulations were favorable including holiday taxing at the other side of the road.

Chicken quotes from important people around
Caretaker Chief Fakruddin Ahmed: General election for all the chickens will be held on 18 December.

Siddika Kabir: To run away! I was planning to roast it for the NTV viewers.

Khaleda Zia: I had two chicken princes. One left the stage after looting half of the country. Another one will loot the rest after December 18.

Sheik Hasina: I do politics only for the chickens, not for the birds. I am prepared to die if I have to fight for the rights of the chickens.

Husain Md. Ershad: I am capable of producing no chicken!

Khondokar Delwar: I told the chicken not to cross the road. What the heck, give me a bottle of wine and a glass of deshi mod before you ask me the next question.

Army Chief: Beshi kore alu khan ar chicken ke marben na, Tara o prani.

Bangladesh Police Detective Branch: Give us ten minutes with the chicken and we'll find out.

RAB: His gang members started firing at us so we had no choice other then shooting it down. Oh, what did you ask? We thought you asked “why did the chicken died in cross-fire?”

Albert Einstein: Whether the chicken crossed the road or the road moved beneath the chicken depends upon your frame of reference.

Bob Dylan : How many roads must one chicken cross?

Sherlock Holmes: Do not concern yourself with the chicken that did cross the road; the answer lies with the chicken that did not cross the road.

John F. Kennedy: Ask not what road this chicken crossed. Ask what road you can cross for that chicken.

Bill Gates: Our soon-to-be-released Chicken '09 will not only cross roads, but will lay eggs, file your important documents, and balance your checkbook.

03/26/2008

Bangladesh

Chabbish e March 2008

Bangladesh tai ache je rokom chilo 1972 te. Onek buli awrano ar nijeder modhe mara mari. Folafol - Kutta gula'r ekhono bichar na hoya.

Bichar er jonno adalot lage? Kutaa gula adalot er onumoti neye hotta josh chale e chilo? Amra kothai kothai ( ami blog lekhe) shorir korom kori ar kichu na.

Bangladeshe e kono purush manush nai. Proktriti goto bhabe ache nari. Ar purush gula shobhab goto bhabe nari. Amra pari chila chili korte, eke onne r pichone lagte.

Haate bala pere gura uchit amader. Oi sector commander der o tai. Shanbadik der o tai. Shobar. Shobar. 

 

Amar Bangladesh. Amar Bangladesh. Amar Bangladesh. Amar Bangladesh.

 

 

 

10/12/2007

Pro-Bangladeshi speaks again

What’s happening now will be reflected both in short term blisters and long term scars

It’s Friday and once again we are left with more time than usual to contemplate our future...near & imminent future. Lets mix a few feelings (all negative, I must add) in our otherwise monotonous daily life or should I say daily struggle through traffic and threat of economic collapse.

These are my recent observations-

The caretaker govt. advisors 'weakest link' - Law Advisor Mainul Hosein. With his frequent comments that are not well thought through and very noticeably not communicated or agreed upon by other advisors. I am referring to his recent desire to set up a Truth Commission for

businessmen. For who? For big name businessmen who have built colossal empires on corrupt practices and tax evasion? Yes, all those who have taken thousands of millions Taka from the banks and fled overseas now. But I think we should leave this subject entirely, as we have realized, time  and time again, Law advisor Mainul as being nothing less than bi-polar and what

he says or does is actually out of his own control ! He needs medication!!

What we really need to focus on is the 30-40 percent of population who have been deprived of simple living..food & shelter. With recent growth in the economy only reflected in the affluent business community who joined  hands with recent (corrupt yet past) political parties, its 'the poor and the destitute' who have continuously been ignored,  their basic rights to live........unanswered . Facing one disaster after the other - natural and man-made has created a super thick skinned Bengali but a the same time a very pessimist and selfish one...like myself. @))*

2008 is the year to make or break this country of ours. And what are we prepared to do....this includes everyone-  ARMY, ADVISOR and GENERAL PUBLIC......can we not join forces even during these critical times? And turn what has been bad for most into sometime good for all?  Probably not....

Shame on us.......we are dogs and so deserve to be treated such!  By the government they tries to govern us, by political parties and even by foreign governments,....anyone and everyone who stands higher the sea levels....has the God given right to kick us as they so desired

Mind my words...fellow Bengali's....the next devastation heading our  way is the industrial collapse and followed by the bargain price sellout by these business  houses who are in self exile and enjoying the fruits of their plunder. And would not care if they are unable to return to their Sonar Bangla.

If Shakespeare were alive during these events, he would have no shortage in writing tragedies....................Bangladesh.

08/31/2007

One more Bangladeshi Blogger coming up

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08/24/2007

There is a country in Asia; here teachers provoke students in destroying public properties

One Point not to be taken for granted, by ALL three sectors in dispute- DO NOT abuse you're freedom !!!!


1. Students should really stick to their books and not accelerate any dispute that would jeopardize the future of the country and its people's livelihood. Or explode into life threatening situations for any and all.

2. The Press should NOT dramatize news with front page gore & galore inorder to provoke the general public into a frenzy

3. The Army and Police should exercise more wit and less muscle even if the situation desires immediate control and clap down

Now, I ask you all to ponder on a few post action/events and thoughts - who's action was most damaging? Landing the entire country in this precarious and uncertain times!

Was it the junior Army personnel who had abused his power? Was it the rioting by the so called 'career' students who burnt down public properties like cars , buses and buildings that led to a  curfew which not only stopped the country, but all caused shortage of food and resources for people to meet their daily needs?

This government is doing a great job; bickering over small issues  would shade the big picture for all of us. I really can not understand why after all that we have witnessed and seen; our inability to protest peacefully and lawfully evades even the so called educated next generation, i.e. university students! Are they really deserving to be in University or these
'career students just political pawns?

What the current government is doing is colossal by any account and that too with nature and infrastructure all standing in its path as huge obstacles. Yet instead of joining hands and helping every way we can, we take an incident small or big, that could have been easily handled, to such a level that it ends up locking ourselves (innocent civilians) indoors and paralyzing the entire country.

The Army Chief, Chief Advisors - all made statements to bring fair justice to the incident BUT no, our so called 'gene pool', 'future generation' decided to take it in their hands and riot in the streets of Dhaka. Shame on all of you ! What hopes your parents had in you have faded into the darkness that has become a daily way of life for Bangladeshi. The government needs to round up all the culprit teachers who have led this protest (destroyed property) and lock them up like their mentors who are already in jail counting the days behind bars. Is Bangladesh a unique one, where the university teachers teach and provoke students to destroy public properties?

As a common person of Bangladesh, with no political clout or preference or affiliation but love for safety and peace; I ask all PRO Bangladeshi to express your wants and rights for a safe and peaceful society.

Curfew relaxed on Friday, Prices goes up, raid at DU, 2500 sued in Rajshahi

- The government relaxed the curfew from 8 am to 10 pm on Friday.

-City dwellers suffered on 23 August as the prices of essential commodities, especially vegetables, marked a sharp rise because of short supply. Prices of many vegetables went up by about 50 per cent in some kitchen markets on the day.

-Law enforcement agencies raided DU dormitories on 22 August night and early 23 August, allegedly beating up some university staff and students on suspicion of 'disturbing peace'.

-An unknown number of students were injured at Jahangirnagar University as law enforcement agencies baton charged Jahangirnagar University (JU) students who failed to leave their dormitories within the deadline.

-Over 50 persons were injured in Rajshahi yesterday as law enforcers baton charged people who were out their homes during the curfew.
http://thedailystar.net/story.php?nid=1325

-In Rajshahi, a case was filed with Motihar Police Station accusing 2500 RU students of Wednesday's violence on the university campus and in its surrounding areas.23
http://thedailystar.net/story.php?nid=1318

-Production in garment factories in the areas surrounding Dhaka and Chittagong continued partially during the curfew, but most of the units located in the capital were kept closed.

08/22/2007

Tiger came, Tiger came................ashlo - Curfew imposed

It is reality. Bangladesh is heading towards another military regime. Curfew has been announced. The statement says something like this - indefinite curfew will take place in six divisional headquarters of Bangladesh starting from 8:00pm tonight (22 August 2007 ) in an effort to curb the ongoing violence across the country.

The learning from history is that no one learns from it.
 
Different time.
Different color.
Different agenda.
Different ballgame.
One thing in common though – general people trying to earn a decent living suffer the most.

08/21/2007

Is August a cursed month for Bangladesh?

Police fired rubber bullets and tear gas canisters at Dhaka University students following an incident during a football match, where Army personal assaulted three students. Police vehicles with water cannons patrolled the campus, firing tear gas canisters and hot water at the demonstrators. Over 130 students and several policemen were injured in the confrontations. The acting vice chancellor of the university, AFM Yusuf Haider, and the proctor Aka Firowz Ahmed were also injured in police action that lasted the whole night.

Thousands of students rallied last night demanding removal of an army camp from the campus and an apology from the Army for beating up students. The students also called strike at Dhaka University for an indefinite period to protest this inhuman behaviour.

This morning, students started protesting again with only two justifiable demands - apology and removal of Army camp from the campus.

Why is August? Why the Army or any anther forces holding weapons and grenades do not resist them from attacking the innocents in August?

If the students are willing to remain calm only if the authority meets two demands, why delay? 

It is the culprits’ good luck that the students did not ask the Army to hand over the blamed ones to them.

 

 

08/18/2007

Pro-Bangladeshi on - Sigma Huda

"Now this is really insulting ... both to the people of B'desh and Pope John Paul II Sigma Huda awarded 'Pope John Paul II Wellspring of Freedom Award.

What next, Nazmul Huda getting the Nobel Prize? Anyone remotely connected with The Institute of Religion and Public Policy (Based in DC) should get a reality check. Especially its President Joseph K Grieboski, awarding and commenting so highly of a common thief - Sigma Huda of the Huda Klang. For me, all this proves or rather disproves the actually credibility of such an
Institute or organization.

What 'unceasing work' of defending human rights has she done, other than stealing from the people of Bangladesh to fatten her own wallet, using her position to get her way?. She, of all people, being a lawyer took advance of her husband political pull to get what she deemed as her God given right to exploit. So Mr. Grieboski...crawl back under the stone you came from. And let the people of B'desh decide honorable Sigma Huda's fate under the law Lastly, simple line for all of those pseudo intellectual, blind folded, self righteous pricks ...Get your facts right!!!"

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