Re: 3m + bengal = irrevesible disaster [harmony ji, Jai Maharaj has followed-up here]
and/or www.mantra.com/jai
likely to want Arindam kicked out. Where will he go -- is
there a country that is communist as well as Islamic that
welcomes frauds?
Jai Maharaj, Jyotishi
Om Shanti
In article <4b1c996d$0$5315$bbae...@news.suddenlink.net>,
"harmony" <a...@hotmail.com> posted:
>
> a few sane voices in bengal want arindam's friends kicked out.
>
> Prodyot Kumar Basu It is true that the 'communists' and their remaining
> embodiment in the, so called, left front of West Bengal comprising of the
> gang of CPM, CPI, RSP, FB, etc., have been working hard for the last 30
> years or so to destroy everything good about West Bengal, almost, turning
> the state into a laughing stock in the eyes of rest of the country,
> competing with states like Bihar. This left front worked tirelessly to
> promote ignorance, illiteracy, dishonesty, utter mediocrity, indiscipline,
> irresponsibility, gross violation of the rule of law, and above all
> political cronyism in everything they did. Almost all the government
> officers have been and still are their political cronies. To add to their
> support base, it appears that they turned blind eyes to hundreds and
> thousands of illegal immigration from across the eastern borders, illegally
> helping them to acquire legal status. In short, the left front has been
> enemy number one of the people of West Bengal. I hope that the people of the
> state has realized that it is not too late to get rid of this left front
> menace and try to restore the old glories that West Bengal was on many
> fronts and to enhance it on other fronts. What West Bengal needs is a
> visionary leadership with a clear sense of purpose and ability to create the
> right strategic plan for the state and implement it successfully. This will
> require highly qualified specialists (from within India and abroad) in
> different areas, with no party affiliation, to advise the ruling party
> leadership to achieve real success in these efforts. But the question
> remains, is Miss Mamta Banerjee, who often appears to be incoherent,
> confused, rudderless, and unpredictable along with her equally incompetent
> and unruly followers under the banner of Trinamul Congress is the answer.
> Without Mr. Pranab Mukherjee, who unfortunately is quite old; Congress Party
> is in the same situation as Miss Mamata Banerjee's Party. It is high time
> for her to change her ways and start acting like a visionary states person
> who can do sustainable good to the state and the country, helping establish
> the rule of law, and creating the right atmosphere for both economic and
> intellectual prosperity. I wish that at this important juncture in the life
> of the state of West Bengal, the people of the state make the right decision
> for a future that will be much brighter than the present.
> on Fri, 13 Nov, 2009
> "harmony" <a...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:4b0de174$0$5331$bbae...@news.suddenlink.net...
> > 3m is always an unmitigated disaster. add commie sreshtha arindam's
> > friends to the mix, and the damage becomes irreversible. look what
> > alpabudhhi arindam's friends are doing to bengal. time for kicking them
> > out, and bring in total hindutva in bengal.
> >
> >
> > "The Left promoted militant trade unionism and neglected industry. It
> > drove away capital from Bengal," asserts Sarkar, who teaches at the Indian
> > Statistical Institute (ISI). Hostility towards industry, seen as moneybags
> > out to exploit the toiling masses, has been a cultural reflex in the
> > state. The imperative of helping the poor, the immorality of an
> > acquisitive life, and the crassness of pursuing wealth are all themes that
> > have animated Bengali literature, films, theatre and songs for long. This
> > sensibility has survived economic liberalisation. Even now, every
> > political plank in Bengal draws on it.
> >
> > http://www.openthemagazine.com/article/nation/bengal-s-descent-into-darkness
> >
> >
>
>
Arindam Banerjee
<use...@mantra.com and/or www.mantra.com/jai (Dr. Jai Maharaj)> wrote in
message news:20091217NNAt2g76i86jU994f38u35q@MEhB6...
> Bengal wants Arindam's friends kicked out
Fat chance, jBm. If anything, they want them to come as quickly as possible,
and bring knowledge and resource with them. One of my friends from Alice
Springs was treated very well recently, and she even got coverage in the
national dailies. For her beanies, among other things.
and Australia is
> likely to want Arindam kicked out.
Who told you that? Is this the latest directive from the Firm? :) :) I
doubt it, for no doubt Obama has kicked you out from that cosy perch for
your continuous impudence.
I don't expect to be the next Australian of the Year, but who knows, given
the following I am generating that is not an impossibility.
> Where will he go --
Thanks for your concern, jBm. I go with Bertiedoggie along lonely roads,
singing songs, over hills and dales, past beaches and rivers and lakes, in
my gallant old car. Unlike you, I do not trap rare turtles who seek shelter
in your swimming pool, and then convert them into soup. No beef for you -
that is for the plebs, eh! Surpassing fraud and hypocrite that you are, you
eat soup made from rare turtles while preaching sanctimoniously about
vegetarianism! Such charges had been made against you, jBm - and not by me.
Your strenuous denials were not convincing.
is
> there a country that is communist as well as Islamic that
> welcomes frauds?
The US of course, where you live and thrive, as a most successful fraud and
professional conperson.
Now, get lost. I have wasted enough time on you and your familiar, that
harmony creature.
Arindam Banerjee.