Re: Join the Second Independance Movement of India
by Ranjeet Kumar on Mar 13, 2010 09:09 AM
First think about your great Bengal and don't talk too much otherwise all the Bengalis from Bangalore city would be deported to your great nation west Bangladesh. Message from a Bihari china lover
Re: Re: Join the Second Independance Movement of India
by ARNAB MUKHERJEE on Mar 13, 2010 09:21 AM
I dare you to try that you cow spawn? We taught The British what the wrath of a tiger means and soon your keens will also have a taste of it. Very soon.
By the way, do not think your beloved Baaniyaa govt will spare even their own kind, even civilian NI like you will suffer the same under this corrupt regime.
Who to blame? Blame Allaahh, God, Ishhwaar as usual because surely it was some higher power that influencenced your voting choice last time right?
You stooupid sheeps are the best comic relief a pseudo-democratic drama can possibly have!
What did your ancestors expect while handing over the right to rule your land to Magadh (North India), the most greedy and ammoral Bharatiya nation of all?
Re: Who to blame?
by Ranjeet Kumar on Mar 13, 2010 09:10 AM
First think about your great Bengal and don't talk too much otherwise all the Bengalis from Bangalore city would be deported to your great nation west Bangladesh. Message from a Bihari china lover
Re: Re: Who to blame?
by ARNAB MUKHERJEE on Mar 13, 2010 09:21 AM
I dare you to try that you cow spawn? We taught The British what the wrath of a tiger means and soon your keens will also have a taste of it. Very soon.
By the way, do not think your beloved Baaniyaa govt will spare even their own kind, even civilian NI like you will suffer the same under this corrupt regime.
Who to blame? Blame Allaahh, God, Ishhwaar as usual because surely it was some higher power that influencenced your voting choice last time right?
You stooupid sheeps are the best comic relief a pseudo-democratic drama can possibly have!
What did your ancestors expect while handing ove the right to rule your land to Magadh (North India), the most greedy and ammoral Bharatiya nation of all?
Re: Who to blame now?
by Ranjeet Kumar on Mar 13, 2010 09:10 AM
First think about your great Bengal and don't talk too much otherwise all the Bengalis from Bangalore city would be deported to your great nation west Bangladesh. Message from a Bihari china lover
Re: Re: Who to blame now?
by ARNAB MUKHERJEE on Mar 13, 2010 09:21 AM
I dare you to try that you cow spawn? We taught The British what the wrath of a tiger means and soon your keens will also have a taste of it. Very soon.
By the way, do not think your beloved Baaniyaa govt will spare even their own kind, even civilian NI like you will suffer the same under this corrupt regime.
Blame Allaahh, God, Ishhwaar as usual because surely it was some higher power that influencenced your voting choice last time right?
You stooupid sheeps are the best comic relief a pseudo-democratic drama can possibly have!
What did your ancestors expect while handing ove the right to rule your land to Magadh (North India), the most greedy and ammoral Bharatiya nation of all?
Re: Who to blame?
by Ranjeet Kumar on Mar 13, 2010 09:11 AM
First think about your great Bengal and don't talk too much otherwise all the Bengalis from Bangalore city would be deported to your great nation west Bangladesh. Message from a Bihari china lover
Re: Re: Who to blame?
by ARNAB MUKHERJEE on Mar 13, 2010 09:21 AM
I dare you to try that you cow spawn? We taught The British what the wrath of a tiger means and soon your keens will also have a taste of it. Very soon.
By the way, do not think your beloved Baaniyaa govt will spare even their own kind, even civilian NI like you will suffer the same under this corrupt regime.
Re: tax policy is to blame
by ARNAB MUKHERJEE on Mar 13, 2010 06:27 AM
Who to blame? Blame Allaahh, God, Ishhwaar as usual because surely it was some higher power that influencenced your voting choice last time right?
You stooupid sheeps are the best comic relief a pseudo-democratic drama can possibly have!
What did your ancestors expect while handing over the right to rule your land to Magadh (North India), the most greedy and ammoral Bharatiya nation of all?
A responsible govt is expected to plan for all manner of exigencies- bad monsoons, droughts, floods(which occur here with clockwork regularity) etc but not this one. Food prices have risen over 20% yet there's been no action by govt so far to stem this run-away inflation. The Fed Minister of Agriculture is so busy running his cricket business, politicking, being boss of his his own party and colluding with special interest groups to bilk the poor aam aadmi that he has no time for the starving masses or farmers suicides.
English media have a new startegy for news oncaangress . ALways give credit in some other way...even if it looks ridiculous.
Not that we will forget that the caangressis severly opposed the women reservation bill 7 times , once in 1996 when gouda coalition brought it and next 6 times when Vajpayee brought it. Finally after passing in Rajya Sabha Caan gress dont wish to face the lok sabha on it.
The real culprits behind the price rise are the bania and brahmin supporters of BJP/RSS. These people always take advantage of the situation to belittle the government.
Re: Don''''t blame UPA government
by Srinivasan natesan on Mar 12, 2010 07:49 PM
These days, business is done by anybody and every body, and is not caste-driven. Second, if the Govet thinks that there is hoarding, they should strengthen the PDS and ensure its effective management. Third, the import and export policies are managed by Government, and they have more leverage in handling the solution. Finally, can you say that no business community or brahmins support congress?
Re: Don''''t blame UPA government
by ARNAB MUKHERJEE on Mar 13, 2010 06:30 AM
Not just BJP, Cong, Commie and all other federalistic parties under control of NI lobby are rqual partners in this game.
Are there any real economists (incl the Author of this post)? The answer could be a big NO. They probably could be pseudo-economists. Not one Economist has told the Govt that it should reduce its expenditure, that it should reduce corruption, that it should ensure that the allocated money reaches the target area, that the Govt should ensure optimisation of its working. So, does it make any difference for the country that an "Economist" of international repute is the PM?
