There is very remote possibility of this happening in Saudi Arabia, because more than 75 % of the men are working either directly or indirectly in the government including police, military, paramilitary, religious, mineral control, safety and security forces. Rest of the 25 % of the are either too old or too young do do any significant change to the set up which is very robost. The punishment to those who oppose the rulers is either death or equivalent.. so no one dares in Saudi.. to oppose the kingdom, at least not in this millenium, meaning 1000 years..
Re: Revolt ?
by Rajan Sodankur on Jan 27, 2011 06:50 PM
Why would the majority of the Saudi Arabs who are either legal or illegal children of the Arab Kings and their subservient Lords would revolt against them?
Re: Revolt ?
by mo anj on Jan 27, 2011 06:47 PM
opposition might come in the form of their own relatives, history has always shown results from unexpected quarters. so dont write of expected the unexpected from the disgruntled who are about to explode
Re: Re: Osama will Rule Saudi
by Santhosh on Jan 27, 2011 05:22 PM
u r a fool. Osama tried to take over Saudi, so King kicked out him and his supporters. Osama has been hiding in Afghan since then.
Re: Re: Re: Osama will Rule Saudi
by Syed Rizvi on Jan 27, 2011 05:30 PM
no this freewill thinks that all muslims r alike ,, what these types do not understand is that there r just a handfull exploiting the majority ,, who cares ,, democracy ,, think as u like ,, even we do not care cause we love India on our own & not coerced to it..
Re: Re: Re: Osama will Rule Saudi
by freewill on Jan 27, 2011 06:09 PM
bro, Osama never tried to overtake saudi.though he was followed by the saudo agencies becos o his outspoken criticisnm of saudi kingship support to iraq war. but the binladen family was a cloe friend of saud kings.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Osama will Rule Saudi
by mo anj on Jan 27, 2011 06:49 PM
history changes even bush was very supportive of Iraq against iran, but with laden family they are still close to the kings but sans osama who is dosowned by the whole family
To be honest, I am ashamed to be an Indian, who basically can do a jack, only crib that their "chosen" leaders plunder the country and stash it in all the tax havens abroad. We should learn and be inspired from people in Tunisia, Egypt etc who have had the guts to rise up against their corrupt regimes !! It is better to have a Honest Anarchy than a False Stability for the Republic of India !!!! As for the author, he seems to equate Islamism and J&K with the North African situation. His last sentence should have been expanded to include the entire country. It is not just a J&K problem we are facing..... Jai Hind BJ
Re: The author is myopic, & I am not proud to be an I
by simple jack on Jan 27, 2011 05:05 PM
u lazy fellow... if you want the system to change , why not u join the system and start contributing your self.
you comment beacause u have a free internet conn in office and want to time pass....
only cowards will critizes the system.. it is the brave who joins and contributes for betterment of country...
Re: Re: The author is myopic, & I am not proud to be
by zubair shighrekar on Jan 27, 2011 05:06 PM
and simplejack is one amonst them!!!!!bravo jack!!!!!
Re: Re: Re: Re: The author is myopic, & I am not prou
by zubair shighrekar on Jan 27, 2011 05:25 PM
hahaha,jack this only shows that how much time you have and what you are doing to change the system!!!!! :)
Re: Re: Re: Re: The author is myopic, & I am not prou
by mo anj on Jan 27, 2011 06:51 PM
simple jack, the cowardice in you is evident on your hiding your own name so dont blame others
Re: The author is myopic, & I am not proud to be an I
by vivek on Jan 27, 2011 06:20 PM
How can you imagine Honest in Anarchy ? Anarchy is nothing but jungle rule. Simply pray for a peaceful solution to Tunisia situation
Re: The author is myopic, & I am not proud to be an I
by Shiva Lagat on Jan 27, 2011 05:09 PM
Bikramjit Bandarjee, I feel ashamed calling you an Indain. I m proud to be an Indian. Jai Hind.
Re: Re: The author is myopic, & I am not proud to be
by freewill on Jan 27, 2011 05:12 PM
what are u really proud of do tell.do not deflect the question.
I admire the guts of Sikhs in Kashmir who have bravely opposed their ouster from J&K and they are ready to fight the Seperatists at any costs. I have no sympathy for the coward kashmiri pandits who have left their own state instead fo carrying weapons against the sepratists. Such coward natur of hindus has divided this country.If hindus would have been brave,this country would have never been partitioned.
Re: State of Jammu Kashmir
by mo anj on Jan 27, 2011 06:58 PM
fool if you had been in the pandits place even you would have left everything behind and run to a safer ground, its easy to talk always after the incident! but even i agree that hindus who follow RSS BJP and VHP have always been cowards, go through the history they have only killed innocent women and children to add to the dead counts
Re: State of Jammu Kashmir
by Niraj Prasad on Jan 27, 2011 06:43 PM
very true. if not for sikhs (Think of Maharaja Ranjit Singh), India would have not existed as we know it now ... it would be like 100 paksitans. it is such a shame that congressis backstabbed the sikhs in 1984. at that time it was only RSS who had guts to stand for sikhs.
A Hungry man is an angry man! All the world's great revolutions are the result of oppression of the rich over the poor! The Rich & Famous, and the middlemen who suck our blood, should beware the wrath of the poor!
Re: An old Adage comes to mind....
by zubair shighrekar on Jan 27, 2011 05:00 PM
forget about revolution!!!all the poor man is worried about today is a two time meal for him and his family!!!!
Re: Re: Re: as a Muslim
by Syed Rizvi on Jan 27, 2011 04:51 PM
guru ,, GURUUUUUUU ,, maha prabhuuuuuu ,, then u lick their hand & they will chop ur head ,, play as the game demands ,, did I say cut the hands of somebody asking for telangana ,, use ur rational mind & not sick one ,,
Re: Re: Re: Re: as a Muslim
by Syed Rizvi on Jan 27, 2011 04:57 PM
@freewill .. thanks for understanding that its not shariah but a nationalistic law needed ,, & sure needs to be implemented on only a few ,, rest will be ok ,,
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: as a Muslim
by Syed Rizvi on Jan 27, 2011 05:23 PM
@freewill ,, if have that much love for India then be ready with a hard heart for its opponents ,, cause we have Mahatma Gandhi more than anybody so most Indians have a soft heart otherwise if chadrashekar azad or subhash chandra bose were highlighted then this situation would not have had arised .. love India ....
Re: Re: as a Muslim
by Syed Rizvi on Jan 27, 2011 04:49 PM
couldnt et exactly y it wasn't allowed ,, man by the way ,, Im too just a normal guy like u ,, Im no good & no bad .. majority of Muslims r the same .. what u see r a handfull which r there in all communities & in all regions .. atleast somebody else should have raised the tiranga there .. wish for it ..
