Heights of political napunsakta
Finally they've managed it. It takes more than a few wild horses to shake my belief in the Indian story. I am a hardcore patriot. So much that I have bet without fail on the Indian cricket team (even when we are touring South Africa for tests), I have given up lucrative job offers abroad, I have argued with returned-home-NRIs about how they can stop cribbing and start working.
But all it has taken is a numb political leadership, unconcious PM and a lost Home Minister to make me take a long hard look at my passport and think about getting another one from some other country. A country where they still have balls.
The final 2 nails in the coffin of ASR's nationalism were put in during the recent days.
The first one is how our Government has conveniently let the separatists take the agenda, lead and their asses in the Kashmir mess. It defies logic and sense to see how could they not pre-empt this situation. On top of that, why are they shy to shove bullets down the throats of obvious traitors. In any country, the law is clear on traitors - shoot em, bury em, forget em. Now if these assholes still believe that they will get some more Muslim votes by not doing this, they are doing the nation great harm. Also they must remember that the country is still called HINDUstan, and the votes of those mentioned in caps matter as well - if it indeed is about votes.
The second nail was put in when we let the recent Bihar flooding take place DESPITE knowing well in advance about it. All we had to do was send in some soldiers with some engineers and repair the damn structure. We didn't. To top it all, we all know very clearly that those fuckin Bahadurs depend on us for pretty much everything. They cannot simply have the balls to do what they did. And in the end, we have 3.5 million displaced poor in Bihar to worry about.
It is an exercise in boiling one's blood to see Shivraj Patil giving statements when his confidence level is indeed so low that , when it ever rises from the depths, it will bring along some dinosaur fossils or maybe some crude oil.
To listen to the fact that Nepalis did not allow our engineers to carry out the necessary repairs is even more disheartening. Nepalis! They depend on us for pretty much everything. All we had to do was send in some troops, and that would've been the end of it.
But anyway.........
Finally they've managed it. It takes more than a few wild horses to shake my belief in the Indian story. I am a hardcore patriot. So much that I have bet without fail on the Indian cricket team (even when we are touring South Africa for tests), I have given up lucrative job offers abroad, I have argued with returned-home-NRIs about how they can stop cribbing and start working.
But all it has taken is a numb political leadership, unconcious PM and a lost Home Minister to make me take a long hard look at my passport and think about getting another one from some other country. A country where they still have balls.
The final 2 nails in the coffin of ASR's nationalism were put in during the recent days.
The first one is how our Government has conveniently let the separatists take the agenda, lead and their asses in the Kashmir mess. It defies logic and sense to see how could they not pre-empt this situation. On top of that, why are they shy to shove bullets down the throats of obvious traitors. In any country, the law is clear on traitors - shoot em, bury em, forget em. Now if these assholes still believe that they will get some more Muslim votes by not doing this, they are doing the nation great harm. Also they must remember that the country is still called HINDUstan, and the votes of those mentioned in caps matter as well - if it indeed is about votes.
The second nail was put in when we let the recent Bihar flooding take place DESPITE knowing well in advance about it. All we had to do was send in some soldiers with some engineers and repair the damn structure. We didn't. To top it all, we all know very clearly that those fuckin Bahadurs depend on us for pretty much everything. They cannot simply have the balls to do what they did. And in the end, we have 3.5 million displaced poor in Bihar to worry about.
It is an exercise in boiling one's blood to see Shivraj Patil giving statements when his confidence level is indeed so low that , when it ever rises from the depths, it will bring along some dinosaur fossils or maybe some crude oil.
To listen to the fact that Nepalis did not allow our engineers to carry out the necessary repairs is even more disheartening. Nepalis! They depend on us for pretty much everything. All we had to do was send in some troops, and that would've been the end of it.
But anyway.........
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