Freedom From The Disgraceful

From 2004 to 2013 we had some of the most mumbling, boring speeches from the Red Fort by the PM. Mostly written speeches that started and ended with tributes to the Nehru-Gandhi clan. We heard or ignored, mostly despondent with corruption hovering all over and a sense of despair. Since 2014 we have had some more optimistic, realistic speeches but politicians are wont to indulge in rhetoric that is soon forgotten. Last year, PM Modi even threw in Balochistan in his I-Day speech. That has not been on the radar for a long time since. Nevertheless, when we look back at the last one year, there are some great things that happened for India on the political landscape. There have been some new freedoms that we can celebrate.

Earlier this year, we saw the exit of the corrupt, Goonda-raj govt of Akhilesh Yadav and SP in Uttar Pradesh. The disgraceful, fake father-son drama in UP resulted in our crooked media promoting Akhilesh as the new “development messiah” of UP. Thousands of crimes – rapes, murders, children’s deaths were all wiped out by the media and the Sickulars just to stop the BJP from winning. Just one sample of the criminally corrupt govt that the MSM so lovingly protected and promoted is enough to demonstrate the rot brought in by Akhilesh & Co. The Akhilesh govt spent 15 crores to distribute cheques worth 20 crores under a social benefit scheme. Doesn’t take Einstein to guess where most of the 15 crores went. AY and his gang were brutally thrashed in the elections and it’s good to see them go. Count a blessing!

In the same round of elections, the people of Punjab and Goa buried the political nonsense of Arvind Kejriwal. A blabber-mouth and Twitter CM who is now facing a flurry of defamation cases has been relatively quiet since March 2017. The man who trolled Modi day and night was shown his pygmy size by the voters. This disgusting charlatan, who was the darling of our corrupt media, may or may not have learned his lessons. But I have no doubts that Kejriwal’s political ambitions or even future is over. The very mention of his names evokes contempt and disgust. Mindless drama, eternal nonsense of Muslim-appeasement and terror-sympathising is now passé. The downfall of Kejriwal is something to celebrate for anyone who finds corruption and hypocrisy disgusting. Count another blessing! And in the pic, here are some whose exit I celebrate:

To call former VP Hamid Ansari a disgrace would be an understatement. He will be most remembered for abruptly closing the discussions on the Lokpal Bill in 2011. Arun Jaitely accurately described the act as “Fleedom at midnight”. For nearly 50 years Ansari was on our payroll and made an ignominious exit with the most uncharitable comments that could only come from a “Closet Islamist” who nurtures severe contempt for Indian society. He claimed Muslims live in India in fear and unease. Not one shred of fact or evidence for this mindless political blabber. This is a country that spends enormous of money on Muslim appeasement – scholarships, funds for Madrassas, for Haj and even special funds for their girls’ marriage. All this at the cost of other communities, particularly Hindus. And what we have seen over and over again, from Kashmir to Coimbatore, Mumbai to Malda… wherever one looks, only hears of excessive mindless violence from Muslim groups for some reason or the other. Ansari and his ilk feed this eternal “victimhood” narrative so that this war on Indian society continues:

It was fitting that PM Modi in his send-off speech for Ansari rightfully but gently chastised him and advised him to come out of his closet with the words “Now you are free from responsibility, you can start expressing yourself as per your original thought and mind”. This disgrace can now whine peacefully with the pension paid by us. Good riddance. Count another blessing!

It was bound to happen sooner or later. Whatever one’s opinion of Nitish Kumar, he remains an opportunistic politician and at least one who was in the Opposition who didn’t want the taint of corruption on him. Therefore, his break with Lalu Yadav’s RJD is a tactical and politically sound victory for the BJP and people. People like Lalu and his corrupt family don’t have any business to exist in public life. They are the darlings of the Barkhas, Sagarikas, Rajdeeps and Shekhars for a damn good reason. The family must have fed enough “Chaara” to these media goats. Imagine, Lalu’s daughter Misha purchased a Delhi bungalow, along with her loving brothers, for a pittance of Rs. 5000. In a time when you can’t even get a “Jhopdi” anywhere for 5000. My bet is Lalu and his crime-ridden family is gone for good from politics. You might hear a rant here and there from this joker but that’s all. Count another blessing!

Arun Jaitley’s parting gift to Sitaram Yechury was in telling him that Yechury had the liberty of making several suggestions which are "idealistic but un-implementable". That was in addition to telling the “unelectable” Yechury that he has never been in the govt. That is true of all Commies – lot of hot air and pretty-pudding ideas but no sense of reality. And when they did get power in Bengal or Kerala, they succeeded in turning the state into massive garbage of failures, poverty, violence and unaccounted murders. Our Parliament is better off without hot-air Commie balloons like Yechury and the likes of him. A useless man that I consider no more than a “Senior Kanhaiya” from JNU, Yechury still belongs in JNU politics, not in national discourse. Gone! Count another blessing!

Some folks keep up their imaginary greatness of criminal Mughals who slaughtered millions of Hindus, raped their women, enslaved many, destroyed many temples. It ought to rank as history’s worst barbaric crime-spree of 800 years ever. But thanks to our Sickular Commies, these murderers were glorified and monuments and roads named after them. We have long desired that the true history of our past be taught to our children. But our Commie book-keepers started our history with Babar, as if India and Hindu culture didn’t exist before the marauder. Some states like Maharashtra, Gujarat and Rajasthan are starting to restore true Hindu history in their school books. It’s a small start but a good one. Naturally, it upsets Congi slaves like Salman Khurshid who thought Bahadur Shah was the greatest ruler ever and wrote plays about him. Khurshid laments how the history of Mughal-Hindu romance would be lost:

Of course, to tell this joker that Jodha-Akbar is a fictional story would be wrong on our part. Why? Because the Commie idiots have consistently believed fiction to be real history – be it the kindness of Aurangzeb or Tipu Sultan or the Babri Masjid. Forget these guys, even Mughals of recent history like Nehru and his clan have not been portrayed accurately in our books. That is changing. And once we have taken that direction one can be hopeful that all our books will reflect the murderous Mughals in their true colour. And that change should be welcomed. Count another blessing!

The biggest disgrace to have ever walked on the political path in this country has to be the Congress (I) party which wrongly calls itself INC. Their worthless ideology of nothingness, their enslavement of their members and the poor, their division of people on religious and caste-lines, their destruction of our democratic institutions is an insult to Indians. Worse, this anti-national, anti-democracy party even heaped a foreigner on us and still cannot find a truly real Indian to revive their party. Just imagine, a footsie of Sonia walks up to the RS Chair and whispers in his ear to adjourn the RS to stop the discussions on the CoalScam report by the CAG:

In the last year or two, the sick Congress has been wiped out in most electoral battles. Their dumb-headed leader, RahulG, is nothing but entertainment and a laughing gas for the masses. As for SoniaG, she retains her venom but will not be campaigning anymore in future elections owing to her health. The most disgraceful, though, are the Congis who still cling on to this redundant family which offers nothing to them or to India. The death of Congress should be cherished. It’s a disgrace in any situation. Count another blessing!

So, now that these disgraceful entities have exited the scene or will be extinguished totally, what do we look for in the form of an Opposition? Political parties that seek to survive and offer any alternative must dump their retarded and corrupt leaders who run parties like family business. Indians are developing a distinct contempt for such parties. There are hundreds of problems but there is also boundless optimism and a renewed pride. The BJP will likely hold the fort for at least another five years till 2024. This I-Day, let’s celebrate the political-death of the disgraceful and our freedom from such uncouth people and entities.

Happy Independence Day!

Rahul Gandhi - Withdrawal Symptoms

“He has leadership and it is evolving. Rahul does not need to grab power." Digvijaya, in an interview to Headlines Today Executive Editor Rahul Kanwal. Kanwal didn’t ask Digvijay an important question about his comment on RG. A few months ago, on Rahul Gandhi’s birthday in June, Digvijay Singh had declared “I think it is time Rahul becomes the Prime Minister”. Secondly, no one has accused RG of trying to grab power. So why the defence by Digvijay? Even if his cronies, like Digvijay don’t tell him, I am quite certain RG is aware of the many nicknames he has earned. Here are a few: Pappu, Babloo, Amul Baby, Buddhu, RahulRetard, OwlGandhi, ClownPrince and the list could go on. I doubt any ‘evolving leader’ has earned so many titles in a short time. Sure, simply dismiss those people as ones who just hate RG. The carefully crafted media plan and that of the Congress slaves of the dynasty is slowly coming undone. Ever since the mounds of ash and dead bodies of Bhatta Parsaul Rahul Gandhi is, in reality, running from his own shadow. And if Rahul Gandhi does have his ‘own mind’ why does someone like Digvijay have to speak for him so often? Far from ‘Rahul evolving’ there is evidence of withdrawal symptoms. 

The SpiceGirls, a girl-band of the UK, churned out hit after hit during 1996-97 and had become a rage. Britain, devoid of any great accomplishments in recent history, used marketing as a tool to promote personalities. Even David Beckham the footballer fumbled at major events prompting some commentators to bestow him the title “Anna Kournikova of football”. But Beckham did have talent and great performances to back him. What about the SpiceGirls? Well, the first time they went on stage live the crowds discovered the girls couldn’t really sing all that well. They came crashing. They were just studio-creations and not real singers. The media marketing blitz came crashing too. I would liken Rahul Gandhi to the case of SpiceGirls or AnnaKournikova, too much hype by the media and his supporters but lacking in real substance. Rahul Gandhi is, very much, the Anna Kournikova of Indian politics.

 

Ever since his dramatic Bhatta Parsaul discoveries of mounds of ash and dead bodies RG went into hiding for a while, only to resurface during Anna Hazare’s fast in August 2011. (Lately, Congress channel NDTV is desperate to prove he was right.)While the Anna agitation was proving to be a thorn our evolving leader rushes off to meet victims of police firing near Pune. Not a bad idea but the only response he has to Anna’s agitation is a written speech during zero hour in the parliament. He sought constitutional status for the Lokpal. That’s not all, he patted himself by calling it a “game-changer”. That was humility! Hahaha! Having seen the goof up the Congress ministers, like Salman Khurshid, somehow now want to shore up the ‘great vision' of RG in turning the Lokpal into a constitutional authority.

If at 41 RG is still evolving then I have to wonder when he will mature. There have been at least six or seven people who have been prime ministers or presidents around RG’s age, including his own father. For the record, William Pitt (The younger) was the youngest PM of the UK at age 24. Not just that, Pitt went on to be PM for 17 years. What does it say about a man about whom someone like Renuka Chaudhary, Congress spokesperson, had to say that “he is not a parrot”! He runs around schools and colleges and talks to students where cameras and media are banned. He suddenly dashes off to trouble spots like Bharatpur to sympathise with riot victims, sometimes wearing a skull cap.And the only channel that seems to be allowed to cover him is NDTV. His Bharatpur visit was shown on NDTV in grainy mobile videos. Later his stunt on a Delhi metro train and taxi ride was also reported on NDTV. So he even gets to pick the media he likes and is friendly to him. Evolving connectivity, I suppose!

Someone mentioned RG had a drug addiction problem and Tehelka even defended it. Yes, people do make mistakes. But it’s how they handle responsibility that counts. And what exactly is RG’s responsibility. Failed in Bihar, failed in Tamil Nadu, did he own up to any responsibility? Bihar is all the more shocking where his campaign leadership not only resulted in a severe loss but more or less wiped out his party. And reading written down speeches (God knows who writes those) without having to do a Q&A after it is a reflection of a person who does not have the slightest conviction in what he’s talking about.

Following the Anna agitation and Team Anna’s promised campaign against Congress in the Hisar bypoll one would have expected a leader to stand up and fight. What does RG do? He rushes off to Jhansi, for heaven knows why, and meets up with a Dalit family for dinner. You have an election battle that is being rated as a decisive bypoll and RG is nowhere to be seen. It’s not a shame to lose an election battle. It’s a shame to not even put up a fight by the so called evolving leader. And Hisar isn’t very far from Delhi either.The fear of failure is a serious withdrawal symptom in any supposed leader, even 'evolving' ones.

TOI in an article states (Oct 24): “It has now emerged that Rahul was at least partly responsible for the PM's insistence that Union ministers' spouses and children should also disclose their assets”. That is nice, it’s not as if RG does not have good intentions, it is just that he doesn’t have the talent or the courage to take issues head on. And whenever he speaks impromptu he betrays a severe lack of knowledge and intelligence. The more his gaffes are exposed the more he shrinks into a shell. The letter about family disclosing assets should have been extended further to include his own – Robert Vadra. The phenomenal rise in the reported wealth of Vadra surely does not seem to be mere business acumen.

If the Bhatta Parsaul comedy wasn’t enough, RG had to face some more sordid moments in front of cameras. His visit to the RML hospital after the Delhi HC blast on September 7 gave him a taste of something he had never experienced before – heckling and booing. Even though he might have been genuinely concerned for victims of the blast he has been so cocooned that he doesn’t learn how angry people are at his party. His own silly statements of RSS=SIMI etc., tutored by his mentor, reflect his thoughtlessness on issues of terrorism and suffering. Prior to the Delhi blast his "99% terror attacks averted" statement after the Mumbai blast was another instance of stupidity and bad timing, if not ill-intentioned.

Last week RG also gave a speech on globalisation. This was at an event at ‘Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Contemporary Studies’. The speech sounds like a cross between Arundhati Roy and Aruna Roy. “There was only one India 60 years ago and it was poor. That India was completely unconnected, both internally and externally. But India today has changed and is changing as we speak” said Gandhi. This reflects very poor understanding of history itself. There were rich people, very rich people, even 60 years ago as there were poor. There were zamindars, nizams, businessmen. The thought and longing from freedom from the British connected many Indians. If there is one party to be held responsible for damaging the aspirations of a free India it has to be the Congress. Why? Because for most part it was Congress that was dividing the nation at every single opportunity. The two Indias, which is RG’s pet theory, is a creation of his own party. What does it say about a two bit man-child who runs off to some European location to celebrate his birthday? If anyone has to introspect it has to be the Congress and not the people. In July 2011 RG is reported to have stated that “UP is being run by Dalals”. Hmm! Who’s running the Congress?

One of the funny reports about RG’s speech last week comes from SunetraChoudhury. “To find out this somewhat inane fact (Blackberry addiction), I, along with journalists representing all major news organisations, had to pass through an obstacle course that included arriving more than an hour before the event, being separated from all our own communication devices, and then sitting through long, academic lectures. Yes, us foolish hacks did all this to hear the elusive Gandhi express his views on some of the urgent issues facing the nation, but all we got was a balcony view of Gandhi toying with his phone and sneaking glances at it while others were speaking……The argument that his supporters and Congressmen make is that it is real India that matters and its voters are the ones that the UPA government needs to engage with. So does that mean the people who came from Ralegan Siddhi weren’t from the real India? Is that why the villagers, who announced their intention to meet Gandhi days before, were humiliated till the last minute? Gandhi’s office simply said that no appointment had been granted to them so there was no question of an audience. But don’t they get the ridiculousness of asking villagers to get an appointment?” Withdrawal!

The ridiculous incident with the Sarpanch and villagers of Ralegan Siddhi says it all about his connection with rural India. As far as I can see the behavioral patterns of RG are not of one who has evolved as a leader or whose understanding of issues has evolved into a direction or vision. He only seems to have developed serious withdrawal symptoms from real issues and is happy to read out speeches written by others. Maybe his mother’s illness has some influence on that. But clearly this is a man who cannot face any challenges and is unfit for any leadership role. If there was a title I would bestow upon him it would probably be Miss ‘Hit and Run’. A man who cannot honestly reform his own corrupt party can hardly be expected to handle a nation or international issues. He was heckled and faced protests in own constituency of Amethi during a recent visit. That done, he can now withdraw to a Dalit dinner in some corner of one of the Indias.

Namo & The Ass-Licker Factory

After a round of the December 2007 Assembly elections in Gujarat here is what Praful Bidwai, a ‘prominent’ journalist wrote:

“Is the tide turning in Gujarat? A month ago, most Gujarat politicians, social scientists, activists, bureaucrats, and citizens agreed on the dead certainty of the Bharatiya Janata Party’s victory in the Assembly election — but with a smaller margin. Today, they say, the BJP could lose — despite the Congress’s timid campaign... All exit polls after the first-phase voting in 87 constituencies (of a total of 182) forecast a vote-swing away from the BJP. NDTV forecasts a loss of 13 seats for the BJP, placing it behind the Congress. …Current estimates of the BJP’s seats tally by government agencies vary from 70 to 80 seats, way below its 2002 score of 127. Even the party’s assessment is reportedly that it’s sure to win only 63 seats; and optimistically, another 15. The BJP is clearly on a downswing in Gujarat…..”(Read the full pack of Bidwai's crap here)

You’re smarter than Praful Bidwai. Yes, you may have guessed that those exit polls came from NDTV of course. I wonder where Praful Bidwai is today. Not only did Narendra Modi come back to power, the BJP rebels were thrashed and the Congress was nearly decimated. The BJP returned to power with an even greater majority than in 2002. There must be a reason for these fake exit polls and fake articles of doom by the likes of Praful Bidwai.

Recent events in Karnataka indicate a pattern with the Congress. Losing power in a state is unpalatable for the Congress and therefore it will go any length to destabilise a state government, especially if it has the BJP. If you thought the Bharadwaj episode was just a constitutional issue, you are probably wrong. It appears to be a well-rehearsed act by the Congress to keep rattling the BJP government in Karnataka and make all efforts to destabilise it. It also helps to distract from the various misdeeds of the UPA government. Did Bharadwaj really think the centre would dismiss the state government? You can bet on his last underwear he would have never expected that.

Hate Modi and be rewarded!

Back to Gujarat elections in 2007. Following his victory both NDTV and CNN-IBN did a bio-pic on Narendra Modi. They told us about his village (Visnagar near the oil town of Mehsana), that his family and relatives got no benefits from his being CM, that he started life as tea-stall worker, and that he belonged to a ‘Ghanchi’ family, (An OBC group). Not many people in Gujarat knew if Modi was OBC or Brahmin or SC, our news channels made sure everyone knew. Not once in any of his campaign has Namo invoked caste, class or any issue of that nature. His worst statements were reserved as a response to the ‘maut ka saudagar’ rant by Sonia Gandhi. Well, I don’t really think Sonia Gandhi could have come up with that and in all likelihood someone like a Digvijay Singh would have written that speech. The Congress paid a price for it. And unable to digest the victory of Narendra Modi, media crooks like Barkha Dutt and Vir Sanghvi went to the extent of calling Gujaratis ‘an effete people’!

Communal riots are not new in Gujarat. They are a historical and tragic fact. The riots in 1969 were one of the worst ever. Who was in charge then? In 1985, under the last real Congress Chief Minister, Madhavsinh Solanki, there were anti-reservation riots. This then turned into a communal riot. Guess how and who turned that into a communal riot? In those riots the Hindus paid a heavy price with their lives and there were whole families of Hindus that were burnt alive. At that time the most notorious gangster, Abdul Latif, was propped up by a political party. Guess which one? And what was Madhavsinh Solanki’s pet theory for elections? It was called KHAM – Kshatriya, Harijan, Adivasi and Muslim. If you need first hand lessons on how to divide a society, just call Solanki. If you search for real reasons why the riots of 1969 and 1985 happened you will, at best, find flimsy excuses and at worst political engineering. There was no severe provocation as is the case with the 2002 riots following the Godhra disaster. Not that any of the killings can be justified and they shouldn’t. The Hindu anger wasn't built up overnight on February 27, 2002. There is a history to it.

Yet, 2002 is often referred to as genocide or pogrom. The Congress, the media and Modi’s opponents revel in such descriptions. Modi-hater Vir Sanghvi is on record calling him a “mass-murderer”. This is a term often repeated and referred to by the likes of Rajdeep Sardesai and Barkha Dutt. Rajdeep even referred to the mass-murderer title at a Hindustan Times seminar where Narendra Modi was an invited speaker. Such deep hatred for an individual does not come from one’s own conscience, it is cleverly engineered. I can understand a muslim victim of the riots nurturing a deep hatred for Modi. There is no reason why the media and many others should have jumped on to that ‘engineered’ band-wagon.

Today, this hate Narendra Modi gang is not a small group, it is an Industry. The industry has new captains. One is Sanjeev Bhatt, the IPS officer, whose conscience struck after nine years of pondering. In hearings by the Nanavati commission Bhatt is now fretting and fuming over questions of his own checkered past. Will it destroy Narendra Modi? No, it will make him more popular. And, of course, the latest to join the industry is none other than Anna Hazare, who had previously complimented Modi. Here is what I wrote in ‘Sense & Senility’:

“Anna Hazare’s campaign has been called a comic revolution (Manu Joseph of Open magazine) and ‘rule of the unelected’ by many media persons. Nothing wrong with the first statement. Every revolution has a comic side to it. How else does one explain the presence of Swami Agnivesh in this campaign?  Hazare had made it clear that no politician will share the stage with him. Agnivesh was, is and will be a politician. There’s the irony. And then like most stupid politicians even after his victory Hazare goes around giving interviews to the media. The man hasn’t learnt in all of his 71 years that the media exists to destroy and poke holes into every action and word of any leader.”

Since 2001 Narendra Modi has been under a scanner, almost under a microscope. Not once has there been any mention of scams or corruption against him. The murderer tag did not work, so they will now try the corruption tag. He has proved to be ‘untouchable’! Yet, Anna Hazare now thinks his ‘corruption’ tag against Gujarat will work. A small crowd of the Congress workers and the media may cheer. But I can tell Hazare that he has now managed to further alienate Gujaratis. Given there are states like Tamil Nadu, Jharkhand, Delhi, AP and some more if Hazare really thinks the corruption movement has to start from Gujarat then he and the Congress are expecting to strike Gold in that state it is likely he will raise a poultry farm and end up with egg on his face. As for the likes of Swami Agnivesh and Mallika Sarabhai the less said the better.

There is the extra-constitutional body called the National Advisory Committee (NAC) chaired by none other than Sonia Gandhi. It has currently drafted a Communal Violence Bill, that will make it easier for the centre to dismiss a state government on the flimsiest of reasons for any violence. It is also a body to reward Modi haters. Teesta Setalvad, with cases pending against her and she having sought anticipatory bail twice, is a member of one the NAC committees. Harsh Mander is a member. Lately, Binayak Sen, out on bail, has been elevated to the Planning Commission probably because it was a BJP government that prosecuted him.

Media outlets like Star News, Hindustan Times and earlier India Today frequently come up with banana polls that show Rahul Gandhi as the most popular future prime minister. Will they be rewarded? Your guess is as good as mine. Read the full analysis of these opinion polls at www.sandeepweb.com.

Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, Digvijay Singh, Jayanthi Natarajan, Teesta Setalvad, Anna Hazare and many such people need to learn one simple lesson. The people believe the opposite of what the media tries to hammer as truth. Nobody believes the likes of Barkha Dutt or Rajdeep Sardesai except their own team members.

Ever heard of the famous speech by Mark Antony praising Brutus after the killing of Caesar? Public reaction is usually the opposite. The more they despise Narendra Modi the more popular he becomes among his electorate. The media in its desperate bid to bring down Modi is indirectly doing him a favour. The likes of NDTV and CNN-IBN and at the start Star News created this Namo industry. It is not Narendra Modi who is falling, it is the Congress and the media that are repeatedly being proved foolish. If they really intend to bring down Modi, then they should shut up and not mention him for a long time. But knowing our crony media, that will not happen and they will continue popularising Modi. Thanks to Modi haters, the BJP recently managed to win not only all Municipal elections but they even swept all the Panchayat polls. So much for a corrupt Gujarat!

Ratan Tata had said “if you’re not in Gujarat, you’re stupid!”. Anyone that hates Gujarat or calls it a den of corruption has to be a MORON. I wonder whose ass these people lick!!