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Thursday, August 29, 2019

Dead Pak Factories

For nearly three decades the treacherous stooges of Pakistan in India made hay in keeping Kashmir on the boil. All of them were funded by Pakistan and ISI through various hawala routes. The most prominent among their funders was Ghulam Nabi Fai. He carried out campaigns for “Azaad Kashmir” across major countries with the active participation of “Useful Idiots” from India. Such idiots from India included the likes of the late Dileep Padgaonkar, Rajinder Sachar, Gautam Navlakha, Arundhati Roy and some more. Fai regularly used to send “Hate-faxes” to Indian Embassies and they had nicknamed it “Fax-terrorism”. At the time Padgaonkar was a “Useful Idiot” for Fai, he was also appointed an “Interlocutor” for Kashmir and had grandly stated “there cannot be a permanent solution to the Kashmir issue without the involvement of Pakistan”. With the junking of 370, the Pakistan involvement in any form has been permanently put to rest too.

The current clampdown on politicians from JK and a general clampdown brought about an orgy of bogus reactions from the Sickulars, particularly Congress, CPM and the Urban Naxals. Many of them wanted to rush to Kashmir as if they have to rush to a hospital treating Bhopal Gas victims. The front-runners among such idiots were Sitaram Yechury, D. Raja, Ghulam Nabi Azad followed by the worthless Rahul Gandhi. The only thing these anti-nationals wanted to go and do there is to instigate trouble and violence. After nearly 3 weeks of clampdown, relaxations started and curfew was lifted in many places. Predictably, this is what happened:
The usual Pak-sponsored stone-pelters rioted and killed Noor Mohammad, a trucker. Elsewhere, terrorists abducted two men and killed one of them (Name reported as Bakarwal). This kind of violence has no cause, no reason and such criminals do not deserve freedom. Fortunately, the threesome of Farooq Abdullah, his idiot son Omar and Mehbooba Mufti are still under house arrest. There is no doubt that when these three are allowed normal freedoms they will inflame more hatred, violence and endless abuse of India. The truth inevitably dawns on even the worst of the India-haters in Kashmir that continuous acts of violence in a region has to be met with an iron-hand and not with more doles and sops. Thus speaks Salman Nizami a Congi who finally acknowledges the truth of what really is the problem in Kashmir:
Article 370 was not created by Pakistan nor is it some kind of treaty or agreement with Pakistan. It was created by a foolish govt in India led by the vision-less Nehru. India, therefore, has all the rights to abrogate without consulting any country on earth. For decades 370 created a factory of India-haters who profited from it. This factory is now facing “sudden death” and closure. Some of the key factory operators of this factory are in the images below:
 
Manishankar Aiyar, Salman Khurshid, Shekhar Gupta, Barkha Dutt, Suhasini Haidar, Aakar Patel (currently the Paki stooge at Amnesty), Sitaram Yechury, D. Raja and their supportive Rudaalis in the media and the Urban Naxal-Tukde gang. Khurshid, in particular, is such a moron that as former EAM he chose to dabble with the Pak-sponsored filth and their idiotic “Track-2 broker” nonsense. I had predicted their death long back but can now confirm the death of this factory:
 
Dissent, protest and agitations are part of democracy and almost a natural Right in our system. But when this dissent becomes an orgy of endless violence, terrorism and well-organised plots to overthrow the govt and secede, it is the legal and moral obligation of the GOI to clamp down and that is all that ModiSarkar did. Had this been done 30 years ago, Kashmir wouldn’t have come to see this day. You cannot endlessly plot to overthrow the govt and secede and then demand that your normal freedoms of speech, communication and internet is your natural Right. Anyone claiming so is a moron and all those who were shouting loudly about freedoms being crushed are indeed pathetic morons. It is now up to Kashmiri Muslims to prove whether they deserve to live in India or not. If those constantly acting on behalf of Pakistan still want to continue their factory, they should be stripped of Indian citizenship and all voting rights and other benefits normally available to Indians.

The day Noor Mohammad was killed along with another at the hands of terrorists, this entire factory went quiet. Till then, they were blabbering and whining like idiots like the Pappu from across the border. Imran Khan, for whom many of these Pak factory workers in India demanded a Nobel a few months back, was blabbering every single day like a delusional fool with a psychological problem. There is no cure for this and the reason for existence of Pakistan itself is gone. The goal of Pak existence was not only to chew Kashmir region but to chew up regions of India bit by bit and turn them into Islamic ghettos. That goal has been blunted and defeated by junking 370 without a bullet being fired. Imran has declared himself the “Ambassador” for Kashmir and calls for a half hour “stand-up” comedy every Friday till eternity:
 
The Friday half hour “stand up” call by Imran is not all that “innocent” as it may appear. This is a call to all Jihadis and stone-pelters to wage war, carry out acts of terrorism, kill Indian Jawans and officials with stones and grenades. This is what the Pak-factory in India too wants. They want violence so that they continue keep Kashmir boiling and keep making their profits. People like Barkha Dutt and Shekhar Gupta are now like fish out of water – jumping, twisting, jiggling and wiggling for sheer life. That life is now dead. It’s over. No more profiteering from Kashmir and no more tolerance of nonsense from the violent and anti-nationals in Kashmir or their factory workers anywhere else in India. We must celebrate the death of this Paki-factory. What about the harem of Hafiz “Saab”? Long ago Kureel had put out this cartoon:
Anti-nationals like Barkha, Sagarika, Ranas and Kaanas, Rajdeeps can make their choices. They can remain in the harem of Hafiz but they will have to so in Pakistan and earn their keep. This harem cannot run in India anymore. Nobody will throw these Sickos anymore crumbs. These gangs and factories form the “Terror Support Services” for the Paki criminals and they all behave like “Terror Wives” of JeM or LeT or ISI. After I wrote the post “Terror support services” it did dawn upon many that terrorists don’t merely want to kill – they want publicity, propaganda and to whip up passion for their illegitimate causes. These are the terrorist-wives that should have been figuratively “killed” first and terrorism would be deprived of much of its oxygen to prosper. PM Modi acknowledged this need to kill the terrorist-eco-system and I am glad a serious blow has been dealt to these criminals with the junking of 370 and the clampdown on Kashmir regardless of their dog-barking:
 
 Article 370 was a crime that put the JK region in limbo and led the Pakis and their stooges to believe it is an “Instrument of Secession” rather than the instrument of Accession that Raja Hari Singh signed. This foolishness of Nehru cost India a lot in terms of manpower, money and endless drain of resources. These wives of Hafiz “Saab” in media, politics and NGOs who argue India wants only the territory and not its people. Nothing can be more foolish. India has poured more resources into Kashmir and its people than Pakistan has ever poured into POK or any of its own regions. And why is territory not important? Is India supposed to keep conceding territories like Bald Nehru conceded “Bald Aksai Chin”?

Tomorrow, these same idiots will argue the Dravidians of TN also have the right secede and from another “United States of South India” as the brainless MK Stalin once proclaimed. And the defunct factory earlier had one Pappu blabbering, now you have a Pappini joining the chorus. Two useless Break-India gang members produce the nonsense expected of them. And Pakistan gladly quotes these fools in support of their silly claims in the UN. It is time the BJP and the genuine media ignored these fools and went on with the agenda of regaining POK and making Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir progressive regions in sync with the rest of India:
Pakistan was created merely on the basis of religion. Today, owing to the foolish, vision-less decisions of Gandhi-Nehru, India has more Muslims than Pakistan. By itself, religion cannot hold a country together. Three of five regions of Pakistan (Sindh, Balochistan, NWFP) maybe Muslims but they have no interest in the wretched country and want to break away. The progress and prosperity of these regions have been held up by a beggar-state that spends its resources only terrorism and nothing else. Today, no country stands by Pakistan, no country has anything to gain from it. The only ones in love with this cesspit of the world are some Sickulars in India. Their factory is dead. It is now junk and cannot produce anymore profits. The sooner they realise this the better. If Pakistan doesn’t stop terrorism, India has every right to break it into four parts just like Bangladesh was liberated. The world would be better off if Pakistan is restricted to one small hole.


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Sunday, May 26, 2013

Barkha Fails to Evolve Imran Khan



My gut feeling says nobody in India gives a damn about elections in Pakistan except for a general knowledge of the final outcome. Some party that Nawaz Sharif heads won the elections and he will be sworn in PM. There are exceptions though. The only ones who care about what happens in Pakistan are in the GOI, the track2 establishment, some power-mongers in our news media, the Scotch circuit and Bollywood. And then there is the “Evoluter” Barkha Dutt. She is a specialist in “evolving” leaders and personalities. I’m sure readers of this blog remember her “Evolution of Rahul Gandhi”. She has tried very hard with the “evolution of Imran Khan” too and failed again.

So it’s not just Barkha Dutt (BD) but Rajdeep Sardesai (RS) also wants us to learn lessons from Pakistan. I would rather you read the book ‘Leadership secrets of Attila the Hun’ but never mind. So both RS and BD turn to the mother-ship of their ‘Unholy Trinity’, Hindustan Times, to write on the lessons to be learnt from Pak elections. RS calls it “Bowling a dot ball” and BD simply calls it “Lessons from Pakistan”. Considering RS is a Cricket lover his title is natural and considering BD is a Pakistan lover her title is natural too. But when you look at the content, both are deceptively identical. That’s their talent – deception. What both are trying to do is to draw lessons from Imran Khan’s failure to win and equate it to another forceful personality in Indian politics. Do you really want me to name that Indian personality? I don’t think so and these two propagandists don’t name him or anyone directly either.

But on an overall assessment Rajdeep does make a lot more sense than Barkha. It’s merely because  when he is off TV RS puts a lot of thought behind what he writes or says and I have said this often. Here’s something critical that RS writes in his piece:

Imran’s cheerleaders genuinely believed that the youth of the country was fully behind him. The social media campaigns were seen to be a critical element of this age group’s desire for change. Imran was able to harness social media effectively and draw new faces into his political party, but when it came to the crunch it became clear the ‘youth’ factor was a little exaggerated as was the appeal of a twitter and facebook generation. The social network universe will always be lesser than the political universe. In the heat and dust of the countryside, it doesn’t really matter how many followers you have on twitter. These followers can create an echo effect across media platforms; what they cannot do is influence voting patterns across a diverse population”.

Fair enough! But who in hell ever told RS or any MSM person that SM claimed it would influence elections? Nobody did, except the fakes in the MSM. Secondly, the lesson that RS draws is truly applicable to Arvind Kejriwal & his party rather than the “other person” that RS is targeting. The other person that RS targets with his comments has worked his way up from scratch and has proven electoral success against the severest propaganda, vilification and witch-hunt by RS & Co. In contrast, Imran Khan has received tremendous bootlicking from the media, including Indian media. That’s a major difference. So it has nothing to do with SM. The awful truth is that anything that TV and MSM hype falls flat on the ground. But RS has been largely fair in his assessment. So let’s get to BD for whom Pakistan is second home as it is for her channel, NDTV. Take a look at these pics. They are all from all the interviews she has held with Imran Khan in the last two years, at least 4 of them.

These are four of them and there could be other interviews that I may have missed. Then just before the elections when Imran was injured BD found a substitute in his sister Aleema and interviewed her in the hospital that treated Imran. The first pic (with BD in green) is where Barkha mentioned the “evolution of Imran Khan”. I’m not joking you can hear it on Youtube. This is when she was talking about his autobiography and so enamoured was she that she was even discussing his hairstyle. Is that all? No! After her September 2012 interview with Imran, NDTV headlined that he would like to borrow from Bihar CM Nitish Kumar. Ah yes, Nitish the “secular messiah”.


I get a feeling Nitish Kumar might get a scare if he finds out Imran borrowed from him and failed. And she claims Pak media pays him too much attention. And after all the swooning over him BD writes:

As the eventual outcome shows one man (Imran)  had overstated his performance without a trace of self-doubt; the other (Sharif) ended up being so cautious that the scale of his victory came as a surprise even to him…. Imran Khan's innings are proof that media googlies aren't enough to bowl out an old-style veteran of politics. The media in Pakistan had virtually anointed Khan as victor before the votes could be cast or counted”. Really? But does the media anywhere learn any lessons? Has Barkha learnt any lessons from her evolution of the Gandhi prior to UP elections? It doesn’t seem so. Why else would she and her channel be so heavily addicted to Imran Khan? And all these googlies were only from Pak media and not from her? Laugh till you die!

Now let’s see what she concludes and then what Rajdeep concludes. It makes quite interesting reading:

BD: For us in the media there is also a message in what happens when you script a complex political battle as a clash of personalities. It's a global news instinct and one that makes for better copy. But at the same time it often defies the arithmetic of what makes a party win in a parliamentary democracy. Elections in our part of the world are not a contest between personality cults. The face-off between the Rahul Gandhi vs Narendra Modi camps, online and offline, may have precious little to do with the reasons for victory and defeat in 2014.

RS: Finally, Imran’s mixed results in these elections reveal the limitation of charisma in sub-continental politics. Yes, there have been film stars who have achieved some success in electoral politics. MGR and NTR truly stand out in this context, cinematic legends who were able to transfer their celluloid power onto the political stage in spectacular fashion. But MGR in particular had a strong AIADMK network to assist him; his folk hero image was a bonus. Other ‘star’ politicians have realised that politics is more than just dialogue delivery and good looks.

I cannot help believing that these two people never look in the mirror. Who scripted the Rahul-Modi combat? No one except the media! As far as I know and even genuinely honest observers will admit Rahul is a total non-performer, has shown no accountability and his utterances are so full of stupidity that any comparison to Modi is even comic. But the media does this to protect the queen, Sonia Gandhi as I have said repeatedly. The media is willing to make RahulG the sacrificial goat against Modi while making sure they keep all the weaknesses, drawbacks and incompetence of Sonia Gandhi cloaked from exposure. 2014 is not a battle between Rahul and Modi as our media morons keep repeating deceptively like a parrot. It’s a battle between Modi and SoniaG. I would say even Imran Khan is a better political leader than RahulG any single day. He has proven leadership at least in some endeavour.

Lastly, both RS and BD peddle this atrocious fallacy in their articles in different words. Let me use BD’s words: “Finally, in the absolute decimation of the party that the Bhuttos built is a message that lineage and ancestry only carry you so far in politics and no further. Misgovernance, inefficiency and corruption will be punished by voters, no matter how glamorous or brave one's pedigree is. Assumptions based on privilege; charm and charisma; media endorsements - none of these are accurate clues to the mind of the voter. So beware all those who claim to know what will happen in 2014”.

Both RS and BD demonstrate a fear that the Gandhis, that they have so faithfully served all these years, may meet the same fate as the Bhuttos. But they mislead when they say that lineage and ancestry carry you only so far. Coming from a slave media that is the worst untruth you will hear. Nehru, Gandhi, Gandhi, Gandhi and again another Gandhi is what has ailed India all this while. A mature media should have been instrumental in getting the people out of the clutches of slavery to lineage and ancestry. In contrast, both RS and BD have the deepest contempt for the guy who rose even when he doesn’t have such lineage and ancestry and started life as a “Chaiwalla”. So both these media celebs continue their proven hypocrisy.

It is not Indians who need to learn a lesson from Pakistan but Barkha who seriously needs to do so. She must learn that all her propaganda has failed electorally. She failed to evolve Rahul Gandhi and she failed to evolve Imran Khan. Does she have it in her to learn and change tracks and serve the cause of genuine reporting? Evolution awaits her

Wednesday, November 28, 2012

Twenty Two Yards Of Dead Bodies



He who joyfully marches to music, rank and file has already earned my contempt. He has been given a large brain by mistake, since for him the spinal cord would surely suffice.” - Albert Einstein

According to a TOI report some 4000 soldiers have died since 1999 for various reasons when there has been no “official war”. There is something strange about soldiers being recruited in the Army. Quite a lot of them are from villages, rural towns and mostly from poor families. There are villages in Rajasthan and Himachal that have at least one veteran or soldier in the army. There are villages in Rajasthan where at least one member of every family is in the Army or is a veteran. You know… young men and women around the age of 21-22 willing to die for their country if required. Many, if not all, fortunate ones in the same age-group are addicted to the latest mobiles, malls and movie stars. The slogan “Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan” does seem to have a deep meaning and prudence. It’s either the farmer or the soldier who is dying lately. Very frequently!

Last night some TV channels were discussing Captain Saurabh Kalia the soldier who first noticed the Kargil infiltration in 1999. He and five others were captured, tortured and their dead bodies returned to India by Pakistan. There was Arnab Goswami on TimesNow talking about him. And yes, there was Barkha Dutt, the Kargil heroine, on NDTV. Both channels had to discuss Capt. Kalia with some Pakistani guests also. Barkha was looking to an open and honest discussion and the Pakistani, Gen. Qureshi, decided he had enough and it was pointless. I’m even amazed that it takes him to tell her that it’s pointless talking to a representative of your enemy of that war about a situation. Well, Barkha and Arnab show you how intelligent our media is and how concerned our govt is. Barkha even ended her program with the words that it takes something sensational to talk about our war heroes. So what was this sudden reason to talk about Saurabh Kalia? Well, after 13 years of waiting his father, Dr. NK Kalia, has petitioned the Supreme Court to direct the GOI to seek an apology from Pakistan for “war crimes” in returning the body of his son tortured.

Kargil martyr Saurabh Kalia's torture: Violations by Pakistan unacceptable, says government” says the NDTV report. If you read the headline you’d think our govt has suddenly woken up and it had nothing to do with the SC petition by Kalia’s father. Yeah, the UPA govt that doesn’t observe Kargil Diwas. The same UPA whose prince charming, Rahul Gandhi, claimed on November 4 that the Congress had generously supported the BJP during the Kargil war. We are just past another anniversary of 26/11. I remember during the 26/11 attacks TimesNow and Arnab had screamed “We will never forget”. And yet within a couple of months TOI was running a crap campaign called “Aman Ki Asha”. So much for never forgetting dead people and soldiers! And Barkha Dutt? Oh yes; the one who reported breathlessly from Mumbai during 26/11. In less than 48 hours, even before the blood on the streets and the targeted buildings had dried and were washed she was doing an episode of “We the people” right from Mumbai on November 30, 2008. This episode was angrily titled “Enough is enough”.

In a tweet on 26/11 this year Barkha called it an “act of war”. I suppose same as Kargil. She also states privilege offers no protection and terrorism is an awful leveller. If you decide to watch the video of that program you will find that except for one Shameem Khan, who lost 4 members of his family, all the rest could be categorized as the “privileged”. Of course, the panellists on the program were poor people who had experienced terror themselves – Ness Wadia, Simi Garewal, Bachi Karkaria, Ratna Pathak, Kunal Kohli, Luke Kenny etc. and one former police officer M.N. Singh. Barkha’s outrage over the act of war and her histrionics were on full display that night. After a heated exchange between Simi and a guy from the audience she even told everyone: “Will you all do what I ask? Can we have dignified silence please?”. Such was the outrage. Here are some quotes from her (in blue) at the beginning of the program:

Home Minister (Maharashtra) and many more heads are expected to roll. Oh yes. RR Patil, then HM did roll. He even said somewhere that such attacks happen in many cities. Well, what do you know; he’s back and is still the HM of Maharashtra. 
We are going to tell our politicians that we don’t necessarily trust them. And the politician she had on the program? Oh, that was Abhishek Singhvi. Yes, the same guy who was suspended for his physical escapades and is now back on all channels again as Congress spokesman. She also had Milind Deora, who is currently a minister.

Justice for this, justice for that! These are frequent campaigns run by our media. And in the run up to 26/11 what are some of the great deeds our politicians were busy with? 2G, Cash for votes, CWG scam, Hasan Ali and his black money which has ended nowhere, Adarsh scam, Aircel-Maxis. Within hours of 26/11 ending Vilasrao Deshmukh his son Riteish and Ramgopal Verma were on a terror tour inside the Taj hotel. At an all-party meeting the PM announced there would be four more hubs of NSG. That would mean more Saurabh Kalias and Unnikrishnans will be happy to serve. What happens once the war is over and all the patriotic screaming is over in the media? They get back to their games of hosting our enemies. Especially, the architect of Kargil – Parvez Musharraf.

Politicians and our media seem to have a strange love affair with those who plot the destruction of our nation. Even when Musharraf has ceased to hold any official position our media seems to believe he is the one with the wisdom on leadership and future of India. So you have the Kargil heroine running everywhere to interview him. You have the India Today Conclave hosting him, you have HT Summit hosting him. And he’s a frequent guest on both NDTV and CNN-IBN. These channels are often hyper-patriotic and even have special songs composed for some special occasions. A report from The Hindu in May 2012 describes certain incidents that the guys in the army seem to routinely experience. This was after a ‘Sahayak’, someone who’s like a valet, was beaten up. It talks about simmering class-tensions and feudal mindset in the army too. Musharraf comes to our land tells us he doesn’t regret Kargil, he tells us Muslims in India need a better deal and cracks jokes that make our media celebs laugh. During the India Today Conclave in 2009 Maulana Madani, an MP, gave a stinging response to Musharraf’s concerns about Indian Muslims and asked him politely not to worry. (See video) The host, Arun Poorie of India Today, was left dumb and speechless.

If not that Musharraf guy there’s always that other one. Yes, the other national pastime of our media folks, especially Barkha Dutt, is none other than Imran Khan. Our media seems to campaign for him as PM as much as they do for, say, Rahul Gandhi. He was here again this month and had reassuring words for India: If the Kashmir issue is not resolved there may be more 26/11s. And since we talk about “levellers” what levels everything better than Cricket, eh? Playing cricket with Pakistan with top politicians watching levels everything. In the 2011 world cup match at Chandigarh the Pakistan and Indian PM with their entourage were there cheering the players. After the match NDTV even put up banner with the jubilant Indian team and their lucky mascot Rahul Gandhi. And now the GOI has decided to honour Saurabh Kalia, Sandeep Unnikrishnan and many other fallen soldiers of Kargil and 26/11 by hosting another Indo-Pak series in December 2012. Idiots who scream patriotism every other day will, of course, turn out to watch the matches and the media will make another neat pile. It’s now called ‘Cricket Diplomacy’. Saurabh Kalia is dead while his father has been fighting a lot more battles. He’s taken the latest one to the Supreme Court.

If Saurabh Kalia had returned alive with his limbs broken or blinded he would have lived a miserable life running from pillar to post fighting for pensions and dues from the GOI. Fighting in Kargil was probably easier for our soldiers. If there’s anything left our politicians will make sure they will screw it up with an Adarsh scam over land supposedly allotted for Kargil heroes. Oh yes, how can we forget? There’s LK Advani, Dy. PM during Kargil, who went to Pakistan-Yatra to certify Jinnah was secular. Our Laloos and Bollywood celebs frequently go on a pilgrimage to that holy country. Lately, even the very secular Nitish Kumar was on a ‘Tirth yatra’ in Pakistan. A wag once commented Tamils in Sri Lanka don’t matter because they aren’t vote-banks but Pakistan matters because of Muslim vote-banks in India. I wouldn’t disagree. Pakistan is a vote-bank for our ‘secular’ forces.

What about our Cricketers? Aren’t they somewhat similar to soldiers? They wear India colours; often display patriotism covering themselves with the Indian flag. There’s a little guy who turns up at every match painted in the tri-colour just to support Tendulkar. Some of these cricketing celebs live under high security. The same security provided by the likes of those who die in Kargil or on the streets of Mumbai, like Tukaram Omble. People protesting is one thing, it is time these Cricketers stood up, showed some spine and said NO to playing Pakistan in a bilateral series. This is no world cup or international tournament where we don’t have a say. This is our own choice.

The greatest patriotism is to tell your country when it is behaving dishonourably, foolishly, viciously.”― Julian Barnes, Flaubert's Parrot.

Our policy towards Pakistan is not and never has been driven by a National Compass. It has always been driven by personal opinions, situations and stupidity. The cricketers now have a chance to stand up and do the right thing by the Kalias, Unnikrishnans, Ombles and many of our fallen men and women. They have the chance to show they not only have brains but also a spine independent of the BCCI and the GOI. They can imagine the plight and suffering of the families of those who died and imagine twenty two yards of dead bodies and not necessarily a cricket pitch.