Slimeballs Game Over

When a party pulls out all stops in abusing someone and even throws the kitchen sink at PM Modi with the repeat of the “Neech” comment by ManiShankar the pig, then you know the game is truly over. They have nothing left to throw. There is one more phase of voting to go. And the behaviour of some Sickulars reflects their endless desperation in their inability to combat one man politically. In particular, last few days has seen two scumbaginis at their worst, foul-mouthed conduct. Mamata Banerjee and Mayawati have hit the pits with their psychotic outbursts. These two are the worst female politicians currently campaigning and their personal attacks on Modi reflect very poor character of these women:

 

These scumbaginis get away with these comments because they know Modi will not hit back on their miserable, frustrated personal lives (which is what they want) as he would then be called a misogynist attacking women by Sickulars. The worst that Modi has called Mamata is a “Speedbreaker” for obstruction of Central schemes in Bengal. She wants “Modi to be removed from India” – what kind of moron even talks like this? Only an incoherent psychotic like Mamata. The other scumbagini, Mayawati, with her little cheat-sheets abuses Modi about his wife and grandly claims BJP women are scared because he will force their husbands to leave them. This extreme moronery is what their campaign is all about. This is probably the last election Mayawati will contest and I am certain the criminally sick govt of Bengal will go after elections. Bengal needs President’s rule and AFSPA to clear jihadis and terrorists from the state that were nurtured by Mamata.

Elsewhere, the season’s biggest abuser, Rahul Gandhi, was on a new trip. This time, he wanted a “new language” over political fights and ideologies. Then, this absolute piece of crap of a rotten human being claims he would rather die than abuse Modi’s parents. This, after his party members have continuously abused Modi’s parents and family members who have absolutely nothing to do with politics. I guess after Modi exposed Rajiv Gandhi as a corrupt abuser of national assets, Pappu was rattled enough. When all the fight is snuffed out, Mother Mary comes and whispers words of wisdom into RG’s ears:

It is obvious to me that these Sickulars are staring at a defeat and Modi and BJP/NDA are likely to get a clear win for LS2019. They are in no position to pull their nuts out of the fire, so they abuse a bit more. The worst of the idiotic claims came from Kamal Nath. As with everything else in India, including the creation of water, creation of the wheel, aircrafts, x-ray machines, biometric tech, the secret of converting milk into curds were created by the Nehru-Gandhi clan-destine. Nath thusly claims Nehru-Indira were the ones who established Indian Army too:

Apart from being trashed online for his stupid comment, Kamal Nath also ended up opening the dirt box on Nehru. Old interviews of Nehru were floated on Youtube and these two clips, in particular, establish what I’ve been saying all along – that Nehru was a “Grand Pappu” and the fountainhead of Pappuness that runs in this entire clan. Nehru’s comments in these two short clips are not only shocking but outright hilarious (Video: 57 secs):

“Throughout history” Pakistan has had commonality with North India says Nehru. Such a moronic statement can only come from a disconnected mind. What exactly is the history of Pakistan when it was born only a few years ago when Nehru made such a silly comment. Then he says “South India was a separate country” and “Food shortage is due to people eating more”. This is unbridled moronery of the highest order and explains the genetic problem of the whole family:

One of the things that PM Modi has definitely achieved in electoral politics is the diminishing of “Caste-mongering” for votes. Many people in Bihar and UP are openly stating they aren’t bothered about caste in politics anymore. Therefore, the corrupt, money-launderer Prannoy Roy of NDTV, who considers himself some sort of “election expert” pokes into caste of a Desi voter when the man is passionate about his choices. The slap that Roy received from the man should be a reminder to all media crooks that they cannot divide Hindus anymore. In Mumbai, another youth passionately says “Modi should be PM for life” because he is uncorrupted and he also adds some future BJP guy may turn out corrupt. The young man had said that in a lighter vein but Roy turns it into his being “anti-elections” and a “serious worry”. These fools of media have completely lost touch with the people and also lost their sense of humour (Video: 2.39 mins):

 

And Prannoy Roy further goes on to lament that he has never seen such a polarised election among Hindu voters. Nothing was more necessary for India than for Hindu-polarisation. Hindus face exodus from many towns in UP, Bengal and Kerala. The terrorists aren’t only from across the border or from Kashmir. Many political parties are now “Terrorist parties” themselves and hold out a threat to Hindus. These “Break-India” “Tukde Tukde” gang, propelled by the alien Chinese Gandhis, are hell-bent on destruction of Hindus and Hinduism. This Hindu revivalism is not because of Modi. This revivalism started the day SM became a major tool for communication, the spreading of truth about anti-India Jihadis and Pappus of the Gandhi family right down from Nehru. This scumbag Roy never had any problems when Sonia ran to Mullahs, when Mullahs issued Fatwas to vote against BJP or when Christian Padres issued appeals to vote against Modi.

Arresting people for chanting “Jai Shri Ram”, arresting individuals for satirical memes and claiming Indians don’t have a right to enter Bengal – all this by Sickulars and a demented psycho called Mamata. Who are these people? And after many orgies of violence in Bengal throughout these elections, the foolish EC finally woke up and just made a token action of curtailing campaigning by a day. With elections for 484 seats already over, only the following 59 seats remain to be decided on May 19:

Bihar – 8, Jharkhand – 3, MP – 8, Punjab – 13, Bengal – 9, Chandigarh – 1, UP – 13, Himachal – 4.

Except for Punjab and Bengal, the Opposition, including Congress, TMC and SP-BSP doesn’t have much of an influence in these territories. To prop up the prospect of this Thugbandhan, some Lutyens media crawlers even put out fake exit polls and on Twitter too. The stupid EC was chasing private individuals on Twitter to take down tweets but was sleeping over breaches by many “organised” Congress coolies on the fake exit polls they were peddling all over. They finally woke up from their slumber and issued notices to a few:

And moved by such silly polls, the queen of corruption and the one who considers “power is poison” is back in business trying to wiggle her way back into power. SoniaG has called an all-party of the Thugbandhan to somehow cobble an alliance to “throw out Modi”. Sonia didn’t campaign a single day. She didn’t even campaign at Rae Bareli to seek votes. Such is the arrogance with which these Chinese Gandhis take voters for granted. But she wants to play the great chewing-gum that somehow wants to glue some 30-35 parties together to get another Deve Gowda or IK Gujral type govt which she can drive from the back-seat like she drove MMS for a decade. The lid has been lifted off the wicker basket and the slimeballs want to crawl out of it. But wet dreams are still not illegal in India. The hour is too late. Even those in the Opposition must realise that the Chinese Gandhis and the Congress are a bane on India. There are many reasons why “Congress Must Die” for India to stay on the road of progress:

The nonstop abuses hurled at Modi going down to the point where a psychotic Mamata screams “Throw Modi out of India” is unprecedented. And if one goes by many speeches of Modi, this time he appears determined to send many of the corrupt to jail through speedy prosecution. Many slimeballs will not only exit politics but might exit society itself for their place in a cold cell. The exit of these slimeballs will be the greatest turn of good luck for India. And it is inevitable. 

 

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Mamata Stings Rajdeep Sardesai

One of the thrills of a job well-done is getting a compliment and Rajdeep Sardesai is justifiably thrilled with The Telegraph’s report on his interview with Mamata Banerjee (MB). Well, the Social Genius did say that when it came to political analysis RS is “Numero Uno”. So it must be thrilling for the “Numero Uno” of political analysis to be covered by the “Numero Uno” paper of Kolkata. Incidentally, the tweets were on September 27 morning. Catch the interview on the CNN-IBN website with the transcripts. The transcripts don’t cover the full interview but just about less than half of it. One wonders what happened to the rest.

MB is a former Congress member who set up her own party, TMC, and has performed a once unthinkable miracle of unseating the CPM from power in Bengal almost single-handedly. For this CNN-IBN had awarded her the “Indian of the year award” (Politician). She makes some statements in bits and pieces so those have to be interpreted. RS has frequently called her a “street-fighter” and he does so during the interview too. There isn't much in the interview from MB on the political front that isn't already known. What Rajdeep may not have anticipated is the manner in which she slammed the media in general and a bit more. Let’s see some exchanges (edited excerpts):

RS: Sonia Gandhi the other day said that the government is stable and it will last its full term till 2014. Do you believe that this Manmohan Singh government will last till 2014?

MB: It is stable of the corruption, by the corruption, for the corruption. But it is not stable from the public point of view.

RS: When you say that are you saying somewhere that you feel that the Congress will threaten other parties like Mulayam and Mayawati to support it, that they will use the CBI for example, is that your fear? That they will try to stay in power using ‘saam’ (influence), ‘daan’ (bribe), ‘dand’ (punishment), ‘bhed’ (division).

MB: Money power, muscle power and mafia power. These three powers they are using. I don’t know why. Why in our country, which has a democratic setup, why are we afraid of the CBI before taking any decision?....

RS: You believe that this government use to misuse the CBI to challenge their rivals? (Given that RS is such a great political analyst it’s good that at least at this point he has “discovered” that CBI was and is being misused. Must have felt like discovering fire).

MB: This is not only now, it is from the beginning when we were elected, since 2009 after Parliament elections….

Those statements by MB should have been headlines in every newspaper in this country. They are so dangerous that misuse of CBI and the rampant corruption threaten every democratic institution. Unfortunately, because this interview was given to a particular channel the other TV channels are likely to ignore all the statements made by MB. In the chat MB slams Manmohan Singh in a manner that makes him appear worse than a puppet and even mimics him on some occasions.

There are some more indicators that make terrible reading for RS during the interview: (By timeline in the video):

16.50: On the FDI issue here’s MB’s answer that raps media in general. I wonder if RS got the hint:

RS: ’Business Standard’ article says at 3.30 pm on September 20, Trinamool website had 2009 manifesto saying entry of large domestic and foreign capital in retail trade will occur and it has now been removed.

MB: No. They are some sections of the Congress, they are getting advertisements and money from the Congress. They have been paid by the Congress for image building programme, we cannot pay that amount.

I like the way RS has even noted the timeline of the Business Standard article. This attention to detail gets my admiration. But the transcripts have cleverly omitted a small detail. MB said they are paid 100 crores. I don’t think she meant Business Standard alone but that the media is being paid hundreds of crores by Congress for “image building”. That’s my interpretation. She was being kind. I doubt its only image that the payment is for. There has to be a lot more that can be bought for hundreds of crores.

26.47: RS asks if the reason for shifting of an Investment summit from Kolkata to Lucknow was caused by MB’s walk out of UPA. Hardly any doubt but what exactly has UP achieved under Akhilesh Yadav for this reward? Well, I suppose 24 hour power supply to the Gandhi family constituencies might be a good place to start.

32.08: On reforms MB states this is influenced by some “big friends” who want some reforms and that is what influences the decision. She goes on to state that to please these “big friends” the GOI treats “Indians as guinea pigs”. Umm.. publicly the Congress calls them Aam Aadmi though.

But Mamata Banerjee reserved the most resounding slaps for Rajdeep Sardesai. Some of these are not going to make headlines on his channel or any media outlet for obvious reasons.

36.35: To a question on development MB tells RS he cannot sit in Delhi and talk about development in Bengal without going into any details. Isn’t that true for most of our media celebs who conduct interviews? No research, no homework but go a with a general ‘stereotype’ question. I hope RS learns.

41.35 to 42.14: RS repeatedly taunts MB as running a One-woman party as even the tagline in the pic from the interview labels it. He even asks her if “Party is Mamata and Mamata is party” and later if she sees media as her enemy. First she mentions how corporations and political parties have bought media and then MB makes a stunning point to him: “Ask the people whether the media plays a neutral role or not”. I think in very polite words MB told RS that most media channels are Congress “brokers” though she didn’t use the words that I do.

Then, on the issue of whether she is running a one-woman party she points to Mulayam and SP, Mayawati and BSP and finally Congress too when she challenges a stung RS thus: “Why don’t you ask this question to Sonia Gandhi. Because you people have no guts”. RS comes up with a lame excuse “but she doesn’t give interviews like you”. Well, a responsible media would have told the Congress ‘take a walk, we won’t cover you if your bosses don’t allow fair time to the media. We won’t cover you if you don’t disclose illnesses and travels of your party leader’. Instead, our media, just like RS does, ridicules those who do give them interviews and even ridicule medical treatments of other party leaders. Shameful for Rajdeep! Maybe Rajdeep and other media celebs are just as scared that if they challenge Sonia Gandhi the Congress may let the CBI loose on them. That may produce some disastrous revelations like Radiagate. Wouldn’t it?

42.49: And to the repeated question on TMC being a one-woman party MB drives a hammer through Rajdeep’s head. She says: “If I ask anyone who runs CNN-IBN everybody will say Rajdeep Sardesai”. I wonder if RS got the message. That he is running as much a personalised organisation that he accuses MB of. When it comes to CNN-IBN it gets even worse considering he hires his spouse as deputy editor. That is cronyism plus nepotism. Whether one agrees with MB’s politics or policies she did deliver a rude awakening for Rajdeep. Will he learn? Your guess is as good as mine.

Somewhere in the interview Mamata Banerjee explains her frustration, which seems to reflect those of citizens as well: “Every day we wake up with the fear that what will happen next. Sometimes they will increase the price, sometimes they will go for FDI in retail, sometimes they go for corruption”. Haha! Though the last part is funny, I think she was a bit off the mark. The “go for corruption” is consistent and continuous and not sometimes. 

When The 'Blue Turban' Is 'Allowed' To Speak

So the unthinkable happened. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh finally decided to speak to the nation. Good! I suppose shop keepers, farmers and word-count specialists in the media have finally understood why the diesel price hike and FDI in retail are good for this country. The men and women in our MSM could hardly hide their delight and rushed to gloat over the PM’s speech and how he defended his spectacular decisions and cut the Opposition to their pygmy size. Mercifully, the media stopped at calling it the “Big Bang” reforms and didn’t venture to call it the “Higgs-Boson” of reforms. But there are a few questions that our ever probing media never asked. We will get to those questions in a while.

The best article on the FDI I have read so far is once again from the online news media and not MSM. R. Jagannathan writes in FirstPost: “If these are reforms, I am Amitabh Bachchan”. He explains well that the latest actions by the UPA are nothing more than desperate measures. Of course, nobody has written with convincing data on whether FDI will benefit the ‘Aam aadmi’ or not very conclusively. But there is no doubt in my mind that the decision is not inspired by the urge to “big bang” but by a lot of unfulfilled commitments to investors and lobbyists abroad.

In the meantime, here’s a small conversation between two ladies from the MSM. This was on September 14. What is striking from P. Malini of The Hindu is that she states: “IF the PM is ALLOWED….” The PM, as head of the govt, is the most powerful man in the country. Does he need to be allowed to follow his light or convictions? But her statement does make sense because it indicates the PM hasn’t been making decisions based on the country’s needs or situations but on what he’s allowed to do by Sonia Gandhi and her private club. Cleverly, Sonia Gandhi’s club is divided in two parts as under:

Club-1: A coterie consisting trusted darbaris who help her manage the difficult and troublesome political aspects of running a govt through MMS. If good comes out, she gets the credit. If the opposite happens, MMS or any minister takes a beating.

Club-2: This is an exclusive group of people assembled under a kiosk called NAC. This kiosk is a vending machine for legislations of populist, welfare schemes. Schemes like NREGA, Right to food, Right to this, Right to that. Right to drain the economy!

The reward for MMS is that he gets to be the PM for all the beating that he takes. If courage, light and convictions were to drive him, as the two media ladies were negotiating, he would have resigned on the 7th day after the first month of his job on getting his pay-check. I read somewhere that the most common reason people quit their jobs is because their ‘boss’ is terrible. A real-life Hari Sadoo! In contrast, there are bosses who are with their people most times. In times of personal grief they comfort them. They help resolve work related issues. They seem to know when to intervene and when to keep off. A nation expects the same from its boss. It’s no big secret that MMS simply lacks leadership skills and people skills. Where a warm hug is required he would typically mostly do an “aerial survey” from a distance. I quoted Marcus Buckingham, a Gallup poll researcher, in one of my earlier posts and repeat that quote:

"What a leader does for followers is turn anxiety into confidence. They’ve always done that throughout time and in every different society and situation. When leaders lead well, it’s because they’re able to rally people to a better future and make people spirited when they were previously anxious." Problem is, MMS, not having won a single public election, doesn’t have any followers. He only has a lot of bosses. Which explains Malini’s “if allowed” tweet. And people, as they become more and desperately thirsty, see the mirage and ‘drink the sand’ hoping it would quench their thirst. Nothing does this better than this scene from the movie ‘The American President’(0.36 secs):

Presidential aide Lewis Rothschild (Michael J. Fox): …People want leadership, Mr. President, and in the absence of genuine leadership, they'll listen to anyone who steps up to the microphone. They want leadership. They're so thirsty for it they'll crawl through the desert toward a mirage, and when they discover there's no water, they'll drink the sand.

The President (Michael Douglas): Lewis, we've had presidents who were beloved, who couldn't find a coherent sentence with two hands and a flashlight. People don't drink the sand because they're thirsty. They drink the sand because they don't know the difference.

That would seem right. A huge population in India isn’t drinking the sand because it quenches their thirst; they seem to do so because they can’t tell the difference. And when they want water what our boss offers is FDI in retail. Drink that! And then he comes out of his slumber to speak to them on TV. No, not because he owes them care and understanding but because the Opposition is supposedly misleading them. If at all he wanted to attack the Opposition he was neither forceful nor convincing. If he wanted to separate people’s concerns from the political ones of his detractors he failed again. In ‘The American President’ the opponent, Bob Rumsen, is constantly attacking the President’s personal life and the bills his girl-friend is championing. After a long silence, like MMS, Michael Douglas chooses to address the issue (3.07 mins):

It’s just a movie. Yes it is. And the bills that the President mentions in his speech mostly didn’t make it. But we have known leaders from time to time to stand up and talk to people and assure them that their leadership is in good hands. They stand up and talk to people and not offer defence for some policy decisions. Did MMS manage to do that? Clearly not! From once being considered an emerging super-power comparable to the league of US and China, a pathetic PM has reduced India to being compared to Pakistan, Nepal and Bangladesh. Sure, that is going to bring a lot of comfort to people. What next, will we be comparing ourselves with Somalia in the next speech? Ever heard the US compare itself with Brazil or Sudan? So Indians can drink the sand in the comfort that they’re better off than Pakistan and Bangladesh.

As for the political aspect of it, the media simply didn’t ask the right questions. Hillary Clinton met Mamata Banerjee in May 2012 to persuade her on FDI. That’s not me but a CNN-IBN report that stated it. Oh yeah, the same CNN-IBN whose Chairman recently wrote a book “Superpower”. Mamata’s reaction to FDI last time was no different from now when the UPA brought it up during a parliament session in November 2011. Did they expect her to revolt and even walk out of UPA? Soaked in the dirtiest waters of politics the Congress would have damn well expected it and planned for it. Isn’t that why the cabinet approved the policy last week even when the TMC minister and some Kerala ministers were absent?  Did the media ask them if they had spoken to SP and BSP prior to this latest cabinet decision? They did not. And CNN-IBN did have the greatest economist we have as a panellist to discuss the reforms and PM’s speech. Haha! If he sees the Bimboesque tweet from the Social Genius he will be pleased, everything’s fine.

It would be foolish to even assume remotely that Congress would have not taken the SP and BSP into confidence prior to introduction of the policy. All the charade of Mulayam Singh “keeping out communal parties” is just more sound-bites he feeds the stray dogs of the media whose editors then present it as gospel to their audience. MMS did tell the cabinet "The time has come for big bang reforms. If we have to go down, we have to go down fighting". After his speech, let’s just be thankful. I don’t think anyone would really want to see the spectacle of MMS fighting.