Yes, Mr. Rahman
You (95% sure, you are a neo Razakar or son-in law of an old Razakar) would be very happy if Jamat – Shibir - Paki – Taleban peoples would have planned, arranged, organised and produced that expat conference and sponsored by the Songram – Noyadiganta – Dahuk-IbneSina group.
Jamat – Shibir - Paki have exceedd the limits!
No more mercy to these Jamat – Shibir - Paki – Taleban
Nuru
-----Original Message-----
From: nurul huq <nurulhuq1@yahoo.com>
To: Diagnose@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sun, 25 Nov 2007 9:09 pm
Subject: Re: [Diagnose] Is it a Awami Conference ?
Dear Mr. Rahman:
I could not agree more with you that the December Conference of expatriate Bangladeshis in Dhaka will represent one political view point. I do not, however, feel frustrated about such a move by CTG, because this will not affect the mood of the people in Bangladesh. Majority of Bangladeshis being rural-based farmers or day laborers, do not know or care to know about seminars held at Dhaka. Fortunately they are the voters and have brought into power the people and the party of their choice in the past. Lets hope that a fare election is held so that the people can choose the way they want their country to run. Recent events in Pakistan and the world reaction to the non-democratic moves by the power-base in that country should also be an eye opener for enthusiasts in our part of the world and hopefully restrain them from usurping state power through non-democratic process. This is not my fear at this time, but a matter of concern for the future. Hopefully, things will go well in our dear country.
Please do not expect CTG to reflect the views of the people, because they were not elected by the people, nor were they selected constitutionally. They just came into existence out of a political conflict that we all know.
Mohammad Rahman <mrahman246@yahoo.
Dear members,Salam and greetings to you all.In December there will be a conference for the expatriates in Dhaka.
We are very happy to see such kind of arrangement, we thank the organizer for this kind of positive initiatives. But I am a bit confused and could not understand who is behind this arrangement, either current CTG or a group involved with Awami and leftist politics. All the names mentioned here are linked to Awami and communist party. My question is, if it is arranged by the CTG it should include Representatives from all groups both from home and abroad.Unfortunately all the attendees, speakers from home and abroad are partisan and related to Awami politics this way or that way. There are many expatriate scholars, professionals, academicians, scientists, businessmen who are not involved with any politics or has affiliatio technologistsn with political groups other than Awami league. If it is arranged by the CTG it should be non partisan and inclusive. The recent activities of the CTG and EC raised the question of their Awami connection, favoritism and patronization. Perhaps it was a long cherished desire of a remote power to gain the control of Bangladeshi politics and to reinstated Awami league back to power, current CTG and EC is an essential tool for that. As an expatriate Bangladeshi American we strongly opposed this kind of partisanship in such an event. I like to remind everyone that it was SK Hasina and her Awami league who damaged the image of Bangladesh and Bangladeshi expatriates in the foreign countries. We will never forget that SK Hasina as soon as she put her foot step either in UK or USA she used to open her unrestrained mouth and spoke against Bangladesh based on political difference.
Mohammad Rahman, MD
New York
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