Dear Mr. Ayubi
I do not agree that since they are big we have to bow down. That's not the practice anywhere in the world as it is imposed on us not only by the big power but also by the quislings inside Bangladesh.
Albenia the smallest and poorest of the European country survived distinctly with the super power Russia against it. The fact remains that Albenia had a incorruptible patriot leader like Anver Hojja who led the country at the risk of life many,many times.
That leadeship and patriotism is definitely missing in Bangladesh in political class. So the misery is on the people. Because of poor, incompetent and absolutely partisan leadership we could not stand to the thrust of pressure of the big brother.
So, friends, time has come to decide and set things in order to let the competent and patriot to run the show and make things happen to the interest of the country. It is definitely possible if we get can rid of the "Huakka Hua Jatra dal jibies and get the thugs out of the political scenerio we may be able stand up.
Faruque Alamgir
Salahuddin Ayubi <s_ayubi786@yahoo.com> wrote:
Dear Mr. Alamgir,
We bow to them not because they helped
us to be independent but because the are so large and
powerful compared to us. We are not the only country
in the world saddled with such a misfortune. There are
many countries in similar situation like us.
A smaller country can not force a larger
country do do anything the smaller country wishes the
larger country to do. This is a fact of life. but if
we can hone our wits sufficiently and can use it
effectively then we should be able to achieve things
that we would otherwise not be able to achieve by
force, by the use of wits and cunning. Instead of
sitting idle we should tax our bains and hone our wits
so that we can deal with our larger adversery more
effectively.
salahuddin Ayubi
--- Faruque Alamgirwrote:
> Friends
>
> But how long we have to bow down to india for ther
> role in our Mukti Judhdha ? ?
> Is it life long that we can never rise to our feet
> and feel that we are real
> sovereign ???
>
> For how long we have to submit to the whims and
> caprice of our friend of Mukti Judhdha ???
>
> For how long we will be deprived of our rightfull
> share of the Ganges as per the agreement(although
> independent experts say that the 30 yrs treaty was
> faulty and uneven) ???
>
> For how long the people of Bangladesh will be the
> Chan Mari(shooting pratice) of Bestial Security
> Force(BSF) ????????????(on an average 70-80
> Bangladeshis are killed by friendly BSF every year
> since the dawn of our independence .
>
> For how long we have to wait for Tin Bigha
> corridor under the exclusive sovereignty of
> Bangladesh as we have already handed over the Beru
> Bari to India?????? It is almost 32-33 yrs passed
> that we gave them. But our good friends did not keep
> promise???????????????????????
>
> Why we are to be pushed again and again for wrong
> allegation against us by the friends of (?) to stop
> supporting the independence movement in the seven
> sisters ????????????
> Whereas the claimed saviour of Bangladesh India
> had acted just the opposite by
> harbouring,nurturing,arming,military training and
> providing all logistics to wage war against our
> sovereign country by the "Shanti Bahini".
> Shockingly the supporters if the savours in
> Bangladesh did never say a word against india's this
> treacherous policy.
>
> Why our friend is houbouring or giving refuge to
> the most wanted Shantrashis about 300 in numbers
> including Joinal Hazari of Awamil League??????????
> Moreover, many many hundreds of political touts
> who fled the country once CTG started its serious
> campaign against corruption and terrorism political
> vendalism are securedly kept under friends
> supervision. But why ???????????????????
>
> But time and again over the years we(Bangladeshis)
> are being persued by the fans of india that "Look
> india is our mentor and big brother so, we have to
> obey thy order without asking any question
>
"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
> But the independent frenzy Bangladeshis cannot be
> tamed or subjugated as their neighbour the great
> Pakis failed and had to flee almost unclothed.
>
> For what friendship our friend stopped exporting
> essential commodities to us causing enormous
> suffering of the people for soaring price
> ???????????????
> This is the real friendship that friends for
> ulterior motive wanted to create a famine situation
> in connivance with local agents.
>
> It was actually to embarrass the CTG whose action
> are not liked by our friend saviour with specific
> reference to interning and instituting "churi
> chamari 0 khomotar opobbabohar" case against leaders
> of the past governments.
>
>
> Friends, there are hundred and oneaction can be
> cited against the great friend who had no other
> agenda by theirs only at any cost.
>
> Friends, with due respect to each and everybody
> that "I am not ready to give credit to any
> individual or group or party for the glorious Mukti
> Judhdha since it is the people who organised and
> fought without anybody's instruction or order and
> won the coveted freedom".
>
> Friends, knowingly or unknowingly if we do so it
> will be the most betrayal and treacherous act
> against the ocean of Blood of the three millions
> Martyrs of the Mohan Mukti Judhdha and suffering of
> the "Birangonas".
>
> Of course I am ready to give thanks to all the
> people and organisations and nations worldover who
> raised their voice against the genocide by the
> JANWAR PAKISTANIS AND THEIR SARMEO LIKE JANWAR
> RAZAKARS.
>
> Faruque Alamgir
>
> Shamim Huqwrote:
>
> General Moeen's visit to India is to be lauded. It
> was long overdue. About 11,000 Indian soldiers laid
> down their lives for our cause. We should never
> forget that contribution. Bangladesh, except for a
> few, is not a nation of ingrates.
>
> - Shamim.
>
> With gift of six horses, India woos Bangladesh
> army chief Calcutta News.Net
> Thursday 21st February, 2008 (IANS)
> With a gift of six horses worth a little over
> Rs.35 million ($850,000), New Delhi is attempting
> to build bridges with Bangladesh's army chief in an
> attempt to persuade the eastern neighbour to cease
> support to anti-India insurgent groups operating
> from that country.
>
> The Indian Army chief, Gen. Deepak Kapoor, will
> present two stallions and four mares to Gen. Moeen
> U. Ahmed as he begins a six-day visit - the first
> by a Bangladesh army chief - on Monday.
>
> 'It's an attempt to build bridges, to move forward
> in persuading Bangladesh to stop supporting
> anti-India insurgent groups that are operating from
> its soil,' an official source said Thursday.
>
> 'In the last four or five years, there has been an
> engagement of a positive nature, but there have
> been no concrete achievements. We need to turn that
> around,' the source told IANS, speaking on condition
> of anonymity.
>
> Even more worrisome than the anti-India groups are
> the operations of Pakistan's Inter-Services
> Intelligence (ISI) and the Harkat-ul-Jehad-al-Islami
> (HuJI) extremist group. India blames the HuJI that
> was established in 1992, reportedly with assistance
> from Osama bin Laden's International Islamic Front,
> for two sets of blasts in Hyderabad last year.
>
> 'The activities of the ISI and the HuJI will also
> figure in the discussions with Ahmed,' the source
> said.
>
> Ahmed will be presented a ceremonial guard of
> honour when he arrives at the South Block defence
> ministry headquarters, after which Kapoor will
> present him the six horses.
>
> Apart from Kapoor, Ahmed will call on Defence
> Minister A.K. Antony, Indian Navy chief Admiral
> Sureesh Mehta and Indian Air Force chief Air Chief
> Marshal Fali Homi Major.
>
> Speaking about the horses, Lt. Gen. Narayan
> Mohanty, who heads the Indian Army's Remount and
> Veterinary Corps (RVC), said they would be used for
> breeding and for helping to improve the standard of
> equestrian sports in Bangladesh.
>
> 'Their offspring will be trained in show jumping and
> other equestrian sports,' Mohanty told reporters
> here Thursday.
>
> The horses have been bred at the RVC's equine
> breeding farms at Hissar in Haryana and Babugarh in
> Uttar Pradesh, both an hour's drive from Delhi.
>
> Each of the stallions is worth Rs.10 million, while
> each mare is valued at Rs.4 million.
>
> Interestingly, one of the stallions - Valiant - is
> the fourth generation offspring of a horse named
> Sumrak that the then Soviet government presented to
> India's first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru.
>
> The horses will be taken by truck to the Bangladesh
> border, where they will be handed over to the
> authorities there.
>
>
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