How to Serve "Sunita Paul" to Farida Majid
By Abid Bahar, Canada
Just when summer is fast approaching after a long winter and we are looking forward to barbecue in the outdoors, arrived a recipe from Farida Majid called "how to cook your own sunita paul." http://newsfrombangladesh.net/view.php?hidRecord=198867 At first I was happy to see the label but when I checked the details, I saw it is not a recipe but is already a cooked dish. We will see this in the article by Sunita Paul herself in her "True story of Grameen Bank and Yunus." Link:"http://globalpolitician.com/24657-yunus-bangladesh
Sunita Paul says, in her "True story of Grameen Bank and Yunus" the following:
"I had no taste of writing on this bad guy even two days back. But, when I listened to a report in Voice of America on May 1, had to set my fingers on computer key board to investigate and write about the unknown stories of Mohammed Yunus."
"Yunus continues to claim himself as a 'Professor'. But, according to several academics in Bangladesh, this man never taught in any of the college or universities in Bangladesh. Who gave him this title remains a mystery unfold."
"True investigative journalists in the world, especially with influential Medias like Newsweek, TIME, Washington Post, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Guardian, Economist, Financial Times, Far Eastern Economic Review, Herald Tribune, SUN, Mirror, Berliner Zeitung, CNN, Fox, CNBC, BBC, VOA, Al Jazeera or even Indian newspapers like Hindustan Times, The Statesman, Times of India etc., need to investigate the true stories of Muhammed Yunus and expose his nasty face to the international community.
A master swindler like Yunus should not be anymore allowed to continue his fraudulent activities under the garb of social worker. But, anyone, willing to know the real stories of Yunus or Grameen Bank or this conglomerate should note that any investigation in this regard should go without notifying the Grameen bosses in Dhaka. Because, once they will sense such investigations, they will instruct their agents in the country to shut the mouths of poor people
under threats."
For Farida Majid's information, Sunita Paul is an already cooked smelly dish and no one can cook his or her Sunita Patel for the following reasons:
Firstly, Sunita says, Professor Yonus was never a "Professor." But for her information, professor Yonus was indeed a professor. He began his teaching career at the University of Chittagong immediately after the independence of Bangladesh. I personally saw him teaching in classes on the fourth floor of the faculty building in Chittagong University. I know let's say close to 20 of his direct students. To authenticate this fact, I will distribute this article to his former students and Mrs. Farida Majid can ask for witness from the said professor's students. Today, Dr. Yonus's students are spread around the globe.
Secondly, Sunita Paul didn't mention which segment of the Voice of America program she listed to about Professor Yonus.
In addition, in no way one can judge Professor Yonus as a "bad guy;" as Sunita Patel unfortunately termed him in her write-up. He could be one in the eyes of a xenophobic, anti Bangladeshi Indian element because he is promoting the image of Bangladesh in abroad.
Thirdly, Farida Majid is recommending a crook and spicy so-called "South Asian" scholar dish, Sunita Paul as a recipe.
But again Mrs. Sunita Paul further says, "A master swindler like Yunus should not be anymore allowed to continue his fraudulent activities under the garb of social worker. But, anyone, willing to know the real stories of Yunus or Grameen Bank or this conglomerate should note that any investigation in this regard should go without notifying the Grameen bosses in Dhaka. Because, once they will sense such investigations, they will instruct their agents in the country to shut the mouths of poor people under threats."
To serve a 'Sunita Paul' dish to the near blind Farida Majid, I want her to know that one can not use the same recipe to cook both beef and vegetable. "Sunita Paul" is a good recipe for an anti-Bangladeshi Indian but not for the well-wishers of Bangladesh. In the past I tried Farida Majid's works and found good flavours. If Farida Majid has not turned completely blind yet, in future and before she recommends the "Sunita Paul" recipe to others, or to taste it for herself, she should use her high powered Chosma (eye glasses) to see what is cooking of Sunita Paull!!!
Finally, Mrs. Majid! Bon apatite of "sunita Paul"!
Please try "didi" Sunita Paul with your 'chosma' Please!
By the way, Majid's recommended the made in India, so-called "progressive" recipe of "Sunita Paul" but seen above Sunita Paul is a liar; she is an abomination of the south Asian community, a recipe for food poisoning among Bangladeshis. But if Majid has something else with a recipe called the future of a modern Bangladesh, with some spicy soup on the side, I along with the readers will wait for her to serve us.
Abid Bahar
Canada
E Mail : Abidbahar@yahoo.com
Sunita Paul says, in her "True story of Grameen Bank and Yunus" the following:
"I had no taste of writing on this bad guy even two days back. But, when I listened to a report in Voice of America on May 1, had to set my fingers on computer key board to investigate and write about the unknown stories of Mohammed Yunus."
"Yunus continues to claim himself as a 'Professor'. But, according to several academics in Bangladesh, this man never taught in any of the college or universities in Bangladesh. Who gave him this title remains a mystery unfold."
"True investigative journalists in the world, especially with influential Medias like Newsweek, TIME, Washington Post, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Guardian, Economist, Financial Times, Far Eastern Economic Review, Herald Tribune, SUN, Mirror, Berliner Zeitung, CNN, Fox, CNBC, BBC, VOA, Al Jazeera or even Indian newspapers like Hindustan Times, The Statesman, Times of India etc., need to investigate the true stories of Muhammed Yunus and expose his nasty face to the international community.
A master swindler like Yunus should not be anymore allowed to continue his fraudulent activities under the garb of social worker. But, anyone, willing to know the real stories of Yunus or Grameen Bank or this conglomerate should note that any investigation in this regard should go without notifying the Grameen bosses in Dhaka. Because, once they will sense such investigations, they will instruct their agents in the country to shut the mouths of poor people
under threats."
For Farida Majid's information, Sunita Paul is an already cooked smelly dish and no one can cook his or her Sunita Patel for the following reasons:
Firstly, Sunita says, Professor Yonus was never a "Professor." But for her information, professor Yonus was indeed a professor. He began his teaching career at the University of Chittagong immediately after the independence of Bangladesh. I personally saw him teaching in classes on the fourth floor of the faculty building in Chittagong University. I know let's say close to 20 of his direct students. To authenticate this fact, I will distribute this article to his former students and Mrs. Farida Majid can ask for witness from the said professor's students. Today, Dr. Yonus's students are spread around the globe.
Secondly, Sunita Paul didn't mention which segment of the Voice of America program she listed to about Professor Yonus.
In addition, in no way one can judge Professor Yonus as a "bad guy;" as Sunita Patel unfortunately termed him in her write-up. He could be one in the eyes of a xenophobic, anti Bangladeshi Indian element because he is promoting the image of Bangladesh in abroad.
Thirdly, Farida Majid is recommending a crook and spicy so-called "South Asian" scholar dish, Sunita Paul as a recipe.
But again Mrs. Sunita Paul further says, "A master swindler like Yunus should not be anymore allowed to continue his fraudulent activities under the garb of social worker. But, anyone, willing to know the real stories of Yunus or Grameen Bank or this conglomerate should note that any investigation in this regard should go without notifying the Grameen bosses in Dhaka. Because, once they will sense such investigations, they will instruct their agents in the country to shut the mouths of poor people under threats."
To serve a 'Sunita Paul' dish to the near blind Farida Majid, I want her to know that one can not use the same recipe to cook both beef and vegetable. "Sunita Paul" is a good recipe for an anti-Bangladeshi Indian but not for the well-wishers of Bangladesh. In the past I tried Farida Majid's works and found good flavours. If Farida Majid has not turned completely blind yet, in future and before she recommends the "Sunita Paul" recipe to others, or to taste it for herself, she should use her high powered Chosma (eye glasses) to see what is cooking of Sunita Paull!!!
Finally, Mrs. Majid! Bon apatite of "sunita Paul"!
Please try "didi" Sunita Paul with your 'chosma' Please!
By the way, Majid's recommended the made in India, so-called "progressive" recipe of "Sunita Paul" but seen above Sunita Paul is a liar; she is an abomination of the south Asian community, a recipe for food poisoning among Bangladeshis. But if Majid has something else with a recipe called the future of a modern Bangladesh, with some spicy soup on the side, I along with the readers will wait for her to serve us.
Abid Bahar
Canada
E Mail : Abidbahar@yahoo.com
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