RE: [ALOCHONA] Re: CNN Report

Bangladeshis are rich and have everything short of education and character (This includes professionals like the Professors).
 
Popular politicians have everything except respect for people. Public servants serve everybody except the public. The members of the public are more corrupt than their political leaders. The Secretaries of the Departments/Ministries are shrewder than their Ministers. The religious are much more secular than their secular counter parts. The seculars are more dogmatic than the Mollas. Most of the physicians are sicker in heart than their patients. Attorneys tell a lie more honestly than their clients. Mothers do not look like mothers, sisters do not look like sisters, daughters do not look like daughters, and wives do not look like wives, as they step out of the beauty parlors. In the bus, the conductors have more rights than the passengers. Teachers are more ignorant than their students. Miscreants are more creative than the investigators. Models display their own quantities much more than the qualities of the merchandises. Singers are much more athletic than the wrestlers and boxers. Dancers play more like the "Baiyjees" than the cultural artists. Children play more adult than the adults. Movies play more violence of vulgar than the real-life professional prostitutes and pornographers. The leftists use more of their right hands than left hands. Political vandals burn more public properties than the professional miscreants. The World Bank demands more flesh of the debtor than the Shylocks (as in The Merchant of Venice of Shakespeare). Merchants are more notorious than the "Nato-Raj". And the list can go on. Now, you all great positive people can count on the positive potentials of your positive "Shona'r Bangla". But please, "Don't exclude me from the positive list".
Regards,
M. Jalaluddin                

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To: alochona@yahoogroups.com
From: ezajur.rahman@q8.com
Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2008 05:48:59 +0000
Subject: [ALOCHONA] Re: CNN Report

Dear Alochoks

Some people may be local concubines of the WB IMF NGOs etc. Some of
these people have jobs with WB IMF NGOs etc. And some of these people
just trust the WB IMF NGOs etc more than they trust their own
politicians.

It is the democratically elected governments of Bangladesh that talk
against NGOs but don't do anything to stop them.

We should turn Bnagladesh into a tourist destination for NGOs..

Do you have an NGO?
Would you like to start it up with minimum hassle?
Would you like to experiment with strategies and people with minimum
accountability?
Would you like to employ some of the best people in the land?
Would you like to pay very small bribes to get what you want?

Welcome to Bangladesh!
Where elected politcians work for you!

This is a public service advertisement.

Ezajur Rahman
Kuwait

--- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, zsyed01@... wrote:
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> Dear Alochoks:
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> There is no denying that Bangladesh has a lot of potential. Most
importantly our best resource is Human Capital! But, the problem is
forget the fact that we are subjected to the whims and politics of
foreign countries we are actually a victim of infighting. It is in
our nature to be envious and dislike the success of our fellow
countrymen. We can not stand it and we find ways to cause harm.
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> When it comes to working together for a common goal to better our
situation we fail miserably. So before we point fingers at who did
what and how we suffered we should better ourselves. If we are
stronger and we had leaders whose sole allegiance was to Bangladesh
we could do better.
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> Now, the caretaker government has done much for this country.
Corruption is comparatively lower then what it was before they took
over. That in itself is a huge success given that our corruption was
sky rocketing and we have been ranked the most corrupt country
multiple years in a row. But, have they faced pitfalls in the way of
people wanting to better their situations? Yes! Did politicians and
people with party allegiance make noise about how wrong their methods
and policies were? Yes! Were these politicians and people adversely
affected by the changes instilled by the new government? Yes! Were
their selfish agendas hidden in the guise of patriotism and concerns
for the nation? Hell Yes! Why can't we intelligently see that greed
is rampant in our country and that until and unless nationally we
overcome the attitude of self improvement at the expense of others we
will never realize the type of success Bangladesh is capable of
achieving.
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> Btw, as far as comparing our currency to India and Pakistan. Keep
in mind that if we are exporting it is in our best interest to have a
devalued currency (Case and point China). If we are importing from
India it is best that our currency is more in par with them? because
otherwise we will find ourselves more in debt to them.
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> Zeenat Syed
> Atlanta, GA
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Faruque Alamgir <faruquealamgir@...>
> To: dahuk@yahoogroups.com; wideminds <WideMinds@yahoogroups.com>;
Amra Bangladesi <amra-bangladesi@yahoogroups.com>; Alochona
<alochona@yahoogroups.com>; diagnose@yahoogroups.com;
dhakamails@yahoogroups.com; Dr. Abid Bahar <abidbahar@...>;
ayubi_s786@...; Md. Aminul Islam <aminul_islam_raj@...>; Md. Mostafa
Kamal <mmk3k@...>; Musfique Prodhan <chena_kew@...>; Biplob Kuddus
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> Sent: Mon, 13 Oct 2008 8:50 am
> Subject: [ALOCHONA] Re: CNN Report
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> Friends
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> Despite of politicians Churi Chamari and Nogrami and betrayal to
the nation's cause Bangladesh was on it's way to a rising sun.
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> More factors of serious impediments were there to make Bangladesh a
subservient nation. Of these the Indian atrocities,indian false
propaganda trying to taint Bangladesh instead of a economocally
rising star was painted as rising Taleban/Fundementalist muslims
country.
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> For these heinious propaganda the local concubines OF INDI THE?
SHARMEO? JIBIS/NGO'S AND SHANGSKRITIK JOTE'S ETC LAID THE FOUNDATION
BY PROVIDING THE HAND OF QUISLINGS.
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> But finally these GADDARS got the FINAL nail in the coffin of our
hard earned economic progress by the hard toil of the business
community big and small one together.They handed over the reign of
the people to the concubines of WB/IMF/RAW/CIA and the NGO's by
syaging the bloody Drama of 1/11.
> The people at large are feeling the pinch of the over educated
western alligned quislings as their personal economics is hard hit.
> These unelected foreing stooges must hold the national election
paving the way of instaling a government of the people whatever it is.
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> The condition of the people id like " CHEREY? DEY? MAA KEDEY?
BACHI"?????? /
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> BHIKHKHA CHAI NA KUTTA SORA".
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> Faruque Alamgir
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> On Sat, Oct 11, 2008 at 6:42 PM, <Hafi2ur@...> wrote:
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> ?Bangladesh indeed? is a rising country. A good number of countries
of the world are expected to face
> the environmental adverse effect, it does not mean they are
drowning. Indeed, states like Newyork, Florida
> can also be severely impacted by the natural play. I see the
exchange rate, few months before Taka 1.58
> could purchase Indian one rupee, today Taka 1.44 can do so. Just
after liberation Tk.1.50 could be
> exchanged for? Pakistani one rupee. And today even TK0.87 can
purchase one Pakistani whole rupee.
> Bangladesh is on its way to rise further. Let Bangladesh expand its
educational base, good governance,
> mutuality of tolerance and consolidate its own footing of hard work
and fellow feeling, Insallah
> a seemingly drowning peninsula can be an island of hope. I request
CNN to broadcast that positive
> feature. I see more hope than despair, a determined Bangladesh can
turn a so called drowning dogma
> into an achievable promise and prosperity.?
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: S A Hannan <sahannan@...>
> To: adhunikbangladesh@...
> Cc: shafiqur rahman <rahmanbangladesh@...>;
MBAIIUCDC@yahoogroups.com; dahuk@yahoogroups <dahuk@yahoogroups.com>;
mostafakmajumder <mostafakmajumder@...>; khalili <masumkhalili@...>;
alamgirmohiuddin <agm370@...>; Golap Munir <golapmunir@...>;
farhadmazhar@... <farhadmazhar@...>; abulmaqsudsahib <naseef_06@...>;
faruqisbeditorimpact <editor@...>; mokarram76@...; Nayeem Mahmud
<mail2_nayeem@...>; shahin72@...
> Sent: Sat, 4 Oct 2008 10:41 am
> Subject: [Dahuk]: Re: CNN Report
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> Mamun, I am requesting? some people to do so.
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> Shah Abdul Hannan
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> Dear recipients,Iask you to take up the cause.
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> Shah abdul Hannan
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> From: MAA Mamun
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> To: S A Hannan
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> Sent: Sunday, October 05, 2008 6:18 AM
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> Subject: CNN Report
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> ?Assalamu Alaikum. Currently CNN is advertising for a program on
Bangladesh. The title of the program is "Bangladesh: A Drowning
Country". If you please see CNN advertisement you will easily
understand that the title is chosen to undermine and defame
Bangladesh in the world arena. Few days back they covered Bihar's
flood situation but their title was not so disgusting.
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> Can you?kindly raise the issue in your website and arrange a mass
protest against this CNN program through internet. May Allah bless us
all.
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