Well said!
Couldn't agree more.
Reza
To: alochona@yahoogroups.com
From: Ezajur@yahoo.com
Date: Thu, 24 Dec 2009 05:45:00 +0000
Subject: [ALOCHONA] Re: Tareq becoming Senior Vice-President of BNP
Dear Alochok Shamim
It is a disaster for Bangladesh that BNP has selected Tareq as it's Vice Chairman. But you should not gloat too much. For AL has not yet changed the political environment in Bangladesh enough for such a selection to be difficult. In fact, with AL's perpetuation of family politics and overall lawlessness we might say that Tareq's selection is almost appropriate.
Of course you can come back with lots of stuff about how your royal family is better than their royal family. But its not like the AL governmnet has really created any real difficulty for Zia's family. I suspect this is because part of the deal that was made between AL, BNP and the CTG is that there would be something like a 2 year ceasefire after the election. Oh, but of course BNP and AL will throw some scraps to their party dogs to chew on from time to time.
Khaleda was on a moora in her cantonment home surrounded by her suitcases and storage boxes. Waiting to board her flight with Coco and just trying to take Tareq with her. If Hasina, busy abroad, kept her mouth shut for just 10 days, the BNP leadership would have been exiled in Saudi.
But oh no! What did Hasina do? She flapped endlessly about why Khaleda should leave the country! Khaleda, and her supporters, reinvigorated, then refused to leave. Hasina could have returned after Khaleda left no matter what you say - because it was Khaleda who had been more knocked to the floor by the CTG.
The point is that Khaleda and Hasina need each other. Their brand of politics, our current brand of politics, cannot survive without either of them. Neither of them wants to fight a new person who does not have the same baggage and the same garbage.
The truth is you are pleased Tareq is back so that we can revert to our former passtimes and methodologies. Haven't you already started to say "kichu na kichu dhurnithi tho thakbay"?
Bloody family politics. Educated, erudite and enlightened people like you can write essays against family politics when you are abroad but you turn a blind eye to it's curses in Bangladesh. As Rehana traipses around the world with her sister you nod approvingly and lecture the rest of us on the glories of Bangabondhu. Why don't you say in public what you say in private? We are still an uncivilised, uneducated and dirty minded bunch of people whose political parties will fall apart without the symbolic presence of a dead man whom no one can argue with - because he is dead.
Whatever. BNP hits the streets in the winter of 2010. Tareq returns winter of 2011. The development agenda of AL grinds to a halt within 18 months in the face of political turmoil. It's business as usual inspite of all the pompous celebrations of 1971 by people not worthy of the spit of our martyrs.
I'm off to move my Mother from Banani where there were 3 armed crimes last week and to pay bribes at Chittagong Port to release my junk and to pay a bribe to move the paperwork on a government desk. Apparently there's an AL MP somewhere who gives a crap? What the **** is his name?
Lets all go and shoot a journalist and celebrate the New Year!
After all Rome wasn't built in a day. And Hasina says, as I wrote in an essay when I was 9 years old, "We have to be patient because it takes a long time for a plant to grow. We have to water it and nurture it".
I might as well **** on the plant. Might grow faster.
Ezajur Rahman
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> Congratulation to BNP for making it happen, though it took sixteen years to have their national council. Still it is better to have it late then never..
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> Rather then, thanking Khaleda Zia, I think BNP workers should thank Caretaker Government and Election Commission for their national council 2009. If new PRO was not implemented and BNP did not have to pass its amanded constitution to comply with the new rules, probably another 16 years would be gone by without another council.
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> However, it is unfortunate BNP the main opposition does not have any secretary general at present but the council is over! A political onlooker may wonder, the natural constitutional position of secretary general is not in the horizon but newly adopted position of Vice Chairman is already awarded to Khaleda Zias son controversial political figure Tareq Zia.
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> One can wonder whether Khaleda Zia called the BNP national council only to crown his son Tareq Zia other then amending party constitution. It sounded like she is more concerned to crown her son rather then electing the secretary general and other office bearers of her party.
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> The entire show was about she and her son, everyone and everything else was less important to her, not a single position was chosen but mother and the son.
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> I think this is what BNP leader SAKA Chowdhury was talking about when he publicly disagreed bringing Tareq Zia into lime light again, probably because of his terrible image among common people of Bangladesh. SAKA talked about Tareq Zia and Hawa Bhavhon
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> Please follow the video link below to know what BNP leader SAKA Chowdhury had to say about Tareq Zia.
> Link: http://www.youtube.
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> Thanks
> Shamim Chowdhury
> Maryland, USA
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> Subject: Re: [khabor.com] BREAKING NEWS>>> Tareq Got Senior Vice-President Post
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