Monday, January 5, 2009

[ALOCHONA] Outline of a project to create 10m employment

Dear Members,

One of the election pledges of the newly elected government is to provide a job for at least one member of each family. It created huge enthusiasm among the young voters and their families. Please read my article with an outline of the project which can create one crore new employment using our own reasources. It is published in Daily Naya Diganta:

http://www.dailynayadiganta.com/2009/01/05/fullnews.asp?News_ID=122236&sec=6

and in www.sonarbangladesh.com

http://www.sonarbangladesh.com/article.php?ID=488

Please share your opinion on this issue.

Best regards.

Mohaimen

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[ALOCHONA] Oil, Gas and Coal of Bangladesh

Don't you think that Oil, Gas protection committee should come out for people of Fulbari to demand for finalising the coal policy within 6 months and starting the mine works soon. Anu Mohammed has an obligation to help in this direction.

http://www.thefinancialexpress-bd.com/2009/01/04/55038.html

PANCHAGARH, Jan 3: The people of Tirnaihat union parishad under Tentulia Upazila demanded starting of exploration work in the abandoned oil mine at Shalbahan in Panchagarh district.

In 1972 the oil well of Tentulia Shalbahan was sealed mysteriously though there was almost 80 per cent possibility to get oil from the mine.

Talking with the local people of Tentulia, enthusiastic information was received about the sealed oil mine.

Abdul Kuddus (60) of Shalbahan said that it is unbelievable that there is no oil in the mine since unrefined oil had spilled out in the ponds named 'dighi of centre' dug by Shell Bangladesh at the initial stage.

Still the odour of kerosene oil is found if the earth of these 'dighi' is collected and dried in the sun. The fishes of the ponds do not grow fast in the water contaminated by oil.

Mollika Begum (40), wife of Abdus Samad, told the correspondent that there remains the smell of kerosene oil if the fishes of these ponds are cooked. The local people had collected the kerosene oil full of bucket and jar from the ponds and stored it for long time and used it to lit lamps and lanterns, she remembered.

Shalbahan Boys high School is situated where the oil company built helipad. Headmaster of the school Jarakul Islam said that the oil mine was declared abandoned as a result of international conspiracy. It has now become the only demand of the people of Panchagarh district to take initiative to restart oil exploration at Shalbahan mine.

It is said that Shell Bangladesh started a survey on oil and gas in 1986-87 in Dinajpur, Thakurgaon, Nilphamary and Kurigram districts at about 5000 spots. That company discovered oil at only 900 metre deep at Shalbahan.

After being sure of getting oil, the then president Hossain Mohammad Ershad inaugurated the oil exploration work on May 10, 1988. Tk 350 million was spent for this purpose.

But all on a sudden, it was declared that there was no possibility of getting oil and thus all the functions regarding it were stopped on June 21 in the same year. The oil mine was sealed with concrete forever. The people of Shell left Shalbahan within 72 hours with strong police escort.

After a few days, surprisingly a new oil mine was discovered in India, which is only about seven kilometre away from Shalbahan oil mine. The news was published in the daily newspapers with importance. But, the then government remained inactive and did not pay any heed to the matter.

The people of Tentulia, including leaders of different social and political organisations have strongly demanded of the present government for re-investigation of the evaluation report of the then survey on oil mine, which led to its abandonment 27 years ago.

The land donors of Shalbahan oil mine Abu Talib, Sohrab Ali, Faizul Haque, Kamizuddin, Akber Ali and the then employee of Shell oil company Babul said that there was much inspiration and enthusiasm at the time of digging the oil mine. But a day before the inauguration of the oil mine, an Indian helicopter had flown over the oil mine two or three times and took photograph of the mine.

After only a couple of days, it was declared that there was no possibility of getting oil in the mine and the company personnel left the field sealing the well. People think that it may be an international conspiracy for which the oil mine was sealed forever.

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Re: [ALOCHONA] Post Election Barbaric Atrocities of Secularist Forces

Don't worry Mr. Wohid. The "secularist forces" would not be any worse than the "fundamentalist and nationalists forces".

From: Wohid <bidrohee@yahoo.com>
To: Alochona <alochona@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, January 4, 2009 10:42:49 AM
Subject: [ALOCHONA] Post Election Barbaric Atrocities of Secularist Forces

Please go to the following link and get a sense of where the country has alraedy plunged into at the blood-thirsty hands of triumphant secularist forces.

http://www.dailynay adiganta. com/fullnews. asp?News_ ID=122002&sec=1

Nobody knows what the long 5 years will bring to this ill-fated nation. Wohid

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Dear Moderator,

Good wishes to you. I am sending here with an article on the last national election as attachment to be published in your web-site. Thanking you in anticipation.

Yours

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Re: [ALOCHONA] Post election violence- Prothom Alo and Daily Star

Friend

It is useless to mourn about the news papers you are citing. The great mohfuj Anom,Mutiar rahmon are a slur in the name of Journalist and worst than a whore on the street. These and few others like Abod Khon,abm musa n songbod had no sleep till they brought down the name, fame and dignity of the nation. They had been pioneer in branding the Bangladeshis as terrorist and Islamic fundementalists.

But these WHORE JHARNALISTS keep tight lipped when their HINDUSTAAAAAAANI fathers like advani,bal thakrey,Baajraang chief and other fascist hindu terrorist vow to wipe out the Muslims from the fAce of HIDUSTAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN since they claim that bestial HindusTAAAAAAAAN is only and only for HINDUS.

Now you will see so many many concocted stories to embarras and coerce the opposition and STUTI GOPPO ABOUT THEIR HINDUSTAAAAN FATHERS. It is futile expecting sanity, honesty and patriotism frome these imbecile Hindustaaaaaani paa chata dalals.

It is true that the people in general was not happy due to rampant propaganda by these yellow jharnalist(?) against BNP but that anger never ever demanded "Akash chumbi" bhalobasha for BAL (who reign of terror during their "Shorno Jug" 1972-75 N 1996-2000 with sonar cheleys like joinol hazori/dipu/hasnat/moqbul/Dr. Iqbal/nanak etc etc was worth remembering with fear) to reward them with overhelming majority.

But by the direct interference of RAW/CIA/MI6 and the local Sharmeo jibis and the great CEC n his team the "REAL VOTE DAKATI" took place.Now we, the general people have nothing but to wait that whether the same "Sonar rule" will follow or it will be re-imposed with much much more ferrocity since the 90% ownership of JS has been snatched in favour of the BAL.

We, the people aged over sixty know the BAL very closely since it's inception for it's treacherous acts against the cause of the people time and again.It cared only for one thing that is power and they don't leave any stone(indeganous or foreign) unturned to reach the throne and once they are there they change their face from demcracts to fascists(BAKSAL is the glaring example).

Faruque Alamgir

On Wed, Dec 31, 2008 at 11:55 AM, Mohd. Haque <haquetm83@yahoo.com> wrote:

Post election violence is a norm in Bangladesh. The winners come out with an attitude to predominate not only over its rivals but over the society in general.
Looking at the huge victory that belittled all superfluous pre election predictions should create a sense of insecurity in the mind of the great losers. In Bangladesh, as we were reared and brought up, anything contrary to this is abnormal, that become our culture and part of our mind set.
Remembering the post election atrocities of the wining parties after the 2001 election, with scepticism and fear I was browsing through so called BNP lenient news media. It did mention 3 kill and couple of hundreds as wounded. Still sceptic, a firm military power is still around with its draconian ordinance and ground forces. Clicked bdnews24, it confirms the same news. This time it is not the minority group but from the majority Muslim community who are known as BNP supporters or workers.

Remembering the swift reporting of Prothom Alo and Daily Star during 2001 who dispatched an army of reporters with motor vehicles and all other required resources to remote villages, this time seems still sleeping perhaps relaxing after their hard works of last 7 years and enjoying the test of victory of their mentors. I found no news at all in the both news papers on 31.12.2008. This is our media who makes living selling words, sentences telling tall tales. They only see their required type of crimes in the society.

These atrocities wouldn't flash the minds of human right activists local or international, Amnesty International, UN or all so called world champion human rights groups, even it worsens further. May be because they are from majority or Muslims, as they always see with their colored eyes. Human deaths or sufferings of this kind wouldn't disturb their criminal injustice inside. Can only wish hell wouldn't break loose!

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[ALOCHONA] Re: [Dahuk]: CEC admitted 90% turnout is abnormal

Source: http://www.shamokal.com/details.php?nid=100543

--- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, "Faruque Alamgir" <faruquealamgir@...> wrote:
>
> Having read the item from Shakil it is evident that there was big big Dal me
> kala in the 2008 election engineered by ... and implemented by sentinels of
> truth.The evil doers and criminals and congenital liar like the
> AGACHA(perhaps the CEC n TEAM are the right follower of the great liar Abdel
> goffooor chouidooory) cannot hide the the evil act. It is crystal clear that
> all had their hand tainted to act as per the instruction of the Mamoth Beast
> accross the border.
>
> *I was wondering that how a military strategist could become poll expert
> ???????????*
> The power behind bal's stealing the show rewarded him with the coveted post
> since he was trying to finger the beast by his defence stragetic analysis(I
> have seen many of his talk in the TV ) and guiding Bangladesh to be carefull
> of the bestial friend of bal.
>
> Truth is very harsh and harsher than anything and everything in this world
> and it cannot be hidden or suppressed for long. History of thousands and
> thousands years are the glaring example. Truth about the *"STHULO MOTA
> MOTA JOGHONNO KARCHUPI"* history will be unearthed sooner or later and
> these quislings will have reply to *"Jonotar adalot".*
> It is for sure that the people had not that much ocean like love for bal and
> the great THIEF OF BAGDAD (Killer of Noor Hossain/Dr. Milan etc) that they
> would give them four fifth majoty unless invisible had dirty hand was
> there.It is a concocted game.
>
> Faruque Alamgir
>
>
> On Thu, Jan 1, 2009 at 3:00 AM, Shakil Abdullah
> shakil_abdullah@...wrote:
>
> >
> > Dear All,
> >
> > Assalamualikum.
> >
> > CEC himself admitted that 90% turnout in some places is abnormal. But with
> > pale face he explained that it has been possible due to the spontaneous
> > involvement of people. One of the journalist asked have you calculated to
> > make such turnout possible what should be the rate of casting per minutes?
> > Then CEC answered we haven't done it yet. Then the same jounalist asked how
> > did it happen when it was reported that after noon many centres became
> > empty. In answering the question EC Shakhwat asked what was the purpose
> > behind his question. I have seen the press breifing live.
> >
> > It is said that an evil doer always left behind some clues be it subtle or
> > obvious. I think in the above mentioned points there may have some clues
> > which may help to find out reasons behind this mysterious results of
> > election 2008. I am trying to invest some time on it.
> >
> > Shakil.
> >
> >
> >
> > --- On *Wed, 12/31/08, Wohid bidrohee@...* wrote:
> >
> > From: Wohid bidrohee@...
> > Subject: [Dahuk]: Election 2008 result - analysis
> > To: dahuk@yahoogroups.com
> > Date: Wednesday, December 31, 2008, 5:44 AM
> >
> > Many thanks Nakib for sharing the spreadsheet and your own analysis. I
> > have been relentlessly trying to find out the real causes of shuttering
> > defeat of one and the landslide victory of the other as opposed to a much
> > presumed marginal victory/defeat of either. Your points are helpful for my
> > solace and understanding until I can prepare my own report which I'm
> > expected to complete after my ongoing discussions with cross-section of
> > people in Bangladesh. One important issue becomes clearer as my discussion
> > goes on that while all determining factors were tactfully and effectively
> > utilized in favor of secular political bloc and their declared agenda the 4
> > Party Alliance didn't have any clue or forecast of the massive change in the
> > minds of voters against it and as such it didn't take any appropriate
> > measures to fix the deficiencies that could conveniently position it against
> > this suffocating situation at minimum. A detailed analysis will inshaAllah
> > follow soon. Regards. Wohid
> > ------------------------------
> > *From:* Mohammad Nakibur Rahman nakib77@hotmail. com>
> > *To:* dahuk@yahoogroups. com
> > *Sent:* Wednesday, December 31, 2008 1:20:39 PM
> > *Subject:* [Dahuk]: Election 2008 result
> >
> > Dear Brothers,
> >
> > Assalamu alaikum. I was staring at the election result for a long time and
> > tried to make some sense out of it. I was trying to compare Jamaat's 2008
> > election results with 2001 result. Let me give you the over all summary
> > before I go any further.
> > The total vote of Jamaat in 38 seats this year is 3,278,459
> >
> > Where as in 2001 election Jamaat received 2,427,574 in 32 seats (countig
> > Latifur Rahman's sean as independent)
> >
> > From 2001 to 2008 Jamaat's total vote increased by 850,885 which is a 35%
> > increase from last election.
> > In each constituency Jamaat got an average vote of 86,275 votes in 2008
> > compared to 75,862 votes in 2001 which is a 14 % increase from last
> > election.
> >
> >
> > From what I found at least 25 candidates manage to secure over 40% votes,
> > In General most cases Jamaat's vote has increased from last election.
> > Our most secured seats like Pabna 1 (Ameer-e-Jamaat) saw a decline by
> > 13,038 and Pirojpoor 1 (Delwar Hossain Saidee) saw a decline of 15,394.
> > But still this votes were enough for them to get elected. Along came the
> > ghost vote. Casted vote increased by 31,511 in Pabna 1 and that did the
> > trick.
> > Our significant vote loss came in Comilla -11 (Dr. Taher) our vote reduced
> > by 30,483 in that seat. I was informed that vote casting was withhold for 2
> > hours in most of that area due to massive clash with Awami league.
> > If you look into each of these constituencies we got the maximum amount of
> > vote we could get, there is no way to get more vote than this, still we lost
> > because we had no clue about this ghost votes
> > The rigging this year was carried out in a very sophisticated and
> > calculated way. In each constituency the vote of Awami led alliance was
> > jacked up by at least 30,000-40,000 through govt. polling and presiding
> > officers who where not school or college teachers this time they were govt.
> > officials.
> > I am attaching my analyzed spread-sheet here so some of you can use it and
> > I will try to do further analysis as well.
> >
> > Wasalam.
> >
> > -Nakib
> > New Orleans
> >
> >
> >
> > ------------------------------
> > To: Alor_Qafela@ yahoogroups. com
> > From: anmtareq@gmail. com
> > Date: Tue, 30 Dec 2008 11:13:40 -0500
> > Subject: [Alor_Qafela] Re: percentage of total casting votes
> >
> >
> >
> > Assalamu Alaikum,
> >
> > According to the BBC AL got 47%, BNP 32%, JP 7% and JI 5% others got (
> > including NO) 9% out of total cast vote. Only AL's vote increased about 7%,
> > on the other hand BNP, JP and JI's decreased.
> >
> >
> > While in 2001, BNP got 41.40, AL 40% JP 7.22% and JI 4.28%
> >
> >
> > /Tarek
> >
> >
> >
> >
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> >
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[ALOCHONA] Awami League Victory and future

Dear Readers,

I am one of them who:

think democracy is a dead system which does not deliver or reflect what the wise would have wanted for the society;

believe that Islamic system is the solution for the future and Islam will definitely come to Bangladesh with popular revolution and evolution today or tomorrow and skeptics will have to wipe their smirks when that time will come;

believe that democracy has failed in our country over and over again;

have reasons to believe that the Armed Forces of the country had learnt their lessons and would not directly take power of the country;

believe that our Armed Forces have now become a puppet of Indian Gurus and it would be stupidity to drift away from bonding with Pakistan as well as strategically we need to keep alliance with Pakistan (even though I have had never forgiven or forgotten the Pakistani atrocities on our nation) and India is not a lover of Bangladesh even though we thank them for their role during our liberation war for which they also have had their own interests in separating Pakistans;

Bangladesh is now in the grip of socialism (communism in the offing) and Awami League is no secular party rather a staunch lover of India which dreams of a Bangladesh which is another state of India and ppl voted Awami League as they have had no other choice as BNP could not be voted back to power for their corrupt previous rule;

believe India can be our friend as well as other neighbours and that is needed and I also believe that Nepal played into Indian hands for many years and we are aware that India kept on sucking their blood (still sucks Bhutan) - and turned Nepal into a bazaar for its cars, garments, food etc;

India has given into Western life style which is killing their own social structure and family values and we are now enticed by that;

believe that BNP's lack of coordination, blindness to Jamaat (I am not a Jamaat lover yet I believe that they have the rights to do politics like Ershad has), tolerance of corruption have taught them a lesson and that was needed;

think Jamaat is not appreciated and will not be forgiven by ppl like me until they bring their own war criminals to justice and a New Jamaat (like New Labour in UK) is not impossible and Jamaat's popularity has rightly nose dived and their increase of received votes must not make us forget that the population has also increased and they have had participated in more seats in las time as well.

Sincerely,

Mufassil Islam

Human Rights Advocate

To: alochona@yahoogroups.com; nabic-l@yahoogroups.com; shetubondhon@yahoogroups.com
From: azizhuq@hotmail.com
Date: Fri, 2 Jan 2009 12:59:48 +0000
Subject: [ALOCHONA] Bangladesh - the days ahead

Bangladesh - the days ahead

Aziz Huq

Amidst the heartbreaking tragedy unfolding in Gaza came the news of Bangladeshi election results. By most accounts the election was fair, participation was high and the result has been dramatic.

BAL deserves congratulations from all.

Memory flies back to the bitter days of the early seventies when BAL was in power. Since then there has been political merry go round between BAL and BNP.

BNP possibly paid the price for their corruption and poor management and the people voted BAL hoping for a better future.

But this time BAL has won big. Is this a mandate for change? If so, then the question is: Change from what to what. Some people are saying that this election is a mandate against Islam.

The BAL would be under pressure to push for constitutional change to bar Islam from the public square by banning Islamic parties and creating an atmosphere of hatred for Islam.

If the Islamic parties are banned then what might be the result?

There are two possible outcomes: Firstly, such a move might lead to their radicalization and eventual resurgence because Islam thrives if and when under attack. Secondly, such a move might also force them to choose the path of passive, peaceful programs. The second outcome might also reap huge dividends in terms of growth of Islam in Bangladesh. That might be greater than political power sharing.

But Bangladeshi people face harsh and desperate conditions: being victims of political and administrative corruption, massive economic disparity, extremely poor public service and generally callous administrative machinery. BAL needs to concentrate their energy in solving the basic needs of the people and serve them.

Going forward, in the days ahead great responsibility lies on the shoulder of the Islamic scholars and leaders. Days are going to be difficult in the near future. It is important for them to get out of their comfort zones and go out and meet the people, serve them, work for them, be their friends, understand their needs, be vigilant against local goons, protect the poor, the women and the minorities. Frustration leads to inaction and inaction leads to downfall.

They should understand that their primary role is not to win elections and form government and make money but to be active in society in spreading the message of Islam, speak up against social injustice, corruption, nepotism, cruelty, oppression and ignorance.

It is true that political power might help the cause of Islam but that is not an end by itself.

For too long Bangladesh has been led by mediocre leadership. The future leaders have to be different from what we see today. The affairs of leading has to be shouldered by a new generation of leaders.

But, where are the institutions to produce the future leaders? Can the Bangla medium schools, the English medium schools, the Madrasahs, the Cadet colleges, the military academies or the homes do the job?

The new generation of leaders will possess the spirit of sacrifice, hard work, honesty, trust, spirituality, humility and compassion. Grounded on a strong intellectual and spiritual foundation of the Quran and Sunnah, he will be pious, devout and knowledgeable. He will know how to inspire others, be concerned with the welfare of the people and be selfless. He will be a voracious reader. Above all he will be God conscience.

But there has to be institutions to build these foundations and prepare capable leaders to shoulder the massive task ahead. As the future leader grows he has to learn not only how machines work, the human body function, economies run, business/industries are managed but also inspire and motivate people. The institutions we see today are specialized in their narrow fields.

Bangladesh needs leaders with combination of faith, wisdom, honesty knowledge and compassion.

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RE: [ALOCHONA] Fw: khabor.com] Jamaate Islami uprooted - Verdict in the people's court !

Dear Readers,

I am one of them who:

think democracy is a dead system which does not deliver or reflect what the wise would have wanted for the society;

believe that Islamic system is the solution for the future and Islam will definitely come to Bangladesh with popular revolution and evolution today or tomorrow and skeptics will have to wipe their smirks when that time will come;

believe that democracy has failed in our country over and over again;

have reasons to believe that the Armed Forces of the country had learnt their lessons and would not directly take power of the country;

believe that our Armed Forces have now become a puppet of Indian Gurus and it would be stupidity to drift away from bonding with Pakistan as well as strategically we need to keep alliance with Pakistan (even though I have had never forgiven or forgotten the Pakistani atrocities on our nation) and India is not a lover of Bangladesh even though we thank them for their role during our liberation war for which they also have had their own interests in separating Pakistans;

Bangladesh is now in the grip of socialism (communism in the offing) and Awami League is no secular party rather a staunch lover of India which dreams of a Bangladesh which is another state of India and ppl voted Awami League as they have had no other choice as BNP could not be voted back to power for their corrupt previous rule;

believe India can be our friend as well as other neighbours and that is needed and I also believe that Nepal played into Indian hands for many years and we are aware that India kept on sucking their blood (still sucks Bhutan) - and turned Nepal into a bazaar for its cars, garments, food etc;
India has given into Western life style which is killing their own social structure and family values and we are now enticed by that;

believe that BNP's lack of coordination, blindness to Jamaat (I am not a Jamaat lover yet I believe that they have the rights to do politics like Ershad has), tolerance of corruption have taught them a lesson and that was needed;

think Jamaat is not appreciated and will not be forgiven by ppl like me until they bring their own war criminals to justice and a New Jamaat (like New Labour in UK) is not impossible and Jamaat's popularity has rightly nose dived and their increase of received votes must not make us forget that the population has also increased and they have had participated in more seats in las time as well.

Sincerely,

Mufassil Islam
Human Rights Advocate

To: atalukder@ifm-geomar.de; aburushd2889@yahoo.com; abu.ashfaq@yahoo.com
From: sahannan@sonarbangladesh.com
Date: Thu, 1 Jan 2009 06:41:45 -0800
Subject: [ALOCHONA] Fw: khabor.com] Jamaate Islami uprooted - Verdict in the people's court !

Dear members,

Assalamu Alaikum. With reference to letters below , I want to inform that There is no reason to think that Jammate islami has been uprooted.

In fact Jamaate Islami has got more votes this time ( more than 3.2 million votes ,exactly3278459 votes in 38 seats ) against 2.4 million votes, exactly 2427574 in 36 seats in 2001 .There is an increase of 8 lac ( eight hundred thousand ) votes.this year which indicates increase of support for Jamaate Islami even if we exclude votes in two extra contested seats this year.

We should also remember that total electoral votes have been reduced by 12 million in the present voter list compared to the updated voter list of 2006 ( from 93 million it has come down to 81 million )

In this context to say Jamaate Islami has been uprooted is nothing but wishful thinking.Jamaate Islami has very strong rural and district level base.It is the force of the future.Some people are telling that the last election is the victory of secularism..It is not at all that.You just read Sheikh Hasina's television speech to the nation and you will find out that Sheilh Hasina and Awami League are not secular in the western sense.

Shah Abdul Hannan

----- Original Message -----

From: Syed Aslam

To: reform-bd@yahoogroups.com ; notun Bangladesh ; khabor ; chottala@yahoogroups.com ; Amra Bangladesi ; Sonar Bangladesh ; odhora@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2008 7:28 AM

Subject: [khabor.com] Jamaate Islami uprooted - Verdict in the people's court !

wrt: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/reform-bd/message/591

Mr. Ayubi

Good thinking .... me too believe in the rotation of power....

But you are factually wrong ......In 2001 BAL [62 seats]

received more than double the seats in the parliament than the

BNP [29 seats] got this time .....

It is interesting to note that BAL survives even 36 years after

the Birth of Bangladesh ..... where as Muslim league died

within 7 years of the creation of Pakistan.

I am very happy to see that JIB [Jamaate Islami] practically

got uprooted, especially the Al-Bodor chief Maulana Matiur

Rahman Nizami lost to a Muktijoddha BAL candidate,

Interestingly enough BNP's SAKA Chowdhuri lost to

BAL's Dr.Hasan Mahmood [Chittogong-7] but managed to

come back by defeating BAL's ATM Pearul Islam [Chittogong-2].

It is very likely that SAKA Chowdhuri will be the main

spokesperson for BNP inside the parliament.

Thanks for your patience.

Syed Aslam

On 12/30/08, Salahuddin Ayubi <s_ayubi786@yahoo.com> wrote:

Mr. Aslam,
Seven years ago BNP and Jamat had a landslide victory and BAL s position was marginally better than the present BNP position. Can you guarntee that BAL will not face the same reversal in the next election. Election results are no permanent.
Ayubi

--- On Tue, 12/30/08, Syed Aslam <Syed.Aslam3@gmail.com> wrote:

From: Syed Aslam <Syed..Aslam3@gmail.com>
Subject: [notun_bangladesh] Jamaate Islami uprooted - Verdict in the people's court !
To: reform-bd@yahoogroups.com,
Date: Tuesday, December 30, 2008, 2:05 AM

Re: [reform-bd] Jamaat uprooted - Verdict in the people's court !

Mr. Ayubi

Please Don't Run Amok ......What happen next remains to be seen.

We have seen that The Jamaate Islami got the verdict in the

people's court in the dock of history where the voters are the

judge, jury & "executioner", ....thanks to Almighty Allah that

the religion-traders got practically uprooted through a political

process ... However, this is just the beginning of the end for

fake Izlam-passand politicians. .. pretty soon they will be thrown

in the dust bin of history ....

As I have told before the politics of hate mongering and

politics of fear does not work in Bangladesh. ..

As always the Month of december is the Victory Month

for the people of Bangladesh.. ...

Syed

On 12/29/08, Salahuddin Ayubi <s_ayubi786@yahoo. com> wrote:

When do you think the war criminals will be tried? Now that the election is over and the voters deceived the utility of the war criminal bogy has ended. I am looking forward to see the activitiews of SCF.

Ayubi

--- On Mon, 12/29/08, Syed Aslam <Syed.Aslam3@ gmail.com> wrote:

Syed Aslam <Syed.Aslam3@ gmail.com>
Subject: [reform-bd] Jamaat in jeopardy
To: notun_bangladesh@ yahoogroups. com, chottala@yahoogroup s.com, "Amra Bangladesi" <amra-bangladesi@ yahoogroups. com>, odhora@yahoogroups. com, reform-bd@yahoogrou ps.com, "khabor" <khabor@yahoogroups. com>
Date: Monday, December 29, 2008, 9:21 PM

Nizami lost in Pabna to a freedom fighter named Tuku.
Jamaat's Mujahidi, Kamruzzaman, Saidi - all lost !!!!!

Jamaat in jeopardy

M Abul Kalam Azad

Tuesday,

December 30, 2008

The anti-liberation forces have been defeated once again, this time through peoples' verdict. While it is a sweet revenge for Bangladeshis against the war criminals, the verdict will make stronger the demand for their trial.
In the historic ninth parliamentary elections held yesterday, Jamaat-e-Islami, collaborators of the Pakistani occupation forces in 1971, faced the worst election debacle winning only one seat out of 38 it contested for.
Jamaat's big shots including Ameer Motiur Rahman Nizami, Secretary General Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mojahid and central leader Delwar Hossain Saydee -- lawmakers in the last parliament -- have been rejected by voters.
Nizami, who contested the elections from Pabna-1 constituency, lost to M Shamsul Haque Tuku, while Mojahid managed to grab third position in Faridpur-3.
Jamaat candidate Hamidur Rahman Azad won in Cox's Bazar-2 seat. Interestingly, Azad defeated not only the grand alliance candidate but also the four-party one as he was not the official ticket holder of the BNP-Jamaat led alliance.
As a component of the previous BNP-led four-party alliance, Jamaat had 18 seats in the eighth parliament in 2001 thanks to BNP's vote banks.
But this time the party faces the people's wrath for the alliance's misdeeds during its five-year tenure in the government from 2001 to 2006 and mounting demands for the trial of their war crimes.
In 1971, Jamaat stood against peoples' aspiration for an independent Bangladesh and collaborated with the Pakistani forces to exterminate the freedom-loving Bangalees by killing three million people, including women and children.
However, nothing could stop the indomitable freedom fighters who defeated the stronger Pakistani forces to snatch independence on December 16, 1971.
Jamaat lost its political rights during the rule of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman but was rehabilitated politically by the military ruler late president Ziaur Rahman after 1975.
Jamaat had a strong political base across the country under another army ruler, HM Ershad, from 1982 to 1990. It emerged as a political factor in the fifth parliamentary elections in 1991, getting 18 seats.
But in the seventh parliamentary election in 1996, Jamaat got only three seats.

After the 2001 elections, in which BNP got a landslide victory over Awami League, Nizami and Mojahid were made ministers and they roamed the country with the flag of Bangladesh, which they opposed in 1971.

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Re: [mukto-mona] Re-visit Mr. S.A Hannan's 'civil war' doctrine vis-a-vis "Mo...

Those who defend criminals are equally criminals. Shah Hannan belongs to this category. Therefore, he should also be tried along with other criminals for the crime they committed in 1971.

But who will put them on trial? Do the leaders in Bangladesh have the political will to do this?

I have my doubt. People like Shah Hannan have friends and well-wishers in high positions in Bangladesh and its political leaders have no courage or stomach to take them on. This is really sad for the people of this unfortunate country.

Mohammad Asghar

In a message dated 1/5/2009 8:33:51 A.M. Pacific Standard Time, syed_aslam3@yahoo.com writes:

Have you been thinking that Bangladeshis are fools

and Jamaatis can deceive them in the name of

Islam and now by falsifying the history of our liberation

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[ALOCHONA] Sam Huntington Obit

Huntington was rehashing a theory in that infamous 1993 Foreign Policy article that we Indians are only too familiar with -- the European Imperial version of religions, cultures and history of the world, where the West aways comes away as being the BEST. Hence the legitimization of the loot of the colonies.

Sadly, That is where our brain is stuck in a perpetual state of arrested development!

--- Farida

"Clash of Civilizations" author Samuel Huntington dies

http://www.reuters.com/article/newsOne/idUSTRE4BQ1RC20081227

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BOSTON (Reuters) - Political scientist Samuel Huntington, whose controversial book "The Clash of Civilizations" predicted conflict between the West and the Islamic world, has died at age 81, Harvard University said on Saturday.

Huntington, who taught for 58 years at Harvard before retiring in 2007, died Wednesday at a nursing facility in Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, the university said on its website.

In his 1996 "The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order," which expanded on his 1993 article in Foreign Affairs magazine, Huntington divided the world into rival civilizations based mainly on religious traditions such as Christianity, Islam, Hinduism and Confucianism and said competition and conflict among them was inevitable.

His focus on religion rather than ideology as a source of conflict in the post-Cold War world triggered broad debate about relations between the Western and Islamic worlds, especially in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001, attacks on the United States.

Despite criticism his thesis was simplistic or in the words of Middle East scholar Edward Said promoted the idea of "West versus the rest," Huntington told Islamica magazine in 2007, "My argument remains that cultural identities, antagonisms and affiliations will not only play a role, but play a major role in relations between states."

Huntington's 2004 book, "Who Are We? The Challenges to America's National Identity," also sparked heated debate by arguing the massive influx of Mexican immigrants to the United States threatened traditional American identity and national unity.

"People all over the world studied and debated his ideas," friend and Harvard professor emeritus Henry Rosovsky wrote on the Harvard website. "I believe that he was clearly one of the most influential political scientists of the last 50 years."

Huntington, who wrote, co-wrote or edited 17 books, served in the White House in 1977 and 1978 under President Jimmy Carter as coordinator for security planning for the National Security Council.

He is survived by his wife, Nancy, and two sons.

(Reporting by Muralikumar Anantharaman; Editing by Peter Cooney)

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[mukto-mona] Qur'anic Contradictions

Please read:

A Guide to the Qur'anic Contradictions

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[mukto-mona] Demand for Jamaat-Free BNP increasing

Demand for Jamaat-Free BNP increasing:

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Re: [ALOCHONA] Bangladesh stunned by Awami victory

The extraordinary support for AWL is definitely a mandate for change in the affairs of the country.
That change is not some quantitative change here & there but fundamental change in the system of governance in the country. After all, they have the two third majority.
Can Sheikh Hasina & Awami League deliver that change?Can she liberate the country's folk from the yokes of colonial bureaucratic system of governance?
After everything settles down and the elected government begins functioning. The country will go back to the age old colonial system of governance,despite the overwhelming participation of the nation in the election.
From the Secreteriate to the Mahakuma offices, it's the non elected, non answerable bureaucrats who will be the supreme rulers of the day to day affairs of the country. The Minister is not the executive head of the Ministry but the Secretery. Ministers orders cannot be issued as Government orders unless approved by the Secretary. The scenario at the districts, Upozilla's, Cities & Mahakuma's are more bleak. There is zero representation of the public in the governance of those levels.
The notorious system that was devised by the colonial rulers to keep us under subjugation by our own people continues to this day, despite two independences.
Hope her Government will hand over the total administration of the Upozillas to the elected chairman & council members.She will face a lot of resistance from the bureaucracy by way of government rules & regulations but she has the backing of the vast majority as well as the two third majority to do and undo anything in the greater interest of the nation. All administrative powers which are excercised by the bureaucrats at those levels should be vested in the elected chairman & council of representatives.This will empower the Upozilla people to be their own rulers.They will truly be independent.
Until & unless we establish Democracy,self rule at the grassroot levels Democracy will not have its foundation.Opinions of the majority of citizens, their hopes & aspirations,likings ,dislikings will not be expressed in the affairs of the country, nor their support be of any strength to the elected government.

The handful of elected ministers at the center will be cut off from the people by way of the clandestine bureaucracy. Its imperative that we have elected local government.at the varios administrative levels;bureaucrats at these levels should be answerable to the elected local body.
The vast majority of Bangladeshi's has shown the keen judgement of right & wrong by routing out the parties of anti liberation past & fundamentalist in nature.They also opted for the less corrupt of the two parties.

Is it too much to ask that these good majority will be allowed to be their own rulers?

Mizad

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