On Wed, Sep 7, 2011 at 6:15 AM, Zoglul Husain <zoglul@hotmail.co.uk> wrote:
Former British Prime Minister, Harold Wilson, said, 'A week is a long time in politics'. Opinion polls also are sometimes proven to be wrong. Again, very often, in developing countries, elections are rigged. With these in view, I am generally not in the business of predicting election victories or losses.
Hasina was elected in 1996. Considering the general problems of elections in developing countries, this election was acceptable. But in 2008, she usurped power by rigging election under military deployment, as arranged by Manmohan-Bush through their 1/11 2007 conspiracy. Had the scheduled 22 January 2007 election been held without the 1/11 conspiracy, then BNP-JI alliance would probably win, according to many. But!!
The politicians, you referred to, will find it difficult to win the next election. But their opposition are not strong either. Coming back to Bangladesh, the situation is unpredictable, rather fluid. Many important people have been forecasting an impending disaster that may happen, but they haven't elaborated on their apprehensions. We will keep on campaigning to unite the patriots against Indian hegemony. In a free, fair and credible election, if held now, the BAL would most likely be routed, but who is guaranteeing a free, fair and credible election? And who is guaranteeing an election at all?
Date: Tue, 6 Sep 2011 13:51:51 +0600
Subject: Returning to power
From: bdmailer@gmail.com
To:
Returning to power....
There is a strong feeling in a section of people that these men and women will not be able to return to power again: Barack Husein Obama, Hasina Wajed, Manmohon Singh, David Cameron and Benjamin Netanyahu.
What do you think?
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