You are rather pleased with the Harvard Kennedy School. Joy won't be the first who got special tratment at a university for being the child of the prime minister of another country. You know it well. And the Americans will nurture him smoothly. You know that well too.
It is to his credit that he got his MPA from Kennedy. But that doesn't qualify him for PM because he has the only qualification he needs for people like you - blood.
Tareq and Coco are not fit to enter the campus of the Kennedy School. The floors of the Kennedy School do not deserve to be insulted by the mopping of these two. We both agree on that. Mark it well.
Tareq and Joy are both unfit to lead our country and both would spell disaster. Neither could control rival factions and neither could control the worst aspects of status quo politics. And they would perpetuate the disaster of dynastic politics in our country.
But lets stick with Joy as he is the subject of this thread.
Did you read his open letters to the Kennedy School against Yunus and for AL? They were very, very poor. He dominates the government's relationship with the US not because of his MPA but ONLY because of his mother. And when investigative journalism really matures in Bangladesh we shall find the hard evidence of him acting as the commercial agent of Airtel, Summit Power and what not.
But none of this makes any difference to you. Because you are a blind supporter of AL. As such you need Joy more than you can afford to admit :)
When you answered saying "If the people want him..." I got the measure of you very nicely. It's the standard dialogue of crooked political hacks in both AL and BNP. Your politics is simply village politics at a national level.
There are dedeicated activists whom I disagee with. An easy example would be Manik. But I believe he is somewhat sincere. You however are a hypocrite.
Welcome. Welcome.
Ezajur Rahman
Kuwait
--- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, "Shah Deeldar" <shahdeeldar@...> wrote:
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> If people want him as a leader, what would be your problem? Why not send two of your "GUNODHAR" princes to Harvard Kennedy School of Government and see whether they would qualify to mop the class room floors?
> -SD
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> --- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, "ezajur" <Ezajur@> wrote:
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> > You have prejudged him because you want him and assumed he will be leader using that old Bongu village talk... "time will tell".
> >
> > Like other hypocrites and shubidabadees you hide yourself and pretend to be neutral.
> >
> > Mr Wazed indeed. More like Sugar Dadddy.
> >
> >
> > --- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, "Shah Deeldar" <shahdeeldar@> wrote:
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> > >
> > > I am not going to prejudge Mr. Wazed. Only time will tell how good leader he would be. On paper, this man has better quality than whole BNP mafia and its two princes.
> > > -SD
> > > --- In alochona@yahoogroups.com, Muhammad Ali <manik195709@> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Sajeeb A. Wazed Joy on ITC Programme 2012; The Asian Century : Securing the Global Promise.
> > > > by Sajeeb Wazed Joy on Sunday, March 18, 2012 at 10:40am ·
> > > > "Bangladesh is a classic text book case study of how dynasties can be a curse or a boon. We have two political dynasties in our country, one was started
> > > > by my family, and the other was founded by our first military dictator
> > > > who took power by force. A bad leader confers the same bad traits to
> > > > his dynasty."
> > > > Sajeeb Ahmed Wazed, special speaker in the session of "SOUTH ASIA BRAINSTORM: Is Dynasty a Burden or Boon?" [March 17, 2012].
> > > > Â
> > > > India Today Conclave, a concern of India Today group has been organizing
> > > > programmes since 2002 focusing on different issues of Asia, especially
> > > > South Asia. Among other noted speakers Mr. Sajeeb Wazed represented
> > > > Bangladesh as speaker of Programme 2012. India Today Conclave’ has
> > > > become one of the most prestigious congregation of the high profile
> > > > personalities all over the world. People like Al Gore, Sara Palin, Dalai Lama, Dr. Mammohon Sing participated in ‘India Today Conclave’.
> > > > Â
> > > > Sajeeb Wazed
> > > > Source : India Today Conclave
> > > > Making a rare public appearance, Bangladesh's Sajeeb Wazed, Special Adviser to Awami League traced his entry into politics by citing the absolute
> > > > chaos in his country post the 2001 elections which compelled him to
> > > > return from the United States to draw attention to the wave of
> > > > atrocities being perpetuated by the opposition party, the Bangladesh
> > > > National Party.
> > > > Â
> > > > Sajeeb Wazed is an information
> > > > technology expert based in Washington, DC. He has worked in the industry for over a decade. This includes a start-up company in Silicon Valley
> > > > that he co-founded that raised over $8 million in venture capital.
> > > > Presently, he has his own consulting practice in the Washington area
> > > > with clients that have included the World Bank. He is the architect of
> > > > the ‘Digital Bangladesh’ plan that is one of the key manifestos of the
> > > > present government of Bangladesh.
> > > > Â
> > > > Outside of
> > > > his professional life, he has also played a supporting role in
> > > > Bangladeshi politics. Son of Sheikh Hasina Wazed, the current prime
> > > > minister of Bangladesh, and grandson of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the first president of Bangladesh, Mr Wazed has been responsible for managing the country’s relations with the US and lobbying there. He was actively
> > > > involved in the campaign to stop the then government of Bangladesh from
> > > > holding a rigged election in 2007. After the subsequent military
> > > > takeover, he was a key player in restoring democracy to Bangladesh.
> > > > Â
> > > > He has a bachelor’s degree in physics, mathematics and computer science
> > > > from Bangalore University, a bachelor’s degree in computer engineering
> > > > from the University of Texas and a master’s in public administration
> > > > degree from the Harvard Kennedy School. He has been named as one of 250
> > > > Young Global Leaders by the World Economic Forum.
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> > > > * * Sheikh Mahfuzur Rahman we(Bangladesh) need your-self.
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