You are not a tourist passing through but you are permanent parts of the landscape. I know it well. You do not nourish the flavour of the month but nor do you reference what is happening in our country every day.
You describe me in this manner only because I am angry with India for being unfair and angry with our political establishment. You say I am communal but do not defend India's policies. You say I am a fascist but do not condemn the violence of the cadres of an elected government. You say I am rhetorical but do not even try to challenge me on a single point.
The record will show I never pick a fight with you. Because I believe you are exactly the kind of guy who should be fighting against the number one problem in our country – our political establishment. The rest of the country is stirring and waking up to this problem. @@@@ knows when you will get round to it.
But you like to pick a fight with me. You pretend its fun to get a reaction from me. But that just excuses you from having to make a single rational point. About anything.
There are people who have all the privileges of family, class, education and money. They know reform of AL and BNP is the number one problem but they do not even mention it. Instead they unconditionally support AL or BNP through silence or diversion. They are hypocrites.
It's easy to throw the word rhetorical around. The points I make are simple, clear, easily understood and sound enough to have a chance. You may counter me similarly. But you have never done – not even once. I don't even know how to describe your replies. Rhetorical would be a compliment!
Rumi is so weak, poor thing, and Farida is so delusional.
I can stick up for myself. People know what I stand for and what I want. People know my arguments and my positions. I get enough feedback to gauge where I am. I do my best to be right. I'm wide open to attack. It comes with the turf.
But you? What are you Robin? Who are you? Is your contribution to the national debate just that you mimic Faruque?
Now I'm going to have a spliff and write a poem for you. It will be really vomitty just like you and your friends wanted.
Ezajur Rahman
From: Robin Khundkar
Re: [ALOCHONA] Re: Waiting for a Mahathir
We are totally envious of the clarity of your thoughts & the exquisiteness of your diction. U Da MAN
U have fgured us out..... We are just touristes passing trhough...nourishing in the current flavor of the month, neither here nor there/
Alas Kuwaiti Bongo Man U remain the same, calcified in the old communal crypto-fascist rut pretending to be a nationalist modern. Oh for efficiency and purity what U wouldnt do to maintain cleanliness. Sorry being a common fly in your rhetorical ointment gives me the utmost pleasure!!!!
Have a spliff might loosen you up in the nether lands.
-----Original Message-----
From: ezajur
To: alochona@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [ALOCHONA] Re: Waiting for a Mahathir
And you have never been able to confront hard argument except with stubborn silence. I understand that because, typical for your type, your politics are driven by silent jeedh - real argument has nothing to do with anything.
I am a parasite. I feed on your hypocrisy.
Hypocrite.
-----Original Message-----
From: Farida Majid <farida_majid@...>
To: Alochona Alochona <alochona@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wed, Mar 28, 2012 12:58 am
Subject: RE: [ALOCHONA] Re: Waiting for a Mahathir
Could you please explain what you think Robin's opinion is? It's okay if you can't :)
You were hoping he'd get it. But see, he is too closeted to get the joke. He thinks you and Robin are admiring his abusive arrogance. He's enjoying the attention. He has nothing to offer beyond abuse, not a single piece of thought. There's a name for such parasitic creatures.
Re: [ALOCHONA] Re: Waiting for a Mahathir
Your comment might induce another hurl from the valiant Acchiles who is sulking in his tent on the desert sands of Kuwait and of his own mind.
-----Original Message-----
From: Rumee@...
Sent: Mar 29, 2012 3:34 PM
To: alochona@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ALOCHONA] Re: Waiting for a Mahathir
-----Original Message-----
From: Farida Majid <farida_majid@...>
To: Alochona Alochona <alochona@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wed, Mar 28, 2012 12:58 am
Subject: RE: [ALOCHONA] Re: Waiting for a Mahathir
Could you please explain what you think Robin's opinion is? It's okay if you can't :)
You were hoping he'd get it. But see, he is too closeted to get the joke. He thinks you and Robin are admiring his abusive arrogance. He's enjoying the attention. He has nothing to offer beyond abuse, not a single piece of thought. There's a name for such parasitic creatures.
To: alochona@yahoogroups.com
From: Ezajur@...
Date: Tue, 6 Mar 2012 08:48:36 +0000
Subject: [ALOCHONA] Re: Waiting for a Mahathir
You thinks The Fuehrer would more than appreciate that!
Wahay! An opinion! Well done! And you even used the word 'literally'!
I can't complain. Any opinion is better than no opinion.
Aren't you glad the sacred month of February is over? All that hypocrisy and whining about the language movement. Though we still have to get through the sacred month of March. And all this so soon after the sacred month of December. Add to that the sacred month of Ramadan and we Bongus have 4 sacred months out of 12 months! Yahoo!
Keep up the good work. Another couple of sentences and you will have completed your first paragraph. You can do it.
Could you please explain what you think Robin's opinion is? It's okay if you can't :)
Ezajur Rahman
Kuwait
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> Robin Bhai,
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> Me thinks The Fuehrer would more than appreciate t hat
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> Due to the dryness (literally and otherwise) of his current habitat, its only natural that the fuehrer feels a tad bit jealous and insecure about Fine Wines, Quality Cigars, Good Reads and History.
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Robin Khundkar <rkhundkar@...>
> To: alochona <alochona@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Mon, Mar 5, 2012 12:28 pm
> Subject: Re: [ALOCHONA] Re: Waiting for a Mahathir
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> Mein fuerher compared to your potential, th! e netri is third rate or less. But you know that already!!!
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> Absolutely, will be delighted to be the herr Minister of everything sugar and spice & all thats nice.....I am sure the fuehrer will love some of the libations too... But I will make sure the the dandafied Volk (pardon the Banglish) will know nothing!! !!
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: ezajur
> Sent: Mar 1, 2012 1:50 AM
> To: alochona@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [ALOCHONA] Re: Waiting for a Mahathir
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> You seem to be describing your Nethri J
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> I'm no Nazi. But if I were a Nazi Leader I would make your dreams for Bangladesh come true by making you the Minister for Fine Wines, Quality Cigars, Good Reads and History (1947 to 1971). I think you would be quite grateful and! loyal to me J
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> Robin Khundkar <rkhundkar@>
> ipsomilk2
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> Re: [ALOCHONA] Re: Waiting for a Mahathir
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> I want you to be the Fuerher of BONGOLAND! Your kick a** spirit and deep knowledge of the road forward and hyper-patriotism seems to ooze out of every orifice of your body!!! Furthermore, everyone else from Mujib to Moin seem to have fallen short!!! Why waste time waiting for Godot !!!
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: ezajur
> Sent: Feb 21, 2012 8:38 AM
> To: alochona@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [ALOCHONA] Re: Waiting for a Mahathir
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> Yeah - I'm one of the blokes who liked MUC. He did a lot of the grunt work for the CTG. And M! UA pushed him out because MUA lost the plot in the end. Both MUA and MUC gave up on the minus two theory and covered their backsides. But what did you think - we were blind supporters of MUA and MUC? We would want them to rule till they die and to be succeeded by their family members?
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> Why? Who do you like?
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> Re: [ALOCHONA] Waiting for a Mahathir
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> I thought you blokes liked Masuddin Chowdhury!!! I remember the pitiable wails that came out when he was sent to the OZZ by other guy !!!
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> -----Original M essage-----
> From: Isha Khan
> Sent: Jan 11, 2012 12:38 AM
> To: undisclosed-recipients@null, null@null
> Subject: [ALOCHONA] Waiting for a Mahathir
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> Waiting for a Mahathir
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> By Hashim Ahmed
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> The Bangladesh opposition political parties seem to have targeted May/June as the deadline for ousting the AL! regime. Why May/June? Because a new army chief will be appointed by that time and there is every possibility ! that Masud uddin Chowdhury (1/11 general) would be the choice for obvious reasons.
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> A former member of the Rakkhi Bahini and loyal to the regime he is very inimical to BNP. Many feel that he was instrumental in installing the AL regime. He is still retained in the army by the grateful regime and is presently waiting in Australia.His service has been extended for the third time recently.
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> India will also have their general elections soon.
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> The wes tern nations led by the USA are for a regime-change but they are going slow as they do not have much trust on BNP for its relations with the Islamists. BNP is also a loose organisation and its leadership is very weak, opportunist and corrupt. Besides memories of Hawa bhaban and corruption of Tareq, Koko, Mamun et al are still vivid in people's mind. It is felt that BNP's Chittagong gathering would also be ! a failure while the Dhaka gathering is still a far cry.The West would rather ! wait for a popular movement paving the way for a NGO-led non-party transitional regime than return of BNP.
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> The donor community (World Bank/IMF/IFC etc) led by USA is very unlikely to release major funds which will devastate the financial planning and budget making. This will create popular sufferings due to price rise, inflation, energy crisis added by low flow of remittance and uncontrollable law and order situation. Meanwhile Khaleda Zia and others may find themselves behind th e bar.
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> The army is less likely to intervene directly as its leadership is handpicked and loyal. The others are still in the fearful state hunted by the memories of the BDR incidents. The West is less likely to support a direct intervention under a changed geo-political scenerio. On the other hand an India-backed intervention would not last long.
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> It seems that the people have no alternative than to wait for a Mahathir to come to save the nation !
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> Hashim Ahmed
> E ma! il : hashimahmed507@
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> http://newsfrombangladesh.net/view.php?hidRecord=374339
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