what these rss/vhp clowns r telling us

they tell we were victimised/marauded/defeated by the islamic regimes.

the fact is that the islamic regimes made a hostile takeover of the ceo job of this country. none of them ever attempted to make a systematic conversion.

they knew what they were up against, an ancient civilisation, which could kill, at will, with brutality, when sure that the opponent needed to be decimated.

these fools of the rss/vhp must not be allowed anymore to make a sick joke of ourselves, how can any of us be seen walking with khaki shorts and sticks in our own land, where we live with our jain, muslim, christian, atheist cohabitants.

only the sickest and the saddest will enroll as a member of the vhp/rss.

we knew what life is, we were living it. When there were some influences from outside in the form of invasions, we were open and inquisitive for the new, the new culture, the new thinking, the new technology.

we were not sick diseased idiots, neither were we imprisoned by any book, to turn out and to oppose the new.

that is the height of our civilisational achievement.

now, here, come along some fools, grouped under the names of rss/vhp/bjp etc.

and they even have a hero, a guy called narendra modi. we can never be forgiven for entertaining such idiots.

it is time to put an end to such jokes.

when the people of the indian subcontinent want to kill, they kill unlike any other.

the beheadings by alqaeda are the work of children.


http://www.outlookindia.com/article.aspx?280010

if the brahmin or a brahmin thinking has not contributed to this most vilest of human incidents, then what has contributed.

would not the entire brahmin race have to bear the responsibility for this crime that has not occurred anywhere else?

would not each and every brahmin associated with this website have to face the responsibility for this?

http://www.tamilhindu.com/

is this not what these brahmins are working towards, for the depth of ignorance and superstition.

the brahmins are at the last stages of the slack given to them, to give up their quest of spreading vileness, superstitions, and mantras. these diseased people who go about propagating such sicknesses are going to face the blow of truth, the subramanian swamys, the cho ramasamys, and the diseases working in various websites will better stop their sick quest, for their own good.

nature will allow diseases to spread, and then bring a close also.

brahmins

they go about their lives with zero interruption, disturbance or problem.

but, they want to put their nose into politics, in an attempt to have their way of life sanctioned and sanctified as the official way of life in the land.

they talk all the time about spiritualism and purity, but are deeply offended when the people of the land are given jobs according to their numbers. why are such deeply spiritual and pure people offended when the inhabitants of the land are given jobs according to their population.

are the brahmins afraid that the reality of their being a minority is being exposed by such reservations for the denizens. why do they need to be afraid, when they live amongst a civilisation, which is highly receptive to new thoughts, different thoughts, one that gives space for every aspect of religiosity.

why do the brahmins want their way of life to be consecrated as the official religion. why do the brahmins want their way of life to be upheld by some of their own in power. where is the spirituality in the brahmin way of life when they exhibit such extreme attachment for earthly supremacy.

is there any minority anywhere in the world which actively participates in the political process with the sole intention of making its religion into the state-sponsored and state-supported religion.

if the brahmins witnessed some banishment in the past, it was when they acted in a thoroughly repulsive manner, and sought to influence the political processes.

why did nature throw up such a religion as that crafted by the brahmins, that seeks to strike fear into people, with threats of events which might arise if rituals are not conducted. why did nature have to create such a religion, that on the one hand is supposed to be universal, but on the other hand, differentiates people.

why is such a religion existent among us, that seeks to prevent us from thinking and living, from progresing and achieving. from upholding universal values and truths.

the truth is that some universal truths and wisdoms were stolen by the brahmins and brought into their texts. as  the activities of the brahmins like subramanian swamy, cho ramasamy, the editor of dina malar, the editor of dinamani , and those who are active on sites such as these

http://www.tamilhindu.com/2011/03/the_three_sootings_and_one_stinging/


http://www.tamilhindu.com/2011/03/need-for-change-of-tamilnadu-government-1/

are totally reprehensible to human striving and dignity. these people want their religion and way of life to get sanctity, and resort to any means possible to prevent the people from getting free of the clutches of superstition and falsehood.

the only answer that arises from these questions to nature, is that the people are faced with the challenge of overcoming the temptation to gaining riches, satisfaction by resorting to rituals that promise gratification of the gods. the challenge for the people is to overcome this temptation and work and think, using whatever nature has bequeathed to them, in the body, mind, physical resources.

as the west has failed in holding on to honest endeavor, it is up to us the tamils, the dravidians to take the torch from the west. the west got too attached to its wealthy way of life, and discarded the canons of hard work, decency, and propriety, and went about attacking those who were arrayed against it.

we the tamils, dravidians, can take things forward, if we are able to overcome the shortcuts dangled to us by the brahmin way of life. we have to overcome the temptation of subscribing to the brahmin way of life, the temptation that allows us to be happy with wealth and prosperity, at the cost of some of our fellow people. the brahmin is just a tool of nature, that is used to present a challenge to the people. once we overcome this challenge, the brahmin will also join us in the endeavor to give supremacy to the dignity of labour, and to the potential of the human body and mind.

TELECOM

http://cpim.org/node/1313


THE CPIM S TAKE on the fiasco of the past...
  
"""""It is a common knowledge that the telecom sector has been the most scam prone -- with huge largesse handed over by the government to private operators.  The switchover from a fixed license fee regime to a revenue share arrangement, the mute spectator role of the government as a licensor when a WLL operator was violating  the license conditions with impunity and post-facto legitimising of the violation for a pittance and finally the policy decision on the restructuring of the equity composition in favour of foreign investors in private telcos all smack of blatant favouritism.  The end  result is a  rebalancing of tariff in favour of big users and loaded against the small ones...




The government sold 45% of its stakes in the VSNL to the Tatas for a sum of Rs.2,591 crores even when VSNL had cash reserves of more than Rs.3,000 crores at the time of disinvestment. The Tatas paid less than the cash reserves of VSNL; and moreover, the Rs.2,591 crores that they spent in acquiring VSNL were actually loaned by government owned financial institutions and banks. The first step that the new Tata Management took was to siphon off Rs.1,200 crores out of VSNL for another Tata company.


In order to appease other private operators, particularly the cellular lobby, the revenue share of the government was reduced by 2% for all cellular licensees and another 2% for the first and second licensee, a concession of nearly a thousand crores from the public exchequer. Ironically, the cellular operators responded to this favour by almost immediately raising the calling charges for the consumers in a blatant display of cartelization.




In spite of the promise of the National Telecom Policy (NTP) 1994 (which allows private participation in basic services) that it would lead to connecting all Indian villages by the year 1997, even one third of the Indian villages are not connected to the telecom network today. Even worse, the pace of rural telephony has slowed down and the rural to urban teledensity ratio, which stands at 1: 10 today, is rapidly worsening. The Vajpayee government’s policies on the other hand have sought to enhance profits for the private players and privatise the public sector. Moreover, their telecom policies have discriminated against low-end consumers by reducing the pulse rate and number of free calls and increasing the rentals for the landline connections. """"" when there is no such fiasco now,no cartel, rules have been adhered to, teledensity has gone up...yet, the amazing bending backwards and crying hoarse has been adopted by the cpim also, which reveals that this party has lost its will to survive.

has any media in our country provided the country and the public the background, has any of them disputed the extrapolation of the CAG, which the CAG itself invites to dispute. has any media tried to consider the other aspect of the story, whether the extrapolation is just not acceptable for a person with common sense.

the latest cover story by India Today sincerely tells its readers that the loss is eight times India's total health budget and equal to our defense budget. ...the article never mentions teledensity and pricing for the common man...the article tells its readers instead that new players have managed to squeeze just about 5 percent of the market share and then tells existing players have begun to bleed...does the writer try to tell that if the existing players had paid more, they would have bled less...of course, they would have bled less, by not bringing the prices down....which they have been forced to do after uninor slashed prices..this is the level of clarity in a supposedly established magazine..


it is astounding that this spineless article fails to juxtapose what happened at the beginning of the decade..a newspaper need not give it..but a magazine cover story to miss out the past, even as it talks about existing players bleeding is a very sorry state of affairs, where it becomes clear that all the media of our country is a sad joke..yet these media and their chief editors walk about the land with proud smiles...the educated middle classes have a great chance in the current climate to realise who is doing service to the people and who is doing disservice.


what happened when the highest bidder took the license?
this is what happened...


http://www.hinduonnet.com/fline/fl1617/16170060.htm