Comments on: Bol Bhole Bol Tujhko Kya Chahiye?

By: Chatiyan Party of Idiots

Chatiyan Party of Idiots — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 21:27:10 +0000

BSP – you Mallu commie – you speak of Mahabharata as history . So then do you then Believe that Lord Krishna existed and did all that he is quoted in Mahabharatha as having done ?

Dude, you will be expelled from your party mercilessly

By: Hara hara bom bom

Hara hara bom bom — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 13:44:13 +0000

Kudos to the Congress on their win.

It is not often that I support them, but if my limited intellect believes their actions are best for the country, whatever their prime intention behind the action (e.g. vote garnering), hats off to them.

In 20 years any constraints the deal may impose will be academic. Deals are made only to be renegotiated under the new requirements of the day and age. Always have been, always will be.

Meanwhile, in these 20 years
- India should be able to make massive strides in energy development and wealth creation.

- India will have moved closer to the USA and Western world. Whatever the faults of the West’s social, political, economic and financial systems, they are infinitely preferable to the alternate systems proferred by the drab Boslhevik, the crafty Mandarin or the murderous Bedouin.

- The Congress has managed to pulverise the shackles of the Red menace in India. Not only will this give Chidambaram a far freer hand in economic development, it may assist in tackling the Naxal menace.

- The only negative side is the resurrection of that reeking corpse, the SP, and their employment in carrying out all of Congress’ dirty work (bribing ministers etc). However, weighing up :
- the only cloud in the horizon, i.e. enthronement of a dead party which is acceptedly corrupt but not business unfriendly (SP)
- against the infinite benefits conferred had the 3rd front (opps, 5th column) emerged, with its infinite clamours and shrieks of Mayavatis and Raos and Karats and Bardhans,

The Congress, at least in this adventure, has emerged head and shoulders above the anti-national Communists and evidently opportunistic saffronites.

I support the NDA. Heart and soul. I wish they win the next elections. But facts are facts, and this is a major coup by the Congress who deserve to be congratulated and complimented.

Well done Manmohan.

By: Shan

Shan — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 11:28:50 +0000

The greatest joy in all this is to watch Prakash Karat’s apoplectic mug on TV everyday. He must be getting rammed by his Chinese paymasters!

The BJP is not a problem. When they come to power, they will support the deal – as if it were their own doing.

By: Trailblazer

Trailblazer — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 17:31:16 +0000

Reforms should be next.

By: katya

katya — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 10:32:39 +0000

Dear Scripps,
you rank Sachin Tendulkar with Sania Mirza and… Riteish Deshmukh? (serious question mark)

“This is India, not Norway, boss.”

Fantastic analogy.

“So lets give that corrupt MP some leeway. He’s just trying to make his cut from the whole thing in anycase.”

Is this pessimism or sarcasm?

By: Anon

Anon — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 01:09:33 +0000

Hi, thanks for your reply. I was referring to the “Pariyon Ko..” posting as potential NSFW

By: Scorp

Scorp — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 20:45:25 +0000

@Mohan
Dude, I would like to point out here, the thin majority in case congress wins, would be a thing majority of communists like Mayawati and self-proclaimed saffron wearin BJP (who of I might add, showed no signs of such saffron when in power, thus are hypocrites) and stopping the nuclear deal would be utter foolishness. There is no “difference in opinion” between these “representatives of people” (MPs) but a way to win votes. As has been discusses above, out MPs don’t fight for what is better for the country but for votes. Congress is starting the deal so naturally, the opposition i.e BJP HAS to say NO. And CPM (a communist party), I have no idea why, is against the deal.
We are currently at 54% of our nuclear capacity because we don’t have required raw material (heavy water). And Advani was sayin it constitutes to 3% of out current power. Based on that, at 100% capacity, it will be at 6% which is a lot on a national basis.
Now what this deal requires us to do is, to autonomously (i.e we ourselves) decide and segregate our civilian nuclear facilities, and systematically put safeguards on it. Now someone explain to me what harm do we do if it goes through and we still don’t get any fuel as no promises of fuels have been made and which many politicians are using as a reason to vote against the deal.

By: greatbong

greatbong — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 19:26:33 +0000

@Anonymous: What was here in this post that made it NSFW? And as to Bhost, I have my problems with them mainly with respect to my frquently going above their draconian CPU quota (even though I use WP-cache) and getting suspended. Also they have quite a few server outages…having said that I doubt that shared hosting plans anywhere are very reliable. My main crib remains their CPU quota.

By: Aditya

Aditya — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 08:09:19 +0000

Reading that should make me laugh. At a certain level I *know* it is funny, and that if I saw it in a fictional setting, I would have been singing and laughing along.

But with the reality that it is, I feel like puking.

By: Shubhs

Shubhs — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 05:44:50 +0000

@Scripps

[ This is my first comment on RTDM - Have been reading for a while though ]

You think MPs are just trying to eke out a living here and should be left out? And that this is India and not Norway – Hence such things happen on a regular basis.

Totally agree with you. We should give those poor MPs a chance to make some decent living. After all 25 Crores is nothing. Its barely above the poverty line for MPs these days. What’s a few flats in Malabar Hills and Audis these days. Peanuts.

As for Norway and India, yeah we could maybe write about how ‘Sustained Whaling’ is good for our tradition and culture. Or how petroleum and natural gas finds can boost our economy.

The only downside I see here is that we will have far fewer interesting blogs to read.