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Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Interesting articles of the day 6/30/2009

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"Mr Singh has proved a hopeless decision maker as Prime Minister."
- Financial Times, London, April 15 2009

"The Government has assaulted and weakened every constitutional office: the Election Commission, Governors and Parliament."
- Outlook, March 2 2009
Please also read, "Manmohan Singh agrees with Indian Mujahideen terrorists?".
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Following are interesting articles of the day (June 30, 2009) which affect Hindus and their rights directly or indirectly. Also, some general articles. All the articles with my views on some of them.
  1. Bharat Ratna for Narasimha Rao... Seriously??!

  2. Another whistle blower Yogendra Pandey brutally murdered in Bihar

  3. Rahul Gandhi & his Girl friend making money in Bharath Varsh

  4. Rahul Gandhi: How the “War Against Terror” can be won in 15 minutes
    “I am confident that this country can take on terrorism. Defeating it is no problem. If we empower those people in villages, we can sit back, relax and we will destroy terrorism in 15 minutes,” Gandhi told a press conference here (New Delhi).
    Only God can save Bharat if God forbid this jerk becomes PM.

  5. Mayawati's reign of Corruption

    Rs 2000 crores on self glorifying statues. Holy F**king Sh*t! Does she realize how many poor families irrespective Dalit or not, irrespective Hindu, Sikh, Jain, etc. could have been fed if she would just invested this money in Infrastructure, Sanskriti work, Security and Education? But she ain't any different than those self sycophants from Nehru-Gandhi-Maino of Muslim Rightist nonsecular Congress. They have done the same thing all over country. It was they who started it all and have mastered the art of Public pays for Advertising our names.
    • नोटिस का चार हफ्ते में मांगा जवाब
      उत्तर प्रदेश में मायावती, कांशीराम सहित बसपा के चुनाव चि±न हाथी की मूर्तियां लगवाने के मामले में सुप्रीम कोर्ट के वकील रविकांत ने जनहित याचिका दाखिल की थी। उन्होंने अपनी याचिका में कहा है कि २००८-०९ और २००९-१० के बजट के जरिये मायावती ने खुद को महिमामंडित करने के लिए तकरीबन २००० करोड़ की परियोजनाओं को मंजूरी दी है। इस याचिका में इस मामले की सीबीआई जांच की मांग की गई है।

      मायावती मूर्तियां लगवाने के मसले पर विवादों में रही हैं। विवाद गरमाते हुए देखकर उन्होंने तय समय से नौ दिन पहले यानी २५ जून को ही १५ मूर्तियों का अनावरण कर दिया था। ये मूर्तियां मायावती और कांशीराम की हैं। समय से पहले किए गए अनावरण को सुप्रीम कोर्ट में दायर याचिका से उपजे डर और सपा प्रमुख मुलायम सिंह यादव द्वारा किए जाने वाले विरोध प्रदर्शन से उपजे दबाव से जोड़ कर देखा जा रहा है। तीन जुलाई को इन मूर्तियों का अनावरण होना था और उसी दिन मुलायम सिंह यादव विरोध प्रदर्शन करने वाले थे।
    • सुप्रीम कोर्ट ने राज्य सरकार से जवाब मांगा

    • गूगल समाचार पर और पड़ें

    • Maya statues under SC scanner

    • Maya, Maya, and more Maya
      Mayawati seems to have given little thought to the way she is changing the legendary city of havelis. Might it be an ‘edifice complex’ , as one architecture writer dubbed the relationship between power, wealth and architecture?

      Many believe statues of herself at all project sites underline her desire to carve out a place for herself in the nation’s history, whatever her electoral fortunes.

      The statistics speak for themselves — 5.5 lakh metric tones of pink and red sandstone from Rajasthan and Mirzapur, gigantic stupas, 46 statues of Mayawati, Kanshiram and numerous other Dalit leaders, 60 mammoth elephants made of chunar stone in the Ambedkar memorial.

      If the figures of the cultural department are anything to go by, this is just one-third of the entire budget.

      The Uttar Pradesh culture department's budget for 2008 had allocated more than Rs 194 crore for building statues of great leaders.

      According to LDA, the statues are valued at Rs 6.68 crore. And, the 60 marble elephants at the Ambedkar memorial cost Rs 52 crore.

      Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati is facing flak from various people for unveiling a series of statues, memorials and parks across the state. Mayawati’s obsession with building massive structures in Lucknow is leading to heritage structures, such as the Bara Imambara and Residency being overshadowed, literally, by monumental projects such as the Ambedkar and Kanshiram memorials.
    • Court asks Mayawati to explain use of public money for statues
      The court's order came in response to a public interest petition filed by an advocate Ravi Kant, seeking a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe against Mayawati for misusing crores of rupees of public money for installing statues of herself and other Dalit leaders like Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, Kanshi Ram and the party's elephant symbol.

      Ravi Kant claimed that Rs.12.58 billion (Rs.1,258 crore) has been spent till now from the state exchequer to build statues, and a total of more than Rs.20 billion (Rs.2,000 crore) to "falsely glorify the chief minister".

      However, the court did not order any stay on the ongoing construction of statues and memorials in the state.

      Fearing action from the apex court, Mayawati had unveiled 15 statues, including her own and of party founder Kanshi Ram June 25, before the matter came up for hearing in the court.
    • More on Google News

  6. Updates about fight against Anti-Hindu communal Leftist Communist Party of India (Maoist) terrorism

  7. The so-called NSG hubs

    First of all I would like to thank the media for being so stupid as to print even minute details about these NSG hubs just like live coverage of 26/11 Islamic terrorist attack. And then thank Government of Bharat (misnomer: India) for being even more stupid to tell media everything about security infrastructure details so that the terrorists can well plan out their next attack according to the size and distance of these hubs.

    In Bharat, Half-Hearted Passive Reaction is better than Cure. So continuing with this tradition of Muslim Rightist nonsecular Congress governments, they are taking this passive reactive measure, nothing but a hogwash to fool the people. Instead of preventing and executing the terrorists like Mohamed Afzal Guru and Mohamed Kasab, they are wasting tax payers money like Mayawati.
    • Seven months after 26/11, Mumbai NSG hub ready
      The first of the four NSG regional hubs, set up in the wake of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack, will be made operational at Marol in Mumbai on Tuesday. The other three -- Kolkata, Chennai and Hyderabad -- will get operationalised a day later on July 1.

      These hubs will help the anti-terror/anti-hijacking commandos of the NSG to to quickly and effectively respond to terror attacks in these cities and the nearby regions.

      The hub in Chennai (at Nedunkundram) is the largest in terms of area located on 85 acres of land as compared to 23 acres at Marol in Mumbai, 22 acres at Trimulghery in Hyderabad and 20 acres at Badu in Kolkata.

      Hyderabad and Kolkata will eventually be turned into bigger command units as the home ministry recently decided to set up `regional centres'. Each `regional centre' will have more commandos and a training base.

      comprising a minimum 200-250 well trained anti-terror/anti-hijacking Army commandos each

      The regional hubs will be equipped with all facilities for launching counter operations in the respective regions. Besides the Army commandos, the NSG will also depute trained paramilitary forces commandos for backup support.

      Besides these four metropolitan cities, Bangalore -- which missed getting the NSG hub in the post 26/11 security restructuring exercises -- has also got an exclusive unit after the home ministry decided to bring the IT city under the security cover of Army in January. The Bangalore unit became operational in April.

      Delhi and the northern region will be covered by the force's units located near the airport here as also the NSG's main centre which is located at Manesar near Gurgaon in Haryana.
    • More on Google News

  8. Congress, NCP give in to Goonda Raj
    The Maharashtra government on Monday avoided a major political showdown by not opposing Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray’s
    bail plea. Mr Thackeray applied for bail soon after he was sent to 15-day judicial custody for allegedly inciting violence against Biharis in Mumbai and Maharashtra last October. Since it was not opposed by the Maharashtra government, that had slapped as many as a few dozens cases against him, a court granted MNS chief bail on Rs 1,00,000 bond minutes after sending him to judicial custody till July 13.

    “It was a well-thought out decision to let Raj go. It would have benefited him politically had we opposed his bail and sent him to jail,” a political functionary of the Congress-NCP government told ET.
    Hmm... listen to this loser talk. Who gives a Sh*t that Civil liberties of Bharatiya (misnomer: Indian) citizens are being violated and they are being harrassed & attacked for being from different part of the country?! Lets ignore this Anti-North Indian Racist and his bigotry because it will benefit him politically otherwise. Morally bankrupt to core or what! Had Raj Thackery been Anti-Muslim or Anti-Christian. Oh, All HELL would have broken loose for Islamo-Christist rightist nonsecular Congress, NCP and media. But since its Hindus on the receiving side then who gives two hoots about it. Just make a "well thought out decision" to benefit from it politically. Unbelievable!

Sunday, June 28, 2009

Bharat Ratna for Narasimha Rao... Seriously??!

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Chiranjeevi demands 'Bharat Ratna' for former PM Narasimha Rao

Look at this actor turned politician Chiranjeevi, another All Indian Reject, demanding the "भारत रत्न"/"Bharat Ratna" for Bharat's (misnomer: India) 10th Prime Minister Pamulaparthi Venkat Narasimha Rao (June 20, 1991 – May 16, 1996). The Bharat Ratn is Bharat's (misnomer: India) highest civilian award, awarded for the highest degrees of national service. This service includes artistic, literary, and scientific achievements, as well as "recognition of public service of the highest order".

Morally and Ethically bankrupt that these for-profit overnight politicians are, they have absolutely no sense of history or constitution. I understand that it was in fact P.V. Narasimha Rao's government who took up the political challenge and finally opened Bharat to the world, economically, and somewhat getting rid of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty's debacles. But lets not forget that Narasimha Rao belonged to a wealthy Telugu Niyogi Brahmin family from a village called Vangara (pedda), Bheema Devara pally mandal in the Karimnagar district of Andhra Pradesh. So in his unethical quest to appease and butter-up his Andhra Pradesh based votebank, Chiranjeevi and all these jerks agreeing with him conveniently forgot that Narasimha Rao's Government was tainted with so many corruption cases and charges just like one of his predecessor Rajiv Nehru Feroz Gandhi. To name a few of his stellar misdeeds:

JMM bribery scandal
In July 1993, Rao's government was facing a no-confidence motion, because the opposition felt that it did not have sufficient numbers to prove a majority. It was alleged that Rao, through a representative, offered millions of rupees to members of the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM), and possibly a breakaway faction of the Janata Dal, to vote for him during the confidence motion. Shailendra Mahato, one of those members who had accepted the bribe, turned approver. In 1996, after Rao's term in office had expired, investigations began in earnest in the case.

In 2000, after years of legal proceedings, a special court convicted Rao and his colleague, Buta Singh (who is alleged to have escorted the MPs to the Prime Minister).

St. Kitts forgery scandal
In 1989, Rao along with fellow minister K.K. Tewary, Chandraswami and K.N. Aggarwal were accused of forging documents showing that Ajeya Singh had opened a bank account in the First Trust Corporation Bank in St. Kitts and deposited $21 million in it, making his father V.P. Singh its beneficiary.

Lakhubhai Pathak cheating scandal
Lakhubhai Pathak, an Indian businessman living in England alleged that Chandraswami and K.N. Aggarwal alias Mamaji, along with Mr. Rao, cheated him out of $100,000.00. The amount was given for an express promise for allowing supplies of paper pulp in India, and Pathak alleged that he spent an additional $30,000.00 entertaining Chandraswami and his secretary. Rao and Chandraswami were acquitted of the charges in 2003, due to lack of evidence. Despite this, it remained a large black mark on Rao's administration.

Harshad Mehta Stock Market Scandal (India's Enron)
Also involved scandal where in Indian Stock Market plunged and dropped thousands of point in matter of days when now regent Prime Minister Mr. Manmohan Singh was the Finance Minister. Big Bull (Harshad Mehta) Scandal for bribery of Rs 1 crore in cash and other in form of stock prices. Interestingly, there have been loads of corruption cases in past five years under Mr. Manmohan Singh including Rs. 50000 crores missing from Central Government's Treasury. Coincidence, hard to believe so!

Please read "CAG nails the lie on Congress Govt's 'aam aadmi' claims and corruption", "Narendra Modi in Pune: Rs 50000 crore missing from treasury", "List of Congress/UPA Failures & Betrayals of Aam Aadmi" and "Blunder list of Manmohan Singh's Congress government" for more on his government's corruption.

Here is New York Times on this so-called Bharat Ratn deserver:
"Ex-Premier of India Indicted On Criminal Bribery Charges"

"Former Indian Premier Charged With Corruption"

"India's Ex-Premier Is To Go to Trial"

"India's Former Leader Withdrawn as Candidate"

It also amazes me to read the user comments in that article about Chiranjeevi's ridiculous demand where people are agreeing with him showing that they are completely ignorant of even their two decades old history, forget about expecting them to remember Thousands of years old Glorious Vedic History and Thousand years of Genocide, Persecution, Loot, Rape, Exploitation by Muslim Mughals, Missionaries and Britishers, and still ongoing. Even when one of Muslim Rightist nonsecular Congress party's leader from Rao's time has just been convicted of corruption charges on February 20, 2009. Sukhram, a cabinet colleague of Prime Minister P V Narasimha Rao, amassed disproportionate assets, both movable and immovable, to the tune of Rs 5.36 crore between 1991 and 1996. Please read "3 yrs jail for Ex-minister Sukhram in Disproportionate Assets case". What a bunch of losers!

One of the reader "ramgopal,m.p." said in the comments section of this article on pro-Congress Anti-Hindu Times of India,
"Our beloved prime minister mr.manmohan singh was the member of that team andtrue eye witnes of moments. So I request to govt of India to accept the above demand as it is right honour to such patriot."
Manmohan Singh? Beloved Prime Minister? Seriously?? Wait.. wait. Let me make sure... we are talking about the same guy... the following person right?
"Mr Singh has proved a hopeless decision maker as Prime Minister."
- Financial Times, London, April 15 2009

"The Government has assaulted and weakened every constitutional office: the Election Commission, Governors and Parliament."
- Outlook, March 2 2009
"Manmohan Singh agrees with Indian Mujahideen terrorists?".

Well we never know, if this shameless Muslim Rightist Congress led nonsecular Government can decorate a bunch of Anti-Hindu & Anti-Free Speech retards like Rajdeep Sardesai and Burkha Dutt with "पद्मश्री"/"Padma Shri" then they just might give away Bharat Ratn to Rao for his contribution to corruption. Which is still a little hard to believe given that sycophant Congress shamelessly names Schools, Roads, Colleges, IIMs, Stadiums, Airport and every other possible public property after 6-7 individuals of Nehru-Gandhi-Maino dynasty only.

Please also read "Padma award's discriminations: Devaluation of India continues".

May God Shri Ram ji show us the right path to save Bharat because today Bharatvaasi (misnomer: Indians) and Hindus are their own worst enemies.

Saturday, June 27, 2009

The Rape of Goa

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The Rape of Goa
A photo documentary by Rajan P. Parrikar
This 30-minute exposé lays bare the criminal assault on Goa’s land by real estate sharks and mining mafias in collusion with corrupt state and national politicians. Goa, the last remaining redoubt of the pleasant, civilized life in India, now faces environmental ruin from indiscriminate construction and exploitation of its natural resources. Concomitant with this ruin is the imminent erasure of its sui generis identity and culture wrought by the uncontrolled influx of migrants from all over India. First released in May 2008, The Rape of Goa was screened in towns and cities all across Goa.

Myths & Truths about Godhra & Gujarat Riots

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Please also read,
  1. Gujarat Riots: 12 Lies & Myths concocted by Media

  2. Gujarat riot Myths busted in Supreme Court

  3. PDF: Nanavati-Mehta Commission report is out on Terrorist attack on Sabarmati Train in Godhra

  4. Sabarmati Express carnage was planned by Godhra Muslims

  5. Biased media's insensitivity to Godhra Train terrorist attack

  6. Teesta Setalvad/CPI(M) bribed Gujarat riot witnesses before trial, threatened others

  7. Teesta Setalvad willfully fabricated and submitted incorrect information to Courts
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The myth and truth of Godhra
By Arvind Lavakare, Organiser
Since no 'secularist' or 'liberal' or 'objective' person ever challenged the above sets of figures, some questions arise: Who killed 200-odd Hindus so early in those riots? Was it the police or the Hindus themselves? And what made those 40,000 Hindus rush to relief camps? Was it fear of Hindu mob violence, rape, arson and murder?

Two recent 'news briefs' in print are critical evidence of a reality that's been totally ignored by our 'liberals' who have, for four years running, gone on and on and on about the 'genocide' of Muslims in Gujarat after the sudden inferno in the S-6 compartment of Sabarmati Express had consumed 58 Hindus, including 26 women and 12 children, returning home after performing kar seva at Ayodhya.

In its edition of March 19, 2006, The Sunday Express carried the following report from Ahmedabad:

"Post-Godhra riot case: 7 get lifer
The city sessions court on Friday convicted seven people in a post-Godhra riot case and sentenced them to life term for the murder of 35-year-old Mukesh Panchal, a resident of Lambha. He was attacked by the accused and went missing on November 7, 2003 from Shah-e-Alam Darwaza. His mutilated body was found near Chandoka Lake on November 11. One of the seven accused—Javed Shaukat Ali—meanwhile managed to give the cops a slip and fled from the court."

In its edition of Wednesday, March 29, 2006 The Indian Express carried the following report, also datelined Ahmedabad:

"Nine get jail in post-Godhra riot case
The city sessions court on Tuesday convicted nine accused in a post-Godhra riot case. Additional Sessions Judge Sonia Gokani sentenced Mushtaq alias Kanio Ahmed Sheikh to 10 years in jail for murder and attempt to murder. Eight others were sentenced to 18 months in prison for unlawful assembly, possessing weapons and rioting."

Out of the five convictions so far in l'affaire Godhra, the above two rip the blindfold on Godhra that the country was subjected to since March 2002. Those two convictions conclusively prove that even as some Hindus in Vadodra, Ahmedabad and a few other parts of Gujarat were provoked into insane killing, arson and loot by the S-6 carnage, the Muslims in that state were hardly the cattle hiding from the slaughter house that they have been made out by the "secularists" in and outside our national English media. Do you, for instance, recall reading about the mutilation of Mukesh Panchal's cadaver in any of the English print media? Did you hear a sound byte about it on our TV?

Yes, despite all the media and the consequent political, propaganda about the 'genocide' of Gujarat's Muslims, the reality is that some of that community were also engaged in murder, rioting and unlawful assembly with arms in hand.

This trend was discernible to the objective person four years ago itself. Thus, in its issue of April 28, 2002, The Times of India reporter, Sanjay Pandey, told us that of the 726 people who had been killed by then in the post-Godhra riots, 168 were Hindus. In its issue of June 24, 2002, India Today carried an article saying that the official figure of all people killed in Gujarat in the three months following the S-6 massacre was 800, of which a quarter were Hindus. The Union Home Ministry's Annual Report 2002-03 said that about a third of the total dead in the Godhra riots were Hindus. It also said that, at one stage, 40,000 Hindus were in riot relief camps.

Since no 'secularist' or 'liberal' or 'objective' person ever challenged the above sets of figures, some questions arise: Who killed 200-odd Hindus so early in those riots? Was it the police or the Hindus themselves? And what made those 40,000 Hindus rush to relief camps? Was it fear of Hindu mob violence, rape, arson and murder?

More proof of the blindfold on Godhra came in 2005, when the UPA coalition (comprising the 'secular' friends of Muslims) made a statement in Parliament that 254 Hindus and 790 Muslims were killed in those riots.

But our national media simply refused to remove the blindfold on Godhra. Hence it was that the elites of our society continued to rant about the Gujarat 'pogrom of genocide'; some cussed Indians even conspired to deny a US visa to the Chief Minister of one of the country's fastest developing states.

Aiding and abetting that conspiracy were reports from Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International et al. The National Human Rights Commission joined in; written lies by the likes of Arundhati Roy and fake e-mails added fuel to the fire. All of them went to town about the Gujarat 'genocide' with blinkers on, a blindfold underneath. None wanted to touch upon the minority community's role in that tragedy.

But the latest criminal conviction of 16 Muslims evokes the recall of the Justice Tewatia Report on the Godhra issue published on April 26, 2002 under the aegis of the Council For International Affairs And Human Rights, based in New Delhi.

It was a report based on a six-day field study of a team headed by Justice D.S. Tewatia, former Chief Justice, Calcutta High Court and Punjab and Haryana High Court. Its other members were Dr J.C. Batra, senior advocate, Supreme Court, Dr Krishan Singh, academician, Jawahar Lal Kaul, veteran journalist, and Prof. B. K. Kuthiala, Dean, Faculty of Media Studies, G.J. University, Hisar.

The five-man team visited three affected areas and relief camps in Ahmedabad, interacting freely with the public and members of both communities, and without government interference. In Godhra, five delegations from both communities and also of mixed composition presented their views and facts to the team. Similarly, free discussions with the public and affected communities were held in Vadodra at seven affected areas and five relief camps. It collected information from the staff at the Godhra Railway Station, district administration, including the Collector and Police Commissioner, passengers traveling in Sabarmati Express on 27.02.02 in S-6 compartment as well as in other compartments, staff of the Fire Brigade, Godhra, reports in 22 newspapers and nine magazines (local, regional and Delhi) and views on media coverage articulated by some 500 persons including intellectuals like lawyers, doctors and businessmen. The site where the train was initially stopped and stoned was also visited. A high point was that 13 delegations consisting of 121 citizens met Justice Tewatia's team and presented their viewpoints and information. The delegations ranged from the Association of Hoteliers to a group of Vanvasis and affected Muslim as well as Hindu women.

Based on the considerable oral, audio and visual evidence obtained from the above interactions, the Justice Tewatia team's conclusions most relevant to the blindfold on Godhra were as follows:

1.
Burning of 58 Hindu pilgrims on February 27, 2002 was an act carried out at the behest of then government of Pakistan which had planned to burn the entire Sabarmati Express carrying some 2000 passengers. The primary objective was to create Hindu-Muslim communal conflagration in India. The actual perpetrators were jehadi elements in the predominantly Muslim town of Godhra where
1.
a very high traffic of telephone calls was recorded between Godhra and Pakistan, especially Karachi, before the date of the carnage
2.
an abnormally large number of passports were issued,
3.
there was a large number of persons without ration cards
4.
a large number of unemployed Muslims had mobile phones,
5.
though there is no tradition of being a Muslim pilgrim center and the local Muslims are not affluent, three istema (religious gatherings) have been held and attended by large numbers of foreigners, and
6.
an Assistant Collector (a young Muslim from eastern UP) went on leave two days before the gory incident and did not return till the middle of March though the district of his posting was aflame with communal riots much earlier.
2.
The vacuum pipe between the Coaches No. S-6 and S-7 was cut thereby preventing any further movement of the train. Miscreants threw bricks and stones at the train as soon as it left Godhra railway station. The stoning intensified after it finally stopped about 700 metres from the station. The passengers of the train, particularly Coaches S-5, S-6 and S-7, were the main targets. Burning missiles and acid bulbs were thrown on and in the coaches. One such acid missile landed in Coach S-7 and a fire started which the passengers were able to extinguish. But the attack continued and more burning missiles were thrown into the Coach S-6.
3.
In an effort to control the subsequent riots, the Gujarat government
4.
Publicly announced its decision to employ the Army on the evening of the day riots began on February 28 (Within less than 24 hours at least one brigade of Indian Army had air-landed at Ahmedabad),
5.
Made preventive arrests of over 33,000 people,
6.
Fired over 12,000 rounds of bullets,
7.
Fired over 15,000 rounds of tear gas shells,
8.
The involvement of Vanvasis in the post-Godhra riots added a new dimension to the communal violence. In rural areas the Vanvasis attacked the Muslim moneylenders, shopkeepers and the forest contractors. They used their traditional bow and arrows as also their implements used to cut trees and grass while attacking Muslims. They moved in groups and used coded signals for communication. Apparently, the accumulated anger of years of exploitation by Muslim moneylenders (interest of 50 per cent per annum), shopkeepers and forest contractors had become explosive after moneylenders sexually exploited their womenfolk.
9.
The media selected, distorted and added fiction to prove their respective points of view. The code of ethics prescribed by the Press Council of India was violated by the media with impunity. It so enraged the citizens that several concerned citizens in the disturbed areas suggested that peace could return to the state only if some of the TV channels were closed for some weeks. Even the Vanvasis complained that the media had no time to hear their agony and was spreading canards against the Hindus. Newspapers published in English from Delhi invariably editorialised the news. Direct and indirect comments in the news writing were so telling that the personal likes and dislikes of the news reporters were too obvious to be missed. They appeared to have assumed the role of crusaders against the State Government from day one. It coloured the entire operation of newsgathering, feature writing and editorials.

Conclusions 1 to 4 above are indicators as to why our national media, ever afraid to criticise the Muslim and ever ready to indulge in BJP/Hindu bashing, bypassed the Justice Tewatia Report, despite its high credentials and the fact that it was publicly released at a press conference in New Delhi. After all, our 'secular' national media simply could not have tolerated giving even a line to report's conclusion 5 above. Hence, they simply buried the whole report itself, put a blindfold on the country vision of it. After all, they had found their Hindu-bashing agenda in the post-Godhra riots and they were hell-bent in pushing it full steam, right up to the Supreme Court and beyond to the United Nations.

Will the criminal conviction of 16 by two separate sessions judges in Ahmedabad remove the blindfold on Godhra that the 'monster media' put on the people of this country?

(The writer can be contacted at 202, Dosti Erica, Antop Hill, Wadala (E), Mumbai 400 037.)

Friday, June 26, 2009

Siddhivinayak Temple Trust's Corruption

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Whatever Daan (selfless donations) Hindus make in the Temples for its protection, preservation and development instead gets redirected for Hajj & Bethlehem subsidies, thanks to Extreme Muslim Right-Wing nonsecular Congress government. Please also read "DMK on its way to destroy chidambaram temple". A Non-Profit Organization called Hindu Janajagruti Samiti is protesting against corruption in Siddhivinayak Temple Trust in Mumbai. HJS is conducting awareness drive on each Tuesday at Siddhivinayak Temple. Do listen to the views of that young lady at 1 min 33 sec.

This so-called "Secular" Government of Muslim Rightist nonsecular Congress has no qualms in unethically and immorally controlling the funds and administration of Hindu Temples while it does not interfere in or questions the workings of any Mosque (Masjid), Madarssa, Church, Gurudwara, etc. Hypocrisy and Discrimination Galore!

Anti-Hindu Maoist Communists banned as terrorists

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Extreme Muslim Right-Wing Congress Government finally grew some balls to ban the Communist Party of India (Maoists) as a Left-Wing Terrorist Organization. Conveniently and not so surprisingly just after recently concluded elections which have been widely alleged as being fraudulently won by Congress through tampered Electronic Voting Machines (EVM). Conveniently because as an outcome of recent elections, Muslim Rightist Congress doesn't need to sleep with its Anti-Hindu Leftists partners in order to hog the power. Banned terrorist organization CPI (M) mostly consists of Christians who have unleashed a spat of terror attacks on Hindus, murdered Hindu Seers and destroyed Hindu Temples in the region to force convert Hindus to Christianity by hook or crook. Please read and watch,
  1. Vedanta Kesari Swami Laxmananda Saraswati murdered by Christian Terrorists

  2. Another Hindu Seer brutally murdered by Christians in Orissa

  3. Communal Anti-Hindu Christians are unmasked

  4. Lakhs of people attend Sradhanjali Sabha for Swami Laxmananda Saraswati

  5. Christian Taliban: Hindu Temples set on fire in Silchar

  6. Christian Taliban strikes: Hanumanji statue demolished

  7. Muslims attack on Hindus increase in Bengal

  8. Tarun Vijay on History of Terrorism in the World

  9. Nehruvian-secular Marxist perspective with its distinctive anti-Hindu slant has remained the 'official' history of this timeless civilization



Source: Thomson Reuters

Irani Mullah: F**k democracy & Kill the protestors

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Iranian Mullah's diktat, God says F**k the democracy and kill those who demand it just like Mullahs in Bharat (misnomer: India) preach. Please read “Johann Hari has Hindu Phobia”, “London Bridge is burning down...”, “Editorial slandering of Hindu symbols by CNN-IBN” and “Indian radical Muslim clerics and extremists unhappy with Sarkozy” for a few examples.



Hardline Iranian cleric Ahmad Khatami addresses worshippers in a sermon at Tehran university and calls for leading "rioters" to be executed.

In a sermon broadcast on Iranian state media outlet IRIB, Khatami , said the judiciary should charge the leading "rioters" as being "mohareb" or one who wages war against God.

Under Iran's Islamic law, punishment for people convicted as mohareb is execution.

The authorities have used a combination of warnings, arrests and the threat of police action to drive large demonstrations off Tehran's streets since multiple protests erupted in the wake of the disputed presidential election that saw moderate former Prime Minister Mirhossein Mousavi beaten by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.


Source: Thomson Reuters

Google blocked in China

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Internet users in China were briefly unable to open Google's main sites late Wednesday on June 24, 2009, and the company said it is investigating.



Source: Thomson Reuters

Jon Stewart & Colbert on Obama's Hypocrisy

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Jon in his own branded style exposes the hypocrisy of President Obama about Transparency and Accountability in Government that he so ardently sold during his Presidential campaign but is now doing the exact opposite. In other words his administration is Stonewalling.

Jon Stewart's Cheney Predacted: The Obama administration worries that future vice presidents will refuse to testify because they don't want to get made fun of.

The Daily Show With Jon StewartMon - Thurs 11p / 10c
Cheney Predacted
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Political HumorJason Jones in Iran


Stephen Colbert's Commonsense Health Care Reform Infomercial: Barack Obama promotes his health care plan on ABC, while Republicans propose their own health care reform with an infomercial.

The Colbert ReportMon - Thurs 11:30pm / 10:30c
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Thursday, June 25, 2009

King of Pop Michael Jackson dies at 50

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"The King of Pop" and a "Music Legend" Mr. Michael Joseph Jackson died of cardiac arrest today on June 25, 2009 at 2:26 PM PST. He was 50 years old. A 911 call from his home released by Los Angeles Police shows the frantic moments after the pop icon went into cardiac arrest.





He was born on August 29, 1958 in Gary, Indiana in United States. He was 7th of 9 children. He started his career with his other 4 siblings as "The Jackson Five". He signed his first Music contract with Mowtown Records in 1968. The eccentric icon of American pop music rose to international fame with albums such as 1982's "Thriller". The album remained in the top 10 of the Billboard 200 for 80 consecutive weeks and 37 of those weeks at the peak position. It was the first album to have seven Billboard Hot 100 top 10 singles, including "Billie Jean", "Beat It" and "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'". Thriller was certified for 28 million shipments by the Recording Industry Association of America, giving it Double Diamond status in the US. It is often cited as the best-selling album of all time, with worldwide sales between 47 million and 109 million copies. He has sold over 750 million copies of his total albums worldwide.



In March 1988, Jackson purchased land near Santa Ynez, California to build Neverland Ranch at a cost of $17 million. The 2,700-acre (11 km2) property had Ferris wheels, a menagerie, and a movie theater. A security staff of 40 patrolled the grounds. In 2003, the property was valued at approximately $100 million. In 1989, his annual earnings from album sales, endorsements, and concerts was estimated at $125 million for that year alone. Shortly afterward, Jackson became the first Westerner to appear in a television advert for Russia.

In 1997 and 2001 (as solo artist) he was inducted into Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Later started the downfall with accusations of child molestations and lawsuits. In 2005, he was acquitted from the child molestation case. In 2006, the State of California closed down his "Neverland Ranch". It is now owned by Sycamore Valley Ranch Co. LLC.

He may have been alleged for being a pedophile, he may have been on a self-destructive spree and he may have looked more weirder day by day but no one can deny that he was a true musical talent of 20th Century. May Bhagwan ji (God) give Shanti (Peace) to his Atma (Soul).

Here is an album with his pictures over the years.

This is his first album "I want you back, baby one more chance".



Here is his Official Youtube channel where you can watch most of this popular songs and albums: http://www.youtube.com/michaeljackson

Sources:
  1. Michael Jackson, Pop Icon, Is Dead at 50. By New York Times (NYT)

  2. Pop star Michael Jackson dead at 50. By Los Angeles (LA) Times

  3. Michael Jackson on Wikipedia

  4. पॉप किंग माइकल जैक्सन की हार्ट अटैक से मौत

  5. Jackson 911 call by Reuters

  6. Michael Jackson's legacy to music by Reuters

  7. 911 call for Jackson by Yahoo News

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Richard Nixon & Henry Kissinger's Taped conversation: Indira Gandhi is a Bitch & an Old Witch

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Below are the infamous declassified documents containing the transcript of conversation between US President (January 20, 1969 – August 9, 1974) Mr. Richard Nixon and his Assistant for National Security Affairs Mr. Henry Kissinger in which they abused Bharatvaasi (misnomer: Indians) and called the then Bharatiya (misnomer: Indian) Prime Minister Dictator Indira Nehru Feroz Gandhi as "a bitch" and "the old witch". She is the same Prime Minister who gave us THE darkest days in Bharatiya Democracy by unethically and unjustifiably declaring Emergency on June 25, 1975 till March 21, 1977. During this dark period of Emergency, despotic Indira made many immoral changes to the constitution including to the Preamble of the Bharatiya Constitution. Here are some famous pictures from the days of Emergency.

The famous cartoon by Abu Abraham showing the former President of India, Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed, signing the proclamation of Emergency from his bathtub.

Dictator Indira Gandhi's despotic regime found this cartoon by Abu Abraham in Indian Express not fit for publication as it was critical of her censorship. Cartoon was CENSORED. See the rejection stamp.

One MAN Government.

श्रमेव-जयते or Shram-eva-Jayate was another slogan then. Indira Gandhi's stooges colleagues labored hard.

One of the outputs generated from Dictator Indira Gandhi's propaganda machine: Price of Liberty Indian people had to pay.

Dictator Indira Gandhi had ministerial colleagues during dark days of Emergency who all resembled this.

Frontpage of Indian Herald Newspaper when Emergency (Darkest days of Indian Democracy) was enforced by Indira Gandhi & Indian National Congress and opposition including great stalwart Indian leaders like Mr. Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Mr. Lal Krishna Advani, et al, the then opposition, were thrown in jail.

Frontpage of The Hindu Newspaper when Emergency (Darkest days of Indian Democracy) was enforced by Indira Gandhi & Indian National Congress and press censorship was imposed.

Jayaprakash Narayan (JP) leading people to Parliament Street against Emergency.

All vacant sites of outdoor media and billboards had to display such dictatorial messages.

Few examples of her tyrannies which made complete mockery of the Bharatiya Constitution and civil liberties:
* Suspension of Fundamental Rights
* Article 14 – Right to Equality before Law
* Article 21 – Right to Life and Personal Liberty
* Article 22 – Protection against Arrest and Detention in certain cases
* Gain of extraordinary power
* 39 th Amendment – Made proclamation of Emergency non-justiciable
* 40 th Amendment – Courts prevented from hearing against President, PM, Speaker
* 41 st Amendment – Conferred immunity to PM against criminal proceedings in just about every conceivable case
* 42 nd Amendment – Authorised President to amend Constitution for 2 years
* Abolished the need for quorum in Parliament (2/3 could make laws for India!)

These documents "Foreign Relations, 1969-1976, Volume E-7, Documents on South Asia, 1969-1972" were released by Office of the Historian, Bureau of Public Affairs, United States Department of State on June 28, 2005.

As per the Press Release,
For the period January 1969 to February 1971 and all of 1972, the e-volume released today provides full coverage of U.S. policy toward India and Pakistan, Afghanistan, and the newly created state of Bangladesh. The e-volume also contains documentation that supplements the print volume XI. These additional documents on India and Pakistan for the period March to December 1971 include intelligence assessments, key messages from the U.S. Embassies in Islamabad and New Delhi and the Consulate General in Dacca, responses to National Security Study Memoranda, and full transcripts of Presidential tape recordings that are summarized and excerpted in editorial notes in volume XI.

Even before the "tilt" toward Pakistan during the war, the Nixon administration concluded that peace and stability in South Asia could only be maintained by aiding Pakistan against a stronger India that was receiving military aid from the Soviet Union. In addition, Pakistan was serving as a secret conduit on behalf of Nixon and Kissinger in their attempts to open contacts with the People's Republic of China. A major theme of this e-volume is the Nixon administration's policy of so-called one-time only exceptions of arms sales to Pakistan, a policy that reversed the Johnson administration's moratorium on lethal military sales to both countries after the 1965 war. When, over the objections of Secretary of State William Rogers, Nixon released for sale to Pakistan 100 U.S. tanks (formerly the property of Turkish armed forces), U.S.-Indian relations, which had not been good, deteriorated even further. India responded by closing some United States Information Service (USIS) cultural centers.

After its supplemental coverage of the conclusion of the 1971 war, the major theme of the e-volume is the U.S. adjustment to a new balance of power in South Asia. The Nixon administration offered substantial economic aid and limited military aid to Pakistan under its new civilian president, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. Pakistan did not consider the military aid sufficient, but relations between Pakistan and the United States were generally good. U.S. relations with India showed some improvement, as Washington responded cautiously to overtures from India for better bilateral relations. There was, however, the realization among the U.S. intelligence community and the Washington bureaucracy that India had a growing potential for producing nuclear weapons.
"Indira was a bitch to Nixon" by Chidanand Rajghatta on July 1, 2005
The United States may be cooing and billing over India now, but just 35 years ago, its President and National Security Advisor corrosively called then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi a bitch and a witch, felt Indians were sanctimonious and hypocritical bastards, and wished India would be struck by a famine and lose badly in a war.

The dramatis personae in some of the most toxic exchanges are Richard Nixon, a coarse and foul-mouthed Republican president who was left office in disgrace after being impeached in the Watergate scandal, and his sidekick Henry Kissinger, a great votary of Indo-U.S ties today, who some regard as the greatest war criminal alive.

The scene is the winter of 1971 when a military dictatorship in Pakistan has unleashed a brutal genocide in the eastern wing of the country, raping, looting and killing its Hindu minorities and intellectuals on a scale that makes today's excesses in the region look like a picnic. Although U.S diplomats in Dhaka sent frantic cables chronicling the brutalities, Nixon's only concern is how to protect Pakistan and its dictator Yahya Khan against a country which he feels is too close to the Soviet Union and has been ungrateful to the United States.

They also discuss manipulating public opinion and trash American diplomats who they see as sympathetic to the Indian plight of handling millions of refugees streaming into West Bengal from then East Pakistan (now Bangladesh).

In later conversations, Nixon and Kissinger call Keating a bastard, a traitor, and a weak son of a bitch. Pakistan's military dictator Yahya Khan, who was responsible for the slaughter of more than a million Bangladeshis is, in Nixon's words ''a decent, honorable man.''
Foreign Relations, 1969-1976, Volume E-7, Documents on South Asia, 1969-1972
Document 150

150. Conversation Among President Nixon, the President's Assistant for National Security Affairs (Kissinger), and the President's Chief of Staff (Haldeman), Washington, November 5, 1971, 8:15-9:00 a.m.


Nixon: This is just the point when she is a bitch.

Kissinger: Well, the Indians are bastards anyway. They are starting a war there. It's—to them East Pakistan is no longer the issue. Now, I found it very interesting how she carried on to you yesterday about West Pakistan.

Nixon: I think I'll make the meeting today a rather brief—cool. [unclear] I don't mean by that cool in terms of not trying to bring up [unclear] I'll talk to her a little about Vietnam, and-

Kissinger: I'd let her talk a little more, maybe today—

Nixon: Yeah?

Kissinger: —to be a little less forthcoming. But basically, Mr. President—

Nixon: So I was trying to give her no excuses. Now I've talked to her, told her everything we're going to do. Now it's up to her.

Kissinger: While she was a bitch, we got what we wanted too. You very subtly—I mean, she will not be able to go home and say that the United States didn't give her a warm reception and therefore, in despair, she's got to go to war.

Nixon: Yeah.

Kissinger: So her objective—she has a right to be a little sore because you thwarted her objective. She would rather have had you give her a cool reception—

Nixon: That's right.

Kissinger: —so that she could say that she was really put upon.

Nixon: Oh, we really—

Kissinger: And—

Nixon: We really slobbered over the old witch.

Kissinger: How you slobbered over her in things that did not matter, but in the things that did matter—

Nixon: Yeah.

Kissinger: —you didn't give her an inch. So that she's—

Nixon: She knows.

Kissinger: She knows she isn't coming out of here with any—she can't go home and say, "The president promised to do the following for me," and then when you don't do it—

Nixon: Did you get across with that clown yesterday afternoon at 5:00? You went on the, that as far as the, as she was concerned that she would consider letting him—

Kissinger: Yep.

Nixon: —consult with regard to the designation. We want to be sure he understood that was the situation.

Kissinger: Right, and I fixed it in the memorandum of conversation which I'm giving him in such a way that it—just a little. I've made it a little more explicit.

Nixon: Now you've covered Rogers for long enough—

Kissinger: Oh yeah, Rogers is in good shape.

Nixon: He's prepared to be told this?

Kissinger: Oh yes. They've apparently treated him personally in a way that he doesn't like, so he's very—

Nixon: Ha!

Kissinger: No, no. He'll be very tough with them.

Nixon: Yeah, he's likely to be sharper with them than I was, you know. He can do that [unclear].

Kissinger: Well, he will be personally sharper but he doesn't like her. In substance he won't be as tough as you—

Nixon: He's likely [unclear].

Kissinger: —because he doesn't know the subject so well. I mean the skill—

Nixon: You should have heard, Bob, the way we worked her around. I dropped stilettos all over her. It's like, you know—

Kissinger: She didn't know [unclear exchange] about the guerrillas in East Pakistan. [unclear]. One thing that really struck me, the blown up [unclear] and that takes a lot of technical training. I wonder where they got that.

Nixon: She [unclear] so fast.

Kissinger: She said the East Bengal rifles [unclear-used to?]. That's where it came from.

Nixon: That's right. We also stuck it to her on that book—Henry's book about India-Pakistan.

Kissinger: She said she studied a lot about the problems—how these conflicts started. Read a book by Maxwell, called India-China War, which is a book that in effect proves that India started the '62 War. It was done with an enormous politeness and courtesy and warmth.

Nixon: Well I acted as if I didn't know what the hell had happened—

Haldeman: Yeah.

Nixon: —so she couldn't say anything. But she knew goddamn well that I knew what happened, don't you think?

Kissinger: Oh, yeah. You stuck it to her about the press.

Nixon: On that I hit it hard.

Kissinger: And I told—

Nixon: I raised my voice a little.

Kissinger: And I told her assistant—I told my opposite number that the thing that is really striking to us is that last year Mrs. Gandhi, during her election campaign, made official protests that we were intervening when we weren't. And she never produced any proof. And yet every opposition candidate gets a royal reception, tremendous publicity, personal meetings. And then after you do all of this you come over here and ask us to solve all your problems.

Nixon: You told him that?

Kissinger: Oh, yeah.

Nixon: Good for you.

Kissinger: I said look at the record the last 3 months. You've had a press campaign against us. You put out the word that our relations are the worst ever. You get Kennedy over. You get that Congressman Gallagher over. You make a treaty with the Russians. And then you come here and say we have to solve your problems for you.

Nixon: Well if it was any—

Kissinger: But, Mr. President, even though she was a bitch, we shouldn't overlook the fact that we got what we wanted, which was we kept her from going out of here saying that the United States kicked her in the teeth. We've got the film clip of this; you've got the toast. You've got the general warmth that you generated in the personal meeting.

Nixon: I do think at dinner tonight [unclear].

Kissinger: You didn't give her a goddamn thing.

Nixon: [unclear]

Kissinger: If you would have put on a Johnson performance, it would have been emotionally more satisfying but it would have hurt us. Because—I mean if you had been rough with her—

Nixon: Yeah.

Kissinger: —then she'd be crying, going back crying to India. So I think even though she is a bitch, I'd be a shade cooler today, but—

Nixon: No, no. I mean, "cool" in terms of, like yesterday, as you noted, I tried to carry the conversation.

Kissinger: No, I'd let her carry it.

Nixon: And was sort of saying, "look, we're being as good as we can in dealing with Pakistan. What else can we do?" Today, I'm just going to say [unclear].

Kissinger: That's what I would do. Except for Vietnam, I'd give her 5 minutes of the Tito talk because it will go right back to the Russians as well as to the Vietnamese.

Nixon: Will it?

Kissinger: Oh, yeah. They have the closest diplomatic ties now with Russia. They leak everything right back to them.

Nixon-Kissinger's views about the then US Ambassador to Bharat (misnomer: India) Mr. Kenneth Barnard Keating were not that respectful either and they also ridiculed Bharat's security concerns which were being echoed by Mr. Keating in those times.

Foreign Relations, 1969-1976, Volume E-7, Documents on South Asia, 1969-1972
Document 136
136. Conversation Between President Nixon and his Assistant for National Security Affairs (Kissinger), Washington, June 4, 1971, 9:42-9:51 a.m.

Nixon: I told Keating that I would see him—he was there last night at this little party we had—and I told him I would see him when he came back, late and in the middle of June, just before the Foreign Minister came. And I think we'll just have him for a half hour and then have him—

Kissinger: I saw him leaving.

Nixon: I also told him that, I said the problem here is that we just got to be sure we don't get involved in an internal conflict, be pulled one way or another, so forth and so on.

Kissinger: He's almost fanatical on this issue.

Nixon: Well what the hell does he think we should do about it?

Kissinger: Oh he thinks—I tell you, he thinks we should cut off all military aid, all economic aid, and in effect help the Indians to push the Pakistanis out of—

Nixon: Push—I don't want him to come in with that kind of jackass thing with me.

Kissinger: Mr. President, actually we've got to keep Yahya, we have to keep Yahya [unclear] public executions for the next month.

Nixon: Look, even apart from the Chinese thing, I wouldn't do that to help the Indians, the Indians are no goddamn good. Now Keating, like every Ambassador who goes over there, goes over there and gets sucked in. He now thinks the—

Kissinger: Those sons-of-bitches, who never have lifted a finger for us, why should we get involved in the morass of East Pakistan? All the more so, I quite agree with the point, if East Pakistan becomes independent, it is going to become a cesspool. It's going be 100 million people, they have the lowest standard of living in Asia—

Nixon: Yeah.

Kissinger: No resources. They're going to become a ripe field for Communist infiltration. And then they're going to bring pressure on India because of West Bengal. So that the Indians in their usual idiotic way are playing for little stakes, unless they have in the back of their minds that they could turn East Pakistan into a sort of protectorate that they could control from Calcutta. That they may have in the back of their mind.

Nixon: Oh, what they had in the back of their mind was to destroy Pakistan.

Following is an excerpt from the telegram to various American Embassies. It informs of US's stand vis-a-vis Bharat and Pakistan conflict during that time. It also makes clear as to what does the then Nixon administration thought of Bharatvaasi. As per the telegram, Bhutto actually wanted reconciliation with Bharat but had some constraints for which he wanted US to put pressure on Bharat.

Foreign Relations, 1969-1976, Volume E-7, Documents on South Asia, 1969-1972
Document 193
TELEGRAM
ACTION Amembassy ISLAMABAD IMMEDIATE

INFO: Amembassy NEW DELHI
USUN NEW YORK Amembassy LONDON Amembassy MOSCOW Amembassy TEHRAN Amembassy PARIS
Amconsul DACCA
Amconsul CALCUTTA

STATE
Deliver opening of Business Dec. 19.
SUBJECT: Secretary's Conversation with Bhutto
1. Following is uncleared Memcon, FYI, and subject to revision upon review.

2. Pak Deputy PM-designate, Z. A. Bhutto, called on Secretary December 18 prior to call on President. Bhutto accompanied by Ambassador Raza. Sisco and Laingen sat in. Bhutto expressed deep appreciation that US had stood by Pakistan in defense QUOTE basic principles international law and civilized society UNQUOTE, indicated strong concern over Soviet policies in achieving QUOTE reversal of Cubas at Pakistan's cost UNQUOTE, and pledged determination seek reconciliation with India. Essential, however, that Indian forces leave East Pakistan promptly; said he thought it still possible preserve Pak unity on basis very loose confederation. In any event effort must be made and he was returning to Pakistan forthwith not to rock boat but to do what he could in context transfer of political power which now vital and urgent. Secretary stressed strong USG support for Pakistan, understanding for severe problems ahead, and intention continue be as helpful as possible. Assured Bhutto we would consult closely before any action re Bangla Desh but noted likelihood we would need and wish to support international humanitarian relief that area.
(Continued next page)

3. Secretary gave Bhutto warm welcome, emphasizing our understanding that this was sad time in history Pakistan and that we very pleased to get Bhutto's views directly regarding future and what we can do together to be helpful. Noted we have tried to do what we could to help in current crisis and that president particularly was understanding and sympathetic on basis certain basic principles and was looking forward to meeting Bhutto later in day.

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6. Second fundamental point was that he and Pakistani people were. prepared for reconciliation with India. India now has glorious opportunity either to seek reconciliation with Pakistan or become enemy of Pakistan, for all time on scale like Carthage and Rome. If India
missed present opportunity, there would be hatred for all time, utter chaos and terrible massacre. He shuddered to think what this could mean for Muslims in Bengal. Moreover, this hatred would spread to whole subcontinent: India must act with magnanimity. Honorable adjustments between two countries could be made but these could not be made in vacuum and would require time.

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11. Secretary took note of Bhutto's hope India would act with magnanimity but noted that despite capacity of Indians often to appear magnanimous publicly and on the record, they could be very sanctimonious and self-righteous and act quite differently privately. Bhutto concurred and said it most Important for this reason that USG not lose current political initiative. US should make clear to India that it had treaty relationship with Pakistan and that it was not going to fold up its carpets and leave." India should also be made to understand from US that latter giving serious consideration to massive economic assistance and considering military assistance in order to restore strategic balance in South Asia. Indians must understand from US that it has major global interests that have been adversely affected by recent Soviet action South Asia and that it would take these into account in seeking long-term permanent settlement. Indians should also hear from US that they could not do one thing in East Pakistan and something else in Kashmir. Indians had used force in East Pakistan but what of Kashmir?

12. These were things that USG should now be telling. India. Whether USG could in fact provide military and economic aid now was not so important. (He aware of public opinion trends in US.) USG and GOP could talk about such things later; important thing was that India should have clear understanding that we considering such action. Secretary commented that India should also understand that accom plishing secession of a neighboring state by force was dangerous principle with widespread consequences. Bhutto agreed,saying this was dangerous Pandora's box.
13. Secretary observed that he hoped that Bhutto understood that USG would be under strong pressure public opinion to continue involve itself
actively in humanitarian relief actions in Bangla Desh. Bhutto said he understood this but hoped it would be done in way that would not imply recognition and would not complicate GOP's negotiating stance on future of East Pakistan.

14. In response questions by Secretary and Sisco re future evolution East-West Pakistan relations, Bhutto said Pakistan ready and willing negotiate new arrangement, It was important, however, that this be done by people of Pakistan and that there must be withdrawal Indian forces.

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15. Secretary asked what basic stance Bhutto thought USG should take toward East Pakistan. Bhutto's response was that US could not be unfriendly to 70 million people These people would be heavily dependent on USG since India could obviously do little to help them and only US could Promise "hope." In response specific query from Secretary, Bhutto said hem. convinced that confederation on "very loose
basis" would have been possible in past between East and West Pakistan; he could not say with certainty whether this now possible but it was important that people of Pakistan be allowed to make an effort to accomplish, this. Tragically, what had now happened had set back development in East Pakistan by fifty years. India could do nothing to help in this respect.

16. Bhutto said Mrs. Gandhi now faced dangerous situation. She had laid basis for "Bangla Deshes allover Subcontinent." (At separate point, referred to "bug of secession" that could spread very fast in-West Pakistan if previous balance -between East and West not present.) Said Mrs. Gandhi would rue the day she had "gone to bed with Soviet bear."[Emphasis added] Soviets had no humanitarian instincts at all.

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In this conversation Nixon calls Bharatvaasi hypocrites and sanctimonious.

Foreign Relations, 1969-1976, Volume E-7, Documents on South Asia, 1969-1972
Document 146
Nixon: The Indians did insist there's this, and, you know, they're hypocrites and sanctimonious about this. Now there's no question that Yahya has handled it really in a stupid way. I mean, and the only way you would expect in [with?] all the military backing. He's a very decent man, but it's just been handled badly. And in any case that the country is inevitable, as it's inevitable this country will tear part, come apart. But the Indians, the Indians are playing—I'm afraid from all reports, they're playing a game here that I think is wrong. I think they're deliberately trying to make it insoluble. And if it becomes insoluble what happens? Well, what happens is you have India, which can't even digest what they already have, probably—how the hell are they going to run that place? The other thing is that there is the danger, and there is the danger that a West Pakistani with a suicidal attitude will decide to have a fight.

Douglas-Home: Through Kashmir?

Nixon: Certainly.

Kissinger: We've had an intelligence report today—I don't know that [unclear]—Well, that they're thinking of going into Kashmir because this situation, as the Foreign Secretary is pointing out, is getting unmanageable.

Nixon: What can we do? What can be done?
This is a talk between the then US Secretary and the then Pakistani Minister of State for Defense and Foreign Affairs, Aziz Ahmed in which US Secretary wishes that Bharat looses the war and that too badly. This conversation is just amazing. It shows how far apart Bharat and US stood under Dictator Indira Nehru Gandhi and compare it to how close they are today because of relentless efforts of Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee's BJP led NDA Government (1998-2004).

Foreign Relations, 1969-1976, Volume E-8, Documents on South Asia, 1973-1976
Document 176
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Memorandum of Conversation

DATE: September 30, 1974
TIME: 4:30 p.m.

SUBJECT: The Call of the Pakistani Minister of State for Defense and Foreign Affairs, Aziz Ahmed on the Secretary

PARTICIPANTS:

Pakistan:
Minister of State for Defense and Foreign Affairs Aziz Ahmed
Ambassador Sahabzada Yaqub Khan
Minister-Counselor Iqbal Riza

U.S.:
The Secretary
Alfred L. Atherton, Jr., Assistant Secretary
Robert Oakley, NSC
Peter D. Constable, NEA/PAB (Notetaker)

DISTRIBUTION: S; S/S; WH (General Scowcroft)

THE SECRETARY: I am pleased to see you. I look forward to my visit to Pakistan at the end of the month.

AZIZ AHMED: We are looking forward to your visit too. It will be a very short visit, but I don't blame you. I know you are very hard-pressed. It is remarkable how much you can do.

THE SECRETARY: I am very pressed for time. My program is the same in each country except for an extra day in India. I have never been there before as Secretary of State. I have had a telegram from Ambassador Byroade conveying some concerns about my visit to India. We would like to move the Indians away from the Soviets. But we are not engaging in a reorientation of our foreign policy. You must not be rattled by our moves with India.

AZIZ AHMED: I had a call from Prime Minister Bhutto yesterday and he asked me to convey some thoughts to you. He was concerned by reports that you had said there was a dramatic improvement in relations between the U.S. and India, and that all differences had been resolved.

THE SECRETARY: I said there had been an improvement in relations and that is substantially true, although it is not so much from what we are doing. We want to move them away from the Soviets. But we would never tolerate military aggression against Pakistan.

AZIZ AHMED: The Prime Minister also asked me to remind you of what you said in 1971, that you would teach them a lesson they would never forget. Now I know that positions change and that policies evolve. THE SECRETARY: Well, in practice, they are coming to us.

AZIZ AHMED: But the reverse impression has been created. The Weintraub article in the New York Times indicated that the U. S. is seeking ways to give aid to India...

THE SECRETARY: I have seen that article. We have a budding novelist in our Embassy. He is busy writing chapters for his book. We are not eager to give aid to India and I would be amazed if Congress appropriated any. It was obvious that someone was talking to Embassy people. It is a classic example of masochism. We have to prove ourselves to the Indians. Even the Indians would not be so insolent as to demand that. It is an American masochistic sense of guilt that we must perform a national duty by giving aid to India. We want to create an impression and maybe the reality of greater Indian independence. We want the Soviets to understand that they get no permenent advantage anywhere when they touch something. We have no illusions about Indian policy, but their and our purposes may be served by the illusion of better relations. There are also domestic advantages in this. Internationally there is no significance, no real change.

AZIZ AHMED: If I may say so, this is an old story. Twelve years ago we were told that you had to have better relations with India to prevent it from having closer relations with the Soviets. We think there is another way. You have to prove to the Indians the futility of arming themselves. This can only be demonstrated by indicating specifically what the U.S. will do in the event of an attack on Pakistan. This can also be demonstrated by supplying sophisticated arms to Pakistan. Then the Indians will realize it is futile to build up its arms.

THE SECRETARY: My going to India makes it easier to do something for Pakistan. Our problem is... It is essential that you see the President while you are here. He has already seen Swaran Singh.

AZIZ AHMED: There is another aspect. The prospect of better Sino-Indian relations.

THE SECRETARY: We favor that, but the Indian action in Sikkim does not help.

AZIZ AHMED: The Chinese have told us that if the Indians implement their agreement with us and Pakistan is satisfied, China will improve its relations with India. When we were in Peking, the Deputy Prime Minister said publicly at the banquet that China was ready for close and friendly relations with India. A week later - the bomb. That was a setback. And now Sikkim. Nepal and Bhutan are worried. Nepal is terribly worried. China is going to see that nothing happens to Nepal or Bhutan.

THE SECRETARY: We have no great illusions about India. Perhaps that is the difference from 12 years ago. For us, the arms question is not an intellectual problem. In 1971 I did not understand how people in this government interpreted the President's orders on third-country transfers when we imposed the embargo on Pakistan. No one explained to me that it would hurt Pakistan more than India. The Government was pro-Pakistan at that time, but the bureaucracy was pro-India. To some extent that has changed now with the Indian bomb. The bureaucracy is anti-proliferation. My people will do anything but run foreign policy. I am less outraged by the Indian bomb than some. I see it as a trap for India. They will never be able to use it in practice. And if the bomb spreads, it will equalize India's military superiority.

AZIZ AHMED: The French say the same thing but I do not agree. If the Indian army were in difficulty they would use the nuclear bomb in desperation as a last resort.

THE SECRETARY: They would lose the war first and very badly in my opinion. Will you beat them?

AZIZ AHMED: We can if we have arms.
But we're not planning to do that. We just want enough to defend ourselves against India and Afghanistan who are being supported by the Soviet Union.

THE SECRETARY: I have seen figures on the Afghanistan buildup. After elections I'll raise the arms question again. And you raise it when you see the President. [The Secretary then suggested to Mr. Oakley that the meeting with the President be arranged for Saturday, October 5.] It will be better if I am there.

AZIZ AHMED: For the last three years we have been left to fend for ourselves.

THE SECRETARY: I know. I am beginning to despair about domestic attitudes. Congress is now attacking Turkey, another ally. However, the mood is shifting on India.

AZIZ AHMED: What about the mood on arms for Pakistan?

THE SECRETARY: As I told you the last time that we met, we will work on the cash sales first. But there will be a massive problem. Somebody leaks even our internal papers on this. This is a happy little group.

AZIZ AHMED: When it happens, there will be a big noise from the Indians.

THE SECRETARY: Are you buying from the French?

AZIZ AHMED: We are buying some missiles, but the French are holding back deliveries for two to four years. Unfortunately I was here when the agreement was signed. We want them now, not in two to four years. The French are slick businessmen, they keep pushing us back. Our negotiators quietly accepted their terms.

THE SECRETARY: I know of no Pakistani who quietly accepts reverses. Someone asked me how many Pakistanis would be able to carry out the mediation in Cyprus. I said you would be able to do it, and you are welcome to take over. But I would advise you to stay out. I'd like to get out. The Greeks have a new formula for negotiations: riots, attack me in the press and then invite me in. I said I would wait two more weeks.

AZIZ AHMED: The Greeks invited Prime Minister Bhutto to mediate and then posed unacceptable conditions for a settlement. We bought three Breguet-Atlantique aircraft from the French. If we had had them in 1971, we could have destroyed the Indian OSA's which attacked Karachi in the middle of the night. The French gave us half-price on the aircraft - 38 million francs - but with the service and modifications the total price was 220 million francs. They are not only fleecing us, but also skinning us. The Croatale missiles increased from 200 to 350 million francs by the time we reached agreement. They know we have nowhere else to go and they exploit us.

THE SECRETARY: How about Iran?

AZIZ AHMED: We don't know. They have offered to help us in the dieselization of our tanks.

THE SECRETARY: Yes. We helped on that.

AZIZ AHMED: We have suggested to the Iranians cross-training of our people on their equipment, but they are reluctant on that. We have had no training on their equipment.

THE SECRETARY: Would you like me to raise that with the Shah?

AZIZ AHMED: No. We don't want him to know that we complained. He has been very good to us.

THE SECRETARY: Why not? I will see him alone on my trip. We have a very good relationship.

AZIZ AHMED: If war, God forbid, should come, we only want equipment from Iran, not troops. The Shah talks in sweeping terms of support, but we don't know specifically what it would be.

THE SECRETARY: Even against Afghanistan?

AZIZ AHMED: Yes, against Afghanistan. The most we could hope for would be the transfer of equipment if we saw war coming.

THE SECRETARY: Their Air Force could help.

AZIZ AHMED: We would only want their equipment but that requires training.

THE SECRETARY: Let me talk to the Shah. What are you doing on the Cambodian Resolution?

AZIZ AHMED: What is it?

THE SECRETARY: One resolution would expel the Cambodians. We want deferral of the issue for one year.

AZIZ AHMED: We will look into it, with your views in mind.

THE SECRETARY: How is the Prime Minister?

AZIZ AHMED: Fine. He has been touring the northern areas. We picked up Hunza, but there is no change in our stand on Jammu and Kashmir. Hunza will be a directly administered area. We could not leave it with the Mir of Hunza. On another matter I want to bring up. In spite of the promises made by oil producers, we have not had much help. They say that balance of payments assistance is against their policy. The Saudis have provided $100 million in loans for four projects - $50 million now and the rest in two years. Our oil deficit is $200 million. We have $150 million in a loan from Iran and will get another $50 million from the Saudis. We are even on the deficit, but this increases our debt and we will have problems in years ahead. We are in difficulty on wheat and vegetable oil. We appreciate your problems.

THE SECRETARY: Have any arrangements been made for wheat for Pakistan?

MR. ATHERTON: We have made recommendation for the second quarter but no action has been taken as yet.

AZIZ AHMED: The word is around that Pakistan is better off than India or Bangladesh and that Pakistan is not the most severely hit. Well, we are better off than India and Bangladesh, but not so well off as to get nothing. We have a difficult problem with wheat. We had hoped to be even this year, but because of bad weather and too optimistic forecasting, we find we have a deficit of 1.1 million tons.

THE SECRETARY: We insist on a high priority for Pakistan in our internal discussions on food assistance. We have lots of problems with other departments, with Agriculture which wants a medium-sized allocation, and OMB which wants a low allocation. There is concern over the effect on our food prices. But I hope we will have a decision on the second quarter before you come down to see the President. We will be sympathetic. We will not be able to give you all you want, but we will be very sympathetic. We'll let you know.

AZIZ AHMED: We have imported 650,000 tons from our own resources.

THE SECRETARY: On food we can't do everything but we'll do something. I saw Mujib today for the first time. He keeps talking about "my oil, my people, my food". He said he wants some assets from Pakistan.

AZIZ AHMED: When Bhutto visited Dacca, Mujib said he wanted immediate agreement on 56 percent of Pakistan's ships and planes. Bhutto told him he could not make an immediate decision, because he is accountable to his people in Parliament. Kamal Hossain talked to me later and forced me to say that when the liabilities and assets are counted, the balance may be against Bangladesh. I told him not to be too anxious for a full accounting.

THE SECRETARY: Mujib said he will explain the whole situation to me. I have never been to Dacca before. He wants you to take 67,000 families of Biharis.

AZIZ AHMED: Mujib's position is sheer cussedness and vindictiveness. I have been told by a diplomat in Bangladesh that it is extraordinary to see the jute mills running at half capacity, while outside the mills there are Biharis in camps. They won't employ them, even though they have the skills to run the mills.

THE SECRETARY: Why don't you want them?

AZIZ AHMED: We have debated this at length. The Sind already has a high proportion of non-Sindhis. There is a delicate political balance.

THE SECRETARY: Who are the non-Sindhis?

AZIZ AHMED: They are refugees from India. There was a massive move to Karachi at partition. We took 150,000 non-Bengalees and we tried to spread them around the country. But once they come, they drift to Karachi.

THE SECRETARY: Because the employment is there?

AZIZ AHMED: Yes. Mr. Bhutto says that he doesn't believe in provincialism, but he has to take it into account. He explained this to Mujib. We have offered to set up a commission on assets that would report its conclusions within six months. On the Biharis, after good relations are established and there is some movement in our relations, maybe the problem can be resolved quietly. But Mujib said no.

THE SECRETARY: I will see you in Washington and then later in Islamabad.

MR. ATHERTON: The press may want to know after this meeting what you have discussed.

THE SECRETARY: Say that we had very warm talks.

AZIZ AHMED: Can you say "in the context of our special relationship"?

THE SECRETARY: Let us say that we had warm talks in the context of our very special friendship.

AZIZ AHMED: That's fine.

THE SECRETARY: We are very conscious of your needs on arms. On food we will try to move very fast.
For more documents on US policy on Bharat-Pakistan crisis in 1971 please go to "India and Pakistan: Crisis and War, March-December 1971".


For more official information about President Nixon's views about Bharat please go to "Second Chronological Conversation Tape Release" and its home page.

You can also listen to Nixon's White House tapes online. Here is one of the Tape Conversation Number 624-21 on November 24, 1971. Its official abstract is
"The President, Henry Kissinger and Secretary of State William Rogers change the US government policy of neutrality in the India-Pakistan War and secretly "tilt" toward Pakistan."
The Nixon Library has almost 50 million pages of documents and is working toward making more of this massive collection available to the researcher via the Internet. Here are some of the Documents online.

Some of the important Tape Subject Logs for the above mentioned important conversations including the ones in which Nixon-Kissinger abused Bharatvaasi and Indira Nehru Gandhi can be read online: Oval #583: September 29, 1971, Oval #615: November 5, 1971, Oval #615: November 5, 1971 and Oval #624: November 24, 1971.

You can also go to "White House Tapes Finding Aids" for more help.

This is how pseudo-secular Pro-Congress Muslim-Rightist section of Bharatiya media reported these revelations: Old witch Indira’ll go to war: Nixon-Kissinger by Indian Express on June 29, 2005