It is definitely not possible for Sarbajit to provide any alternative in the short or long terms. He should stop criticising AK and NaMo at this point of time, since they are, as of now, better options. There was an argument doing the rounds that it is better to have somebody who has been corrupt and accumulated all the wealth that he/she needed at the helm of affairs so that atleast thereafter there would not be any corruption but we have seen how greed has no limits. The real empowerment of the masses is going to take time but let us for now concentrate on shaking off the shackles and stranglehold of the traitors going by the name of a party that led the freedom struggle and survived thereafter by even usurping the surname of the Father of the Nation!
On Mon, Nov 18, 2013 at 12:06 PM, Manohar Sharma <mspropertyresource@gmail.com> wrote:
If u do not want any of the PARTY than How would like to RUN this GIGANTIC COUNTRY?any thing in MIND please open for ARGUMENT./thanksOn Mon, Nov 18, 2013 at 1:01 AM, Sarbajit Roy <sroy.mb@gmail.com> wrote:Post: "indiaresists@lists.riseup.net"Dear Mr. Ambosta
Why would I say that AAP is the "B" team of Congress, when they are
actually the "A" team of the Congress.
No party can be corruption free. Compulsions of politics makes one
keep strange bedfellows and agree to compromises which no ethical
person would make. It is a very slippery slope, and the only way is
down. As somebody wrote - the road to hell is paved with good
intentions. AAP's started the day AK and Co. first set up their tout
shop ('Arvind ki dukaan') atop the garbage dump outside the IT office
in 2001.
On 11/17/13, Vijoy Ambasta <vijoy.ambasta@gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear Mr Roy
> You have the habit of smelling rat in everything. That is why you are
> branding AAP as B team of congress. What in your opinion should be
> party's motto that wants corruption to be rooted out from India to the
> barest min. Please be specific. Anyone can write mails like you
> criticizing everything that is either old or new or do you want
> Gandhiji to come back as the PM
> There are limits to practicality but absurdity has no limit
> Vijoy Ambasta
>
> On 11/16/13, Sarbajit Roy <sroy.mb@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Dear IAC subscribers (especially those in Delhi)
>>
>> Here are some statements, please discuss them
>>
>> 1) The vast majority of Delhi-ites are fed up with Congress and Congress
>> corruption.
>>
>> 2) In the ordinary course most of these anti-Congress votes would have
>> gone
>> to the BJP (another corrupt party) enabling BJP to form a Govt .
>>
>> 3) To counter this the Congress propped up a gang of NGO rascals to
>> dilute/channel the powerful people's angst after the mega loot of
>> CommonWealth Games. It is no coincidence that this same gang of foreign
>> financed anti-national NGO rogues also "represent" the "people" in every
>> public forum and even in the Supreme Court in all the scam trials (2G,3G,
>> Coalgate etc) and to "cleanse" the judiciary.
>>
>> 4) That the Congress had such a long-term planning to make India Against
>> Corruption into a political party that on 16.09.2011 they got the
>> Election
>> Commission to change the allotment of Symbols Reservation Order 1968 to
>> allow new unregistered parties to have a common election symbol - para
>> 10B.
>> (Incidentally AAP will lose the "broom" after this election)
>>
>> 5) That the true masters behind AAP are the same foreign secret societies
>> who set up and financed the Congress as well as control parts of the BJP
>> (such as Mr. Narendra Modi).
>>
>> 6) That it is the ancient practice spanning centuries of these foreign
>> societies to identify corruptable, unpatriotic Indians and place them in
>> positions of power so that foreigners can rule from behind the scene.
>>
>> 7) All the candidates of Aam Aadmi Party (being openly foreign financed)
>> are liable to be jailed for 5 years under s.35 of FCRA in addition to
>> other
>> laws. The MHA enquiry into AAP's foreign financing however, will be
>> manipulated to get them to function as proxies for Congress. Is it a
>> coincidence that Mr. Prashant Bhushan, founder AAP, is not standing as a
>> candidate for elections ?
>>
>> *To be continued.*
>>
>> Sarbajit
>>
>> On Tue, Nov 12, 2013 at 3:33 PM, rim.chennai <rim.chennai@gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> It is our humble view that Mr Kejriwal had joined hands with Anna Hazare
>>> to become popular only with elections in mind. He has achieved his goal
>>> and
>>> we are sure he will be just another corrupt politician in due course of
>>> time.
>>>
>>> On Fri, Nov 8, 2013 at 1:40 PM, Gaur J K <gaurjk@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>> 8/11/13
>>>>
>>>> Dear Mr. Pandey,
>>>>
>>>> The litmus test for AAP will be the forthcoming elections in Delhi.
>>>> So far neither of the main 2 main parties has given any weight to the
>>>> APP.
>>>> From the earlier posts of the National convenor Sh. S. Roy about AAP
>>>> and
>>>> AK,you know where their sympathies lies. Certainly not with any of the
>>>> three main contending parties.
>>>> 2. Saying that AAM ADMI PARTY has been formed to fight for rights of
>>>> Common people is not going to be enough.
>>>> The Voters have to convinced. Congree Party was also fighting for the
>>>> rights of Common men till Gandhi was alive.
>>>>
>>>
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>>>
>>>
>>
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