Updated 16:57 IST | Thursday, September 02, 2010
The Anti-American Resentment and the Nuclear-Deal*
Satinder Bains
Friday, 18 July 2008
It is all known that India is lagging far behind to eradicate poverty presently and required to bring sustainable development and stability for peace and justice for all and the N-deal is assessed as the best and very beneficial for the purpose in this direction.
The Politicians who oppose almost for all time wish that their near and dear ones should get settled by hook and crook in U.S as first option and in case of failing in the attempt in any one of the other western countries without any choice or with choice. Isn't?
The politicians are expressing on one side Anti-American resentment on the N-deal and in the same breath, the politicians love U.S. and other countries for getting dollars as a source to run their nefarious political activities purely having hatred in mind.
It is not difficult to trace and list the people settled, trained, visited and returned from US and other counties to know their real intention and the forces working behind them.
One Non-Resident Indian (NRI) is pained to mention in his comments, "I feel like not going back to India because of the communist infestation of my state. CPM is the richest entity in India, other than the huge business tycoons. CPM leaders, especially in Kerala, are believed to have huge Swiss bank accounts, and the current CPM government is the most corrupted of all so far. Ironically, the average education of the current Kerala ministers is a whopping 4th grade!!! - In a state that prides to have the highest education level in India - shame!!!-James USA on 17 July 2008."
The Anti-American bitterness is nothing but the double standards of morality (Immorality) of Indian politicians to mislead their own countrymen for the reasons of their selfish behavior and greed and that is no way in the national interest and people of India.
Would the politicians airing their sentiments against America etc advise to all Non-Resident Indians (NRI's) including the closely related to leave USA and other western countries immediately or they have been sent there for some ulterior motive yet to be achieved?
The Politicians who oppose almost for all time wish that their near and dear ones should get settled by hook and crook in U.S as first option and in case of failing in the attempt in any one of the other western countries without any choice or with choice. Isn't?
The politicians are expressing on one side Anti-American resentment on the N-deal and in the same breath, the politicians love U.S. and other countries for getting dollars as a source to run their nefarious political activities purely having hatred in mind.
It is not difficult to trace and list the people settled, trained, visited and returned from US and other counties to know their real intention and the forces working behind them.
One Non-Resident Indian (NRI) is pained to mention in his comments, "I feel like not going back to India because of the communist infestation of my state. CPM is the richest entity in India, other than the huge business tycoons. CPM leaders, especially in Kerala, are believed to have huge Swiss bank accounts, and the current CPM government is the most corrupted of all so far. Ironically, the average education of the current Kerala ministers is a whopping 4th grade!!! - In a state that prides to have the highest education level in India - shame!!!-James USA on 17 July 2008."
The Anti-American bitterness is nothing but the double standards of morality (Immorality) of Indian politicians to mislead their own countrymen for the reasons of their selfish behavior and greed and that is no way in the national interest and people of India.
Would the politicians airing their sentiments against America etc advise to all Non-Resident Indians (NRI's) including the closely related to leave USA and other western countries immediately or they have been sent there for some ulterior motive yet to be achieved?
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Editor: Satinder Bains |
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