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Gibbs Why act like a whiner when the security of India would not allow the full press corps?

Wahhhh Wahhhh Wahhhhh or let them in or go home all Obama and King to mourn the mother, wahhh wahhh wahhh. My seven years would be a better president than any of these whiners. http://blogs.reuters.com/frontrow/2010/11/08/gibbs-puts-foot-down-literally-for-the-white-house-eight-in-india/. com/politics/2010/11/08/gibbs-threatens-pull-obama-meeting-press-dispute /

The man is unbalanced, in fact, he believes he has the power to cancel a presidential function is well Obama is a liar or a puppet is plausible

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Tufail Father: false democracy in India has stolen our beloved

Tufail Father: false democracy in our beloved India won

Nazir Ganai

India Press Agency

December 3, 2010

Srinagar: Call India's democracy "false" before the team a "civil society-parliament" during a visit to Kashmir, the father of Mohammad Ashraf Tufail Mattoo said Friday that the Chief Minister Omar Abdullah was responsible for aggravating the situation in Indian Kashmir.

"Democracy can the Indians have stolen our beloved and innocent children, our support for the elderly. I have not heard anyone speak in parliament against the murderers, or heard someone to punish the murderers, "Ashraf said" civil society-parliament "of the team.

He said that "forces in the valley unpunished free murderers unpunished, "he said.

"The prime minister and his company are responsible for aggravating the situation in Kashmir, because fear losing their seats, and his chair was pending, and the situation in the valley difficult, "he said, adding that" the CM gave a free hand to murderers, but when the mothers of these young martyrs recounts the miseries of his son, tears streaming down her cheeks, and crush to India one day. "

team of civil society, parliamentarians "One during a visit to Kashmir, the first day, he met the family of Tufail Ahmad Mattoo, the scholar who became the first victim of police action on June 11, triggering the movement of five months in the Kashmir valley. A team of 11 members composed of members of seven political groups and three members of civil society and those established by New Delhi, the Centre for Policy Analysis (CPA), an expert group to formulate policies alternatives ", reached Srinagar on Friday.

The delegation consists of Ram Vilas Paswan and Lok Janshakti Shoaib Iqbal, Gopal Choudary Party Communist of India (Marxist), D. Raja of the Communist Party of India Party Namo Nageshwar Rao Telgu Densham, Danish Ali Janta Dal (secular), Maheshwar Hazari of Janta Dal (Spain) Shahid Siddiqui of the Rashtriya Lok Dal, filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt, the scholar and journalist Seema Mustafa Kamal Chenoy professor met the family killed in Rajouri Kadal in Old Town.

Mattoo, a class of 12 students, was killed by a shot in the head by a tear gas grenade fired by police at Memorial Staidum Gani Rajouri Kadal area in the old city on 11 June.

The death sparked mass protests across Kashmir, which killed 112 people mostly young people at the hands of Indian forces.

"The sad part of India said that democracy is not a democracy, never have been considered a democracy. It is a shame for Indian politicians in power of this vast country with its history, the Kashmiris are not against people of India, but we are against oppression and the leaders of this country atrocities inflicted on the innocent people of Kashmir, "said Ashraf.

"I've never seen anyone from the government, with what face will come because they know they are killing. They (the delegates from India) came to express solidarity with us. They have not come as representatives of the Indian government, but as members of civil society. If this were the case, have never met, "he added.

The delegation should meet people of different shades of opinion, including the separatist leaders during his visit to 3 days.

Afternoon the delegation will meet Jammu and Kashmir, the Liberation Front chairman Yasin Malik.

The team will also meet with the leader Hardline separatist Syed Ali Shah Geelani and moderate Hurriyat leader Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, on Saturday.

The team described the trip as a "Measure of confidence-building" to "propose measures of social and economic policies for a just peace in Kashmir."

It also intends to "identify the specific measures to promote confidence to be taken by the government and civil society to cope with the deepening of alienation among Kashmiris.

The initiative also wants to "put pressure on the government by Parliament to implement recommendations to reduce the suffering of Kashmiris.

Delegates speak

In a brief interaction with the press by some delegates said the news agency of India.

"We came here to meet the affected families and which will focus on youth. Our mission is to gather information. Let's enter the formula in paragraph 8, "said member D. Raja News Agency of India.

"We try to understand the situation, we will inform the government of Delhi in this regard. The law should take their time to the murderers should be punished," he added.

"Our mission is to find facts and report to the government of India on," Ram Vilas Paswan said. (AIP)

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The dust has not stabilized. The process of brewing continues to "desperate" force. The proverbial "Amrit" is not the case in sight. The drums are losing ground. The "party with a difference" is becoming the party "Differences." Yes, I am writing about BJP.

The "Chinthana Baitak" (brainstorming) was held to Shimla best intentions. Contrary to the expectations and hopes, which proved a damp squib. This time the bomb shell took the form of a work of Jaswant Singh, the leader party. "Jinnah, India, Partition of independence" – praising the founder of Pakistan, while denigrating Sardar Vallabh Patel. The same position held by Jaswant Singh, Lal Krishna Advani Jinnah in 2005 appointed as a great man, except to keep quiet about his Sardar Patel cost as president of the BJP, apparently under orders the father of management feeds. The same Lalji Advani had to be assembled by most Shimla to see the door of Jaswant Singh is a cruel joke of history.

To make a martyr Jaswant Singh, the party with the best of intentions sincerely hopes to keep its house in order to silence dissenting voices waiting in the wings. President Party Rajnath Singh, should have the intention to maintain the effectiveness based on the game intact.

Subsequent events have destroyed their hopes on the ground. In fact, open the Pandora's box. After Jaswant Singh, the most dangerous man appeared on the scene with a challenge to take action against him. Dared to punish Rajnath Singh and co., Called the "Alice in error" and "Humpty Dumpty", called the RSS leadership to take over the management party. The Arun Shourie biting scathing pen is known by everyone, especially management. So far, the administration did not dare to discipline against the journalist-turned-politician. In Rajasthan, the royal blood of Vasundhara Raje, the leader of the opposition, keep boiling. The lady in the arm supported by more than 70 members. If recent reports are an indication, he is not willing to leave his post as opposition leader held responsible for the defeat in the assembly elections in 2008 and 15 Loksabha elections. Today's news BCKhanduri show another revolt, the former CM Uttarkhand. Who is the next to take up the cause? Yashwant Sinha …? I have no idea.

This is the story of the party called on the extreme right of the nation. What the Communists – the Left parties call?

Similar is the case with the left also. Again, the mixing process has not led anywhere. Efficacy was touted as nothing but a farce. Parliamentarism, corruption, nepotism, sycophancy, even the communists have reduced the level of the typical bourgeois parties. If any of independent political observer to decay in these parts, no amount of frowning or injuries is the solution. The assembly elections in Kerala, West Bengal and Tripura is scheduled about two years from now. No serious attempt has been made to regain lost ground, which was very evident in the results of elections in Tripura 15th Loksabha except instead of long was lost in internal struggles and initiate disciplinary action.

Authentic critique of someone who needs to be heard by the administration in the true spirit and implement high-level executives from the database if the leftists want to succeed in politics. Oh and dedicated leaders Pramod Das Gupta, AKG, Rajeswari Rao or EMS, are far from sight between communist leaders. Press conferences often Polit Bureau meeting, writing articles in the publications of the party, and fro flights are not sufficient for the growth of leftist movements in the country.

The other day I found an article by Seema Mustafa in the national newspaper that I have in high esteem. Current through the article, I decided to take note of their views on the role played by regional parties India. It was the second time I read the encouraging prospect of regional political parties. Unfortunately I can not digest and agree with their views.

For a third front to reach India is not necessary to have the presence of regional parties. Unfortunately, the proliferation of regional parties in almost all states shown to be harmful rather than a blessing for the nation. The spirit of parochialism nepotism, parochialism, the lack of national perspectives are all consequences of the policy of regional parties. In the long run, I fear going back to the days princely states, may be a possibility. In addition, Take, for example, communist parties once existed in some states like Bihar. Rashtriya Janata Dal Flavors Lalu Yadav (RJD) Prasad, Lok Janashakthi Party (LJP) of Ram Vilas Paswan, Janata Dal (U) Sharad Yadav for Nitish Kumar and were not known. The parties myopic views regional confined to their respective state borders will always remain a scourge nation. Now, the Communist Party is virtually nonexistent. regional chauvinism continues to lead the party leaders to lobby their respective States to address two cries of the interests of other states, even if these leaders have portfolios the center. If the leftists, but also with national perspectives are fed and raised by his companions (may need to take the pain) is a third front close to India. The left has to think seriously about their extreme lack in spreading their influence in northern states, especially above, where Mayawati is supposedly spending crores and crores rupees in the construction of the park and erecting statues of herself, her mentor Kanshi Ram and Ambedkar, while hundreds of thousands of poor people are hungry, hunger, malnutrition and even drinking water. It is unfortunate that even after 62 years of independence, the communist parties away to achieve a position of power or even a marginal influence in the northern states.

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How is the recent history of his country in the history books you read?

In India, it stops at independence in 1947. If subsequent events should be considered as political history, development, achievements etc. After half a century has passed since then.

From what I can remember the end of history books in Greece at the end of the dictatorship of 1973-1974 and the Turkish invasion in Cyprus in 1974. Then some events involved, but since the end of World War II War, as we approach more "recent" time to disappear quickly. [In all anyway In any case, edition of history textbooks currently in Greece has caused various disorders, especially with parts that "had" to be removed that "could get along with other countries. But there are so many problems in our education system, I do not know where to start. Of course, there are many historical books and other documents in time later, you can find, but do not address issues of formal education] really believe that subsequent events are also made history, especially with the approach 50 years, but people have trouble seeing the "proximity" as past history.

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