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Re: [chottala.com] Caretaker government has cheated with the country's people.

Military backed present caretaker government's advisors do not know the key to success, but their key to failure is trying to cheat everybody.
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Re: [chottala.com] Caretaker government has cheated with the country's people.

I would like to know what the following sentence by Dina Khan really means:

"Inefficient dishonest Politicians are reponsible for the nonsense activities & creating nation disaster for coming...".
One more question. What is "correct experiency"?


--- On Sun, 6/1/08, dina khan <dina30_khan@yahoo.com> wrote:

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Subject: Re: [chottala.com] Caretaker government has cheated with the country's people.
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Date: Sunday, June 1, 2008, 10:07 PM

Reply to Mr Gopal....... .......

Inefficient dishonest Politicians are reponsible for the nonsense activities & creating nation disaster for coming This less experienced CTG on 1/11 to do trial of corruption to do reform in all section to make voter list for conducting fair neutral MP election..

Now This Less Experienced CTG

1) the first duty is to earn Correct Experiency to rule the country facing all problems to do corrcet reform in all sections to do correct lawful trial against correct corruptions to create correct clean efficient politicians 

2) the second duty is to conduct fair & neutral  MP election to elect  clean & efficient MP for the National Assembly.

--- On Sun, 1/6/08, gopalsengupta@ aol.com <gopalsengupta@ aol.com> wrote:

From: gopalsengupta@ aol.com <gopalsengupta@ aol.com>
Subject: [chottala.com] Caretaker government has cheated with the country's people.
To: mukto-mona@yahoogro ups.com, khabor@yahoogroups. com, notun_bangladesh@ yahoogroups. com, hazarikaa@hotmail. com, chottala@yahoogroup s.com, vinnomot@yahoogroup s.com, uttorshuri@yahoogro ups.com
Date: Sunday, 1 June, 2008, 11:30 AM

 
Sir,
The government is conducting activities ignoring the country's constitution and that's why much problems are arising day by day. So the government will have to take decisions according to the directives given in the Constitution. The poverty rate has been increasing since the take over of the caretaker government last year and this government has failed totally to curb the commodity price hike. Political reforms cannot be done imposing it on the parties as political reform is an ongoing process and the parties will bring changes in their party by themselves.In the name of bringing reforms in political parties and other sectors, the caretaker government has cheated with the country's people.
 
My personal appeal to the military backed caretaker government to do all the good it can, by all the means it can, in all the ways it can, in all the places it can, at all the times it can, to all the people it can, as long as ever it can.
 
Gopal Sengupta
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Re: [chottala.com] Parasites can't run the country: Khaleda

HI- Moderator

What she(Khaleda) can term her two sons ? There are
parasites who will run the country but what about her
sons and BNP ministers convicted of corruption.

Regards.

Mohammed

--- Syed Aslam <Syed.Aslam3@gmail.com> wrote:

> *Parasites can't run the country: Khaleda*
> *Sun, Jun 1st, 2008 7:41 pm BdST*
> *Suman Mahmud
> bdnews24.com chief political correspondent*
>
> Dhaka, June 1 (bdnews24.com)— Former prime minister
> Khaleda Zia demanded
> Sunday that the state of emergency be lifted by the
> end of the month and
> elections be held by October, during her first court
> appearance after her
> arrest and detention last year.
>
> She also accused the caretaker government of
> perpetuating its rule by sheer
> force.
>
> "The government is sheltering the corrupt while
> raising slogans against
> them," Khaleda alleged. "But these parasitic
> elements or agents can't run
> the state of affairs."
>
> The BNP chairperson asked her party leaders and
> supporters to consolidate
> their unity at all costs, and called upon all other
> political parties to
> remain united.
>
> Khaleda made the comments in court Sunday by
> permission of judge Khandaker
> Kamal Uzzaman who presided over the first hearing on
> charge-framing against
> Khaleda in the Niko graft case.
>
> It was Khaleda's first public statement since her
> arrest and detention on
> Sept 3, 2007.
>
> The judge fixed June 8 for the next hearing.
>
> The former PM was taken from special jail to the
> nearby Special Judge's
> Court-9, located on the Sangsad Bhaban complex,
> shortly after 11am.
>
> Donning a chiffon sari, Khaleda greeted all on
> entering the court.
>
> The BNP chairperson claimed that the allegations
> brought against her are
> false and the case was filed on purpose. She urged
> the authorities to
> withdraw the case.
>
> Khaleda described the proceedings in the special
> court as an in-camera
> trial. She also condemned the inclusion of such
> cases under the emergency
> powers rules.
>
> Demanded a trial in a conventional court, she said:
> "I have worked for the
> country. I did no unjust act. I want justice. We
> don't need security. I am
> ready to accept the verdict delivered by an open
> court."
>
> "We cannot be tamed by the filing of cases against
> us," she added.
>
> The BNP chairperson demanded withdrawal of the state
> of emergency within the
> month, and elections by October.
>
> "Participation of all political parties in the
> election has to be ensured,"
> Khaleda said.
>
> Criticising the present government, Khaleda said:
> "In 18 months this
> government has taken the country 20 years back. They
> are turning Bangladesh
> into a failed state. They will have to account for
> this. No power is
> permanent."
>
> Comparing her own tenure to the present situation of
> the country, the former
> prime minister: "We worked for the country. "
>
> "There was much development in the country during
> our tenure. What is the
> condition of the country now?"
>
> "The prices of essentials are beyond the reach of
> people. People are dying
> of starvation. The government has taken no action
> regarding this. The
> government should be tried for such deaths. However,
> the government is busy
> filing false cases against politicians."
>
> Khaleda also expressed concern at the shrinking of
> the country's labour
> market. "Now we are about to lose the labour market
> in different countries
> including the Middle East."
>
> "Trade and commerce has collapsed. The economy has
> collapsed."
>
> On the judiciary, Khaleda told the court: "During
> our tenure the judiciary
> was free. Now the judiciary is not free. The judges
> have to follow orders."
>
> She claimed again that her case had no merit.
>
> The BNP chief alleged that 1/11 was part of a
> conspiracy. "It was staged for
> a conspiracy. But whatever happens must happen
> through the parliament."
>
> "They wanted to 'minus' the two of us," she said of
> the government's briefly
> attempted 'minus two' policy, allegedly designed to
> take Sheikh Hasina and
> Khaleda Zia off the political scene through exile.
>
> "But they could not do that."
>
> Khaleda was taken back to the special jail at about
> 1.45pm.
>
> Advocate Khandaker Delwar Hossain, acting as
> Khaleda's counsel, told the
> court: "We have not received the documents of the
> case. In such a situation
> the case proceedings cannot start."
>
> Co-accused in the case, former law minister
> barrister Moudud Ahmed also
> questioned the legality of the case.
>
> "If awarding a contract to Canadian oil and gas
> company Niko Resources was
> against the state's interest, why had the caretaker
> government not cancelled
> the agreement?" he asked.
>
> Two separate cases involving Niko have been filed
> against former prime
> ministers Hasina and Khaleda, and were taken up by
> the court on May 26.
>
> Although Hasina was produced in the special court on
> that day to face
> charges, Khaleda was absent on the plea that she was
> indisposed.
> http://www.bdnews24.com/details.php?cid=3&id=53844
>
>
http://www.independent-bangladesh.com/200806026075/country/parasites-cant-run-the-country-khaleda.html
>


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[chottala.com] Analysis: Obama's sole focus is general election

Clinton picked up 38 delegates in winning Puerto Rico's primary by a sizable margin Sunday, but Obama gained 17 delegates there, pushing him closer to the 2,118 necessary to seize the nomination. The last two contests in their marathon primary — South Dakota and Montana on Tuesday — offer just 31 delegates, not enough to put Obama over the top.
 
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Analysis: Obama's sole focus is general election

 
By TOM RAUM, Associated Press Writer
Sun Jun 1, 2:18 PM ET
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. - It's Barack Obama's party now. He beat the ultimate insider at the insider's game. And he's already turned his full-bore attention to the general election contest against Republican John McCain.
During a weekend in which Hillary Rodham Clinton mounted a likely last hurrah in Puerto Rico and national Democrats resolved the sticky issue of seating Florida and Michigan delegates under a formula favorable to Obama, the Illinois senator took a series of bold steps to signal his focus was riveted on the fall campaign:
• He severed all remaining ties with his Chicago church and politically meddlesome pastors who have preached from its pulpit.
• His campaign announced he would go to the lion's den, the site of this summer's GOP convention in St. Paul, Minn., for a rally this Tuesday marking the end of the primary season.
• He stepped up his criticism of McCain, pummeling him on Iraq, Iran and veterans matters.
Former Democratic Sen. Tom Daschle, Obama's top supporter here in South Dakota and leader of the effort to round up superdelegates, on Sunday predicted the floodgates would open this week as remaining superdelegates jump on the Obama bandwagon.
"I think we're going to have a nominee before the end of this week," Daschle said on NBC's "Meet the Press."
The primary season ends Tuesday, with contests here and in Montana. Obama was spending Sunday, and all of Saturday, campaigning here.
Obama's complete break with Trinity United Church of Christ will provide a degree of cover for superdelegates poised to endorse him but possibly still uncomfortable about some of his entanglements.
And the same things that make it easier for Obama to cement his victory among superdelegates will help him coax independents to swing his way in the fall.
Obama hasn't yet declared that his nomination is inevitable. But he's on the very edge.
"We are getting very close to the number, the new number, now that Michigan and Florida have been added," he told reporters traveling with him.
"We are getting close to the number that will give us the nomination. And if we've hit that number on Tuesday night we will announce that — and I think even if we don't, this is the end of the primary season," he said. Thus the in-your face decision to hold Tuesday night's primary season wrap-up rally at the Xcel Energy Center, site of the GOP convention beginning Sept. 1.
"I think it's very important for us to pivot and focus on the clear contrast that will exist between Democrats and Republicans in this election," Obama said.
Contributing to the dynamic as Obama heads toward the general election is that he has been painted so poorly by the Clinton campaign — from first portraying him as another manifestation of civil rights leader Jesse Jackson to suggesting her rival could be in the same line as other Democratic nominees who lost badly, including George McGovern, the 1972 candidate defeated by President Nixon in a landslide.
Clinton once worked for McGovern's candidacy. McGovern, also of South Dakota, earlier supported Clinton but switched his allegiance to Obama in May and urged her to drop out of the race. He described Obama's lead as "insurmountable" and argued "Democrats need to be gathering in a united way behind him."
Despite continued defiant assertions by Clinton that she would be a better candidate against McCain, particularly in industrial swing states, even some of her most ardent supporters are now subdued, perhaps resigned to the inevitability of an Obama candidacy.
"He would make a good president, and we're not saying he can't get elected," top Clinton strategist Harold Ickes said Sunday.
Clearly, there are some big general election challenges ahead for Obama.
"Obama has to deal with the issue of white working-class reservations about him, highly social conservative attitudes," said Andrew Kohut, president of the independent Pew Research Center.
In many ways, Obama's resignation from the church and repudiation of ministers who made inflammatory racial comments from its pulpit should help with this group.
But more important, said Kohut, Obama needs to strongly reach out to independents. "Right now, they're breaking for Obama. All elections are about how independent voters break."
Plus, Obama is the first one to acknowledge that things happen, and that in a YouTube world, anything can rear up instantly and come close to destroying your political career — like the sermons of two preachers who are among his longtime acquaintances and supporters.
Remarks by his former pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, inflamed racial tensions. These were reinforced by recent comments from the same pulpit by a visiting pastor, the Rev. Michael Pfleger, that raised racial issues and mocked Clinton. Clips of both were circulated extensively on YouTube and shown on television.
"I have to say this was one I didn't see coming. We knew there were going to be some things we didn't see coming. This was one," Obama said. "I didn't anticipate my fairly conventional Christian faith being subject to such challenge and such scrutiny. Initially with e-mails suggesting I was a Muslim, later with the controversy that Trinity generated."
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EDITOR'S NOTE — Tom Raum has covered Washington for The Associated Press since 1973, including five presidencies.

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[chottala.com] Parasites can't run the country: Khaleda

Parasites can't run the country: Khaleda
Sun, Jun 1st, 2008 7:41 pm BdST
Suman Mahmud
bdnews24.com chief political correspondent
 
Dhaka, June 1 (bdnews24.com)— Former prime minister Khaleda Zia demanded Sunday that the state of emergency be lifted by the end of the month and elections be held by October, during her first court appearance after her arrest and detention last year.

She also accused the caretaker government of perpetuating its rule by sheer force.

"The government is sheltering the corrupt while raising slogans against them," Khaleda alleged. "But these parasitic elements or agents can't run the state of affairs."

The BNP chairperson asked her party leaders and supporters to consolidate their unity at all costs, and called upon all other political parties to remain united.

Khaleda made the comments in court Sunday by permission of judge Khandaker Kamal Uzzaman who presided over the first hearing on charge-framing against Khaleda in the Niko graft case.

It was Khaleda's first public statement since her arrest and detention on Sept 3, 2007.

The judge fixed June 8 for the next hearing.

The former PM was taken from special jail to the nearby Special Judge's Court-9, located on the Sangsad Bhaban complex, shortly after 11am.

Donning a chiffon sari, Khaleda greeted all on entering the court.

The BNP chairperson claimed that the allegations brought against her are false and the case was filed on purpose. She urged the authorities to withdraw the case.

Khaleda described the proceedings in the special court as an in-camera trial. She also condemned the inclusion of such cases under the emergency powers rules.

Demanded a trial in a conventional court, she said: "I have worked for the country. I did no unjust act. I want justice. We don't need security. I am ready to accept the verdict delivered by an open court."

"We cannot be tamed by the filing of cases against us," she added.

The BNP chairperson demanded withdrawal of the state of emergency within the month, and elections by October.

"Participation of all political parties in the election has to be ensured," Khaleda said.

Criticising the present government, Khaleda said: "In 18 months this government has taken the country 20 years back. They are turning Bangladesh into a failed state. They will have to account for this. No power is permanent."

Comparing her own tenure to the present situation of the country, the former prime minister: "We worked for the country. "

"There was much development in the country during our tenure. What is the condition of the country now?"

"The prices of essentials are beyond the reach of people. People are dying of starvation. The government has taken no action regarding this. The government should be tried for such deaths. However, the government is busy filing false cases against politicians."

Khaleda also expressed concern at the shrinking of the country's labour market. "Now we are about to lose the labour market in different countries including the Middle East."

"Trade and commerce has collapsed. The economy has collapsed."

On the judiciary, Khaleda told the court: "During our tenure the judiciary was free. Now the judiciary is not free. The judges have to follow orders."

She claimed again that her case had no merit.

The BNP chief alleged that 1/11 was part of a conspiracy. "It was staged for a conspiracy. But whatever happens must happen through the parliament."

"They wanted to 'minus' the two of us," she said of the government's briefly attempted 'minus two' policy, allegedly designed to take Sheikh Hasina and Khaleda Zia off the political scene through exile.

"But they could not do that."

Khaleda was taken back to the special jail at about 1.45pm.

Advocate Khandaker Delwar Hossain, acting as Khaleda's counsel, told the court: "We have not received the documents of the case. In such a situation the case proceedings cannot start."

Co-accused in the case, former law minister barrister Moudud Ahmed also questioned the legality of the case.

"If awarding a contract to Canadian oil and gas company Niko Resources was against the state's interest, why had the caretaker government not cancelled the agreement?" he asked.

Two separate cases involving Niko have been filed against former prime ministers Hasina and Khaleda, and were taken up by the court on May 26.

Although Hasina was produced in the special court on that day to face charges, Khaleda was absent on the plea that she was indisposed.
http://www.bdnews24.com/details.php?cid=3&id=53844
 
 

 
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