So why are not you all asking the administration of Bangladesh?
To lead Bangladesh for building as self dependend Bangladesh the leaders of Bangladesh are to be needed to be quality knowledge educated and quality understanding leaders for understanding to know
What are the problems in Bangladesh and how could be solved these problems of Bangladesh to build active Bangladesh?
For this reasons the Government administration is needed to provide nation wide specific quality work education and understanding knowledge education to all gategori people of Bangladesh according the requirement and to do their respective duty efficiently in time.
--- On Wed, 16/3/11, Syed_Aslam3 <Syed.Aslam3@gmail.com> wrote:
> From: Syed_Aslam3 <Syed.Aslam3@gmail.com>
> Subject: [chottala.com] Fwd: Sarmila Bose's program Review by Mr.Hemayet Ullah (Polash) Maryland, USA
> To: "notun Bangladesh" <notun_bangladesh@yahoogroups.com>, chottala@yahoogroups.com, "Khobor" <khabor@yahoogroups.com>
> Received: Wednesday, 16 March, 2011, 7:18 PM
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> From: Hemayet
> Ullah <ullah1@verizon.net>
> Date: Tue, Mar 15, 2011 at 11:11 PM
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> Subject: [KHABOR] Sarmila Bose's program Review
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> I enjoyed the civil yet very terse
> and pointed discussions at today's Sarmila Bose program
> at Woodrow Wilson center in Washington DC. Even though she
> narrated her book chapters with eloquence, the aftermath
> discussions, I am sure, will leave a bitter taste in her
> mouth for a long time to come. It appeared that her problem
> mainly stems from the fact that our media disproportionately
> Â portray/demonize the Pakistan army by name
> calling as hyena, khan sena etc; while the army does not
> deserve such attributes (Kamrul Islam's painting). She
> spent a great deal of time trying to paint that many of the
> Baluch army person who were perceived as more generous
> than that of the Panjabi's, were in fact not Baluchi
> (But mostly Panjabis!!!).
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> However, valiant questioning from
> the audiences did show the mark as her voice rather appeared
> more tamed and she was dodging the questions with
> contrive rhetoric.
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> Bangalees portrayed Pakistanis as
> occupiers- she protested but did not answer the very pointed
> question by Anis bhai of VOA that after declaring the
> Independence of Bangladesh on the 26th of March, any foreign
> force would naturally be deemed as occupiers.....On the
> question of whether she is being paid by ISI- her one word
> answer was NO!!
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> We- the Bangalees should be
> applauded as we only demonize them in our literature/music
> which she finds offensive.....At least the Americans had the
> luxury of trying the war criminals at Nuremburg... we did
> not have that opportunity...
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> Some of the known faces of DC area
> did not have the audacity to ask a single question but to
> appease her... bought her books in drove and started
> hobnobbing with her in the pretense of getting her
> autograph. While getting the autograph, one started to
> narrate how muktijodda's killed people in his area!!!!
> Now there politics is not motivated by anti-India or by
> anti-hindu Sarmila Bose.... Politics makes strange bed
> fellows... Shame on those faces who were bad
> mouthing our glorious independence war just to score points
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> Hat's off to Nurun Nabi
> bhai for his direct efforts to bring this issue in
> fronts.... Ms. Bose was not present in Bangladesh and her
> narrations were mainly from interviews with one side... Who
> should you believe? Who fought in the liberation war by
> himself or someone who wrote a 'scholarly' book
> based on interviews (one side). You go and figure it
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> the commentator Arnold Zeitlin (I believe AP Journalist
> 1969-1971) when he described how alcholic Yahahia Khan ruled
> at that time. He raised sevral questions as to the validity
> of the facts and subsequently terming the book as a
> Distortion of Facts....... Â
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> My comments to my dear friend who recently raised question
> about the correctness of the 3 million number... He
> should have listened to today's commentator who said
> even if one person died that one too many.... I
> echo this sentiment as it is not a number game numbers are
> symbolic.. it is our Independence war that is hugely bigger
> than any politician getting his/her son/daughter getting
> married to Rajakar's daughter/son.....
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> Hemayet Ullah (Polash)
> Maryland, USA
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