Thursday, November 25, 2010

Remembering 26/11 - Missiles, not Mombattis

Two years ago, a belligerent neighboring country launched a pre-planned, deliberate and deadly terror attack on Indian soil. The attack resulted in hundreds of casualties in our largest metro, at the heart of our financial capital.

The Indian response to it was to organize rallies by Left-Liberal secular crowds. With candles in their hands, they insulated the political fallout and prevented the true state of the disgusting rot within our security apparatus from reaching the aam aadmi. Some of those journalists who now find themselves in an uncomfortable situation (aka #barkhagate), carefully metered and steered public opinion.

Ever since the attacks, we indulged in a series of comical "diplomatic" moves. The Secular hard left lobby became even more chummy with their "civil society" counterparts from the belligerent country. The offending country received even greater foreign aid and now actually possesses the capability to harm our nation even more. Complicity of certain Indian citizens in the attacks were never seriously pursued.

  • We summarily reject these bogus gestures of the corrupt Indian Government.
  • We reject the crocodile tears and overtures of their "civil society", for we find them merely an extension of their corrupt, morally decrepit Military-Industrial-Jihadi complex.
  • We reject any notion of friendship, Track II, goodwill, Aman-ki-Asha and any such bullshit.
  • We strongly protest ridiculous attempts to connect this with Kashmir or social justice issues by a section of Indian "liberals".

Above all, we reject any calls for candle light vigil - as far as we are concerned, candles are items with the flame at the wrong end.

6 comments:

Dirt Digger said...

Brilliant hard hitting post!
Congress lead UPA has a single minded goal to rape and plunder India's resources. So every other action is driven downwards from that goal. A need to appease minorities, allow corruption to run rampant, allow jihadis to attack the common man.
Can fully blame the media, but they are pawns in this game.

Sharan Sharma said...

Good to see you blogging again!

seadog4227 said...

On the button again!
Hard to forget the coverage and the interviews done to lead the public astray.
What a sham!

Sid said...

Sahi baat! The last sentence about candles is a killer one.

barbarindian said...

Thank you for the kind remarks - appreciate your taking the time to look at divergent views. Will make every attempt to blog more and hope to continue to offer something of value.

Arjun said...

Excellent post!

And above all, we reject the dictatorship of the dynasty and those who serve it.

Bharat didn't win freedom on 15 August 1947. It was handed over by the British to the Dynasty.