STRENGTHEN US WITH YOUR PARTICIPATION

Another feature of english channels, is they have to distance themselves from the common public wearing bindis on their forehead and who have blind faith in the existence that it will all be taken care of (Hindu philosophy). They do this by shunning anythign Indian in their appearance and distance themselves by bashing the common man i described above. Only by distancing themselves from teh common man, they can show their affinity towards the sponsors that mainly target english speaking audience. English media have distanced themselves from the humble, modest Hindu that wears his faith on his sleeve (and in their foreheads). ELM’s are meaningless. But, that humble man, believes the ELM’s due to them looking cool and appearing to be credible.

those in bangalore, young, bravehearts, how about showing up at this event with some posters of the real ‘politicians’ that we need to be mad about? and engage the media if they show up?

Shourie says what I have been saying for long, to wit:

“Human rights? Yes, we will respect the human rights of the terrorists and their sponsors and their local supporters to the extent that they respect the human rights of our people.”

In this context, it is worthwhile to recall the incarceration of Gujarat cop Vanzara. He eliminated a terrorist before the terrorist struck. We eulogize Karkare, NSG etc today, and rightly so, but Vanzara is languishing in custody for getting rid of a terrorist. A bunch of crypto-jihadis is gunning for his neck with legal activism. Guess who is helping them along? The Gujarat government, trying to show that it is even more concerned about “human rights” than they.

Debate is happening on internet and on the blogs. Tamasha is happening on “mainstream” media. Change the way you look at things!

Why will they? They let off a couple of Turks after the latter identified themselves.