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BASED ON
http://www.huffingtonpost.in/2016/11/14/we-need-to-stop-holding-up-the-army-as-the-sole-repository-of-al/
RANT OF FILTHY
ANTI - NATIONALISTS COMMIES
AND
FIFTH COLUMNIST BLACK MONEY HOLDERS
RANT OF THE MORONS
We Need To Stop Holding Up The Army
As
The Sole Repository Of All Nationalism
A nation is not just a territory
that needs defending.
Stay hungry, stay patriotic. That's what Baba Ramdev wants ordinary Indians to be. Why? Because members of the army, who are protecting our borders, routinely go without food for days, especially when they are on active duty. Such is his logic.
"During war, our soldiers fight without eating food for seven to eight days. So, can't we do the same for our nation?" one of India's most successful yoga-guru-turned-entrepreneurs said to the media yesterday.
"Many people are showing their opposition to the prime minister but nothing is bigger than the nation," he added.
As a defence of the government's move of currency demonetisation to curb corruption and black money, Ramdev's statement may warm the cockles of his devotees, especially those who believe nothing is bigger than the prime minister (to them, also known as the nation), but the comment is shockingly pernicious on several levels.
People stand in long queues to exchange their old currency at the Bank of Baroda in Pahar Ganj, New Delhi, on November 13, 2016. (Photo by Arvind Yadav/Hindustan Times )
Wasn't it Swami Vivekananda, often appropriated by card-carrying Hindutva activists to serve their own interests, who pointed out the futility of preaching religion to those left with an empty stomach? And so, by what right could a nation expect undying patriotism from those it has failed to guarantee two square meals a day?
Worse still, due to the acute cash crunch unleashed by the sudden revocation of old currency, even people with means to buy food have been reduced to looting stores,
babies have died to lack of healthcare, senior citizens have collapsed in queues to get their money changed. The prime minister, who Ramdev wants the rest of the country to put before their lives, has mocked the plight of the people and then quickly followed it up with public histrionics. The worst elitism, especially among privileged Indians, is on shameless display on social media these days.
FIRING THE RIFLE
FROM THE SHOULDER OF POOR
TO
HIDE THE BLACK HOARDED FILTH
For Ramdev to drag the army into this unfolding crisis, as the exemplar of nationalism, is not only insidious (as an attempt to cover up for the ruling government's spectacular mess), but also disrespectful to the vast majority of Indians who are not part of the defence establishment.
The service rendered by the armed forces to the nation is, without a doubt, fraught with risk and hardship, demanding deeper reserves of courage and fortitude than, say, a school teacher's or a bus driver's. And yet, in a sense, the job of defending the country against enemies and keeping it safe from internal incursions is also a job like any other — with benefits and a salary.
To weigh it against other professions or to rate it on a scale of relative importance is unwarranted, unless one believes different kinds of work merit different levels of respect, according to a perceived hierarchy of dignity in labour. That would amount to claiming that some citizens are less important to the nation than others.
Why must the contribution to society by a scientist who develops a life-saving vaccine or by a doctor who cures hundreds of suffering patients or by an economist whose policy has a tangible effect in improving the conditions of millions be regarded as any less noble or patriotic than those guarding our borders?
A great musician may soothe many a troubled mind, a writer may give hope to those who have turned away from life, an educator may enable hundreds of young minds to look beyond their immediate circumstances and to dream big.
As far as critical services go, what about those who dispose of our daily refuse, without whom we would be drowning in our own garbage? And, most pertinent under the circumstances, what about the bankers, who are tirelessly working weekdays and weekends, trying to serve a nation desperately seeking cash?
By valorising the services of the army to the exclusion of others, Ramdev's ends up shaming the ordinary, salaried, tax-paying citizens of India, part of whose hard-earned incomes, ironically, go into funding the defence budget. In doing so, he too, along with the supporters of the ruling government, harks back to a relic from the past: to a moment in history when the military was the be-all and end-all of a nation's sovereignty as opposed to the sum total of many ancillary parts that create a complex, modern economy.
The appropriation of the army to advance political interests has only been gaining momentum since the surgical strikes along the Line of Control (LoC), after the terrorist attack on military headquarters in Uri, Jammu and Kashmir.
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar, who has been described as "one of the nine jewels" of his cabinet by PM Modi, has brazenly politicised the counter-attacks waged by India's security forces in the LoC. Among the many explosive comments he made after the operations, he attributed the core ideology of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) as the driving force behind the counter-strike. He also believes that true Indians must be unquestioningly loyal to the government's decisions and never doubt the official version of any event.
BRATHEREN bandicoot YOU ARE DITTO ON THE BULL(Uncastrated adult male ) "INDIAN BANDICOOTS MUST BELIEVE & SUPPORT 'ALLAHAS' VOICE BEING EMANATED FROM RAWALPINDI WHOSE CURRENCY PRINTING PRESSES AT KARACHI & PESHAWAR ARE MINTING INDIAN CURRENCY TO BE DEPLOYED FOR THE LIBERATION (enslavement) OF BANDICOOTS IN INDIA" Vasundhra
BASED ON
http://www.huffingtonpost.in/2016/11/14/we-need-to-stop-holding-up-the-army-as-the-sole-repository-of-al/
RANT OF FILTHY
ANTI - NATIONALISTS COMMIES
AND
FIFTH COLUMNIST BLACK MONEY HOLDERS
RANT OF THE MORONS
We Need To Stop Holding Up The Army
As
The Sole Repository Of All Nationalism
A nation is not just a territory
that needs defending.
Baba Ramdev, right, seated next to retired former Indian Army chief General V.K. Singh during a protest in New Delhi in 2012. (AP Photo/Rajesh Kumar Singh)
"Many people are showing their opposition to the prime minister but nothing is bigger than the nation," he added.
As the promoter of Patanjali, an FMCG enterprise which has already recorded a ₹5,000 crore turnover in F16, it is despicable of Ramdev to undermine the pain of hunger, that too in a country which ranks below some of its neighbours — China, Nepal and Bangladesh — in the
We don't need to look up statistics to register the endemic poverty that afflicts India's heartland. But we do need to appreciate the bleak irony of asking millions of hungry people to put nationalist sentiments before their right to have three square meals a day.
Hindustan Times via Getty Images
Worse still, due to the acute cash crunch unleashed by the sudden revocation of old currency, even people with means to buy food have been reduced to looting stores,
babies have died to lack of healthcare, senior citizens have collapsed in queues to get their money changed. The prime minister, who Ramdev wants the rest of the country to put before their lives, has mocked the plight of the people and then quickly followed it up with public histrionics. The worst elitism, especially among privileged Indians, is on shameless display on social media these days.
FIRING THE RIFLE
FROM THE SHOULDER OF POOR
TO
HIDE THE BLACK HOARDED FILTH
[ VASUNDHRA]
: Demonetisation Has Brought Out The Worst Form Of Elitism Among India's Privileged Classes
THE BANDICOOTS SHOULD KNOW THAT IF A SOLDIER COMMITS A MISTAKE IN WAR IT IS NOT THAT HE LOSES HIS LIFE BUT THE NATION ALSO SLIDES INTO A PERPETUAL SLAVERY OF HUMILATION WHERE AS IF A BANDICOOT FALLS IN THE RAT TRAP HE LOSES ONLY HIS HOARDED LOOTED WORTHLESS PAPER -Vasundhra
RANT OF A BANDICOOT
The service rendered by the armed forces to the nation is, without a doubt, fraught with risk and hardship, demanding deeper reserves of courage and fortitude than, say, a school teacher's or a bus driver's. And yet, in a sense, the job of defending the country against enemies and keeping it safe from internal incursions is also a job like any other — with benefits and a salary.
To weigh it against other professions or to rate it on a scale of relative importance is unwarranted, unless one believes different kinds of work merit different levels of respect, according to a perceived hierarchy of dignity in labour. That would amount to claiming that some citizens are less important to the nation than others.
Women come out the State Bank of India, Nuh branch, with new Rs 2000 rupee note, on November 13, 2016 in Gurgaon, India. (Photo by Parveen Kumar/Hindustan Times via Getty Images)
TRUTH IS
SEGMENT OF SOCIETY MENTIONED BELOW HAVE WATCHED HELPLESSELY THEIR FRUITS BEING LOOTED BY THESE BANDICOOTS & NOW ARE EMPLOYING GHOST WRITERS TO DEFEND THEIR LOOT (Vasundhra)
A great musician may soothe many a troubled mind, a writer may give hope to those who have turned away from life, an educator may enable hundreds of young minds to look beyond their immediate circumstances and to dream big.
As far as critical services go, what about those who dispose of our daily refuse, without whom we would be drowning in our own garbage? And, most pertinent under the circumstances, what about the bankers, who are tirelessly working weekdays and weekends, trying to serve a nation desperately seeking cash?
By valorising the services of the army to the exclusion of others, Ramdev's ends up shaming the ordinary, salaried, tax-paying citizens of India, part of whose hard-earned incomes, ironically, go into funding the defence budget. In doing so, he too, along with the supporters of the ruling government, harks back to a relic from the past: to a moment in history when the military was the be-all and end-all of a nation's sovereignty as opposed to the sum total of many ancillary parts that create a complex, modern economy.
People in queue to change their 500 and 1000 currency notes in Allahabad. (Photo by Prabhat Kumar Verma/Pacific Press/LightRocket via Getty Images)
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar, who has been described as "one of the nine jewels" of his cabinet by PM Modi, has brazenly politicised the counter-attacks waged by India's security forces in the LoC. Among the many explosive comments he made after the operations, he attributed the core ideology of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) as the driving force behind the counter-strike. He also believes that true Indians must be unquestioningly loyal to the government's decisions and never doubt the official version of any event.
BRATHEREN bandicoot YOU ARE DITTO ON THE BULL(Uncastrated adult male ) "INDIAN BANDICOOTS MUST BELIEVE & SUPPORT 'ALLAHAS' VOICE BEING EMANATED FROM RAWALPINDI WHOSE CURRENCY PRINTING PRESSES AT KARACHI & PESHAWAR ARE MINTING INDIAN CURRENCY TO BE DEPLOYED FOR THE LIBERATION (enslavement) OF BANDICOOTS IN INDIA" Vasundhra
EK JAICHAND KI PUKAR
एक जयचंद की पुकार
Why must the contribution to society by a scientist who develops a life-saving vaccine or by a doctor who cures hundreds of suffering patients or by an economist whose policy has a tangible effect in improving the conditions of millions be regarded as any less noble or patriotic than those guarding our borders?
