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I think Barua's letter is computer
generated gibberish.
RB
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, January 22, 2006 11:16
AM
Subject: Re: [Assam] Fwd: Complaint
Against Honorable Chandan Mahanta
C'da,
>Me too. Even gibberish could end up looking like high-falutin'
stuff.
It sure does. Its that 'damn language thang' acting up again.
But this is more benign than the other stuff you get from time to
time.
--Ram
On 1/22/06, Chan
Mahanta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
At 10:40 AM -0600 1/22/06, Ram Sarangapani wrote:
C'da,
At least you would agree that the author (this
Barua) seems to have a pretty good command over the language and a good
vocabulary (I had the dictionary open).
*** You would be right Ram, if knew WHAT language it is you refer to
:-).
>---but really love these statements.
>>Chandan has an almost
mystical faith in insurrectionism
or -----
Me too. Even gibberish could end up looking like high-falutin'
stuff.
From my experience (and thats not much)
there are only a handful of NRAs with those talents (if the author is a
NRA).
Other than that, I really couldn't zero in on any
one complaint, but really love these statements.
>Chandan has an almost
mystical faith in insurrectionism
or
>If you don't think that
you shouldn't take threats made by the worst kinds of judgemental
>fomenters of evolution there are too seriously, then you've missed the
whole point of this letter.
or
>Stick your nose into
anything Chandan has written recently, and you'll get a good whiff of
besotted >priggism
or
>If Chandan continues to
perpetuate the nonsense known technically as the analytic/synthetic
>dichotomy,crime will escalate as schools deteriorate, corruption
increases, and quality of life >plummets. His idea of effete Fabianism
is no political belief.
Words/phrases like judgemental fomenters, besotted priggism,
analytic/synthetic dichotomy and effete Fabianism definitely need to be treasured for future use.
--Ram
On 1/22/06, Chan Mahanta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>X-Originating-IP: [38.10.4.227]
>From:
"Tilok Hatimuria" < [EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [email protected]
>Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Complaint Against
Honorable Chandan Mahanta
>Date: Fri, 30 Jun 2000 06:34:34
PDT
>
>Dear Raiz:
>
>This oomplaining bidness
seems to have found a life of its own under the
>tutelage of Sri
Pathak and his notorious Complaint Website referral. Now
Sri
>Barua gets involved too. I think it is good that people are
learning to get
>their lumps off their craws. I am not one to take
sides in these net-wars of
>ours. But I wonder if the fall guy
here really deserves it.
>
>But what the heck--give it to
him. Somebody needs to get kiced :)! A bit of
>verbal
'uttom-moghyom' never hurts.
>
>Dr. T, LAS
>
>
>
>>Thank you Saurav,
>>For
your Complaint and opening my eys. But I thought it over and have
found
>>that the actual culprit is none other than our
Honourable Chandan Mahanta.
>>So here is my two cents
complaint aginst him in public:
>>
>>My complaint
about Hon. Chandan Mahanta
>>
>>Because of Hon.
Chandan Mahanta's attitude, I usually don't respond to his
>>invectives, but this time I'll make an exception.
You
>>see, I myself honestly believe that the Chandan Mahanta
Foundation's latest
>>report on nutty Pyrrhonism is filled with
fabrications,
>>half-truths, innuendo, and guilt by
association. And because of that
>>belief, I'm going to throw
politeness and inoffensiveness to the
>>winds. In this letter,
I'm going to be as rude and crude as I know how, to
>>reinforce the point that Chandan has an almost
mystical
>>faith in insurrectionism. I'll say that again,
because I want it to sink
>>in: One could make a strong
argument that it's undeniably time
>>to put up or shut up. If
you don't think that you shouldn't take threats
>>made by the
worst kinds of judgemental fomenters of
>>revolution there are
too seriously, then you've missed the whole point of
>>this
letter. Stick your nose into anything Chandan has
>>written
recently, and you'll get a good whiff of besotted priggism.
With
>>this in mind, I must get him off our back. He offers
two
>>reasons as to why jingoism and elitism are identical
concepts. He argues
>>that (1) anyone who disagrees with him is
ultimately
>>raving, and (2) the Universe belongs to him by
right. These arguments are
>>invalid for the following reasons:
First, he insists that his
>>decisions are based on reason.
This fraud, this lie, is just one among the
>>thousands he
perpetrates.
>>
>>Contrast, for example, Chandan's
smears with those of dastardly prophets of
>>feudalism, and
observe that there is no contrast. I,
>>by (genuine) contrast,
take the view that Chandan says that the rest of us
>>are an
inferior group of people, fit only to be enslaved,
>>beaten,
and butchered at the whim of our betters. This is at best wrong.
At
>>worst, it is a lie. I imagine that you might say,
"His
>>most recent arguments are irreverent, in bad taste, and
inappropriate."
>>Fine, I agree. But he is always prating
about how
>>counter-productive rabid lounge lizards have
dramatically lower incidences
>>of cancer, heart attacks, heart
disease, and many
>>other illnesses than the rest of us. (He
used to say that it is crude to
>>question his protests, but
the evidence is too contrary, so he's
>>given up on that
score.) If Chandan continues to perpetuate the nonsense
>>known
technically as the analytic/synthetic dichotomy,
>>crime will
escalate as schools deteriorate, corruption increases,
and
>>quality of life plummets. His idea of effete Fabianism is
no
>>political belief. It is a fierce and burning gospel of
hatred and
>>intolerance, of murder and destruction, and the
unloosing of a sexist
>>blood lust. It is, in every literal
sense, a gin-swilling and pagan
>>religion that incites its
worshippers to a petulant frenzy and then
>>prompts them to
tip the scales in Chandan's favor.
>>
>>Chandan
ignores a breathtaking number of facts, most
notably:
>>
>>Fact: I myself have no idea why Chandan
Mahanta wannabees have sprouted
> >across the
country like mushrooms after
a
>>downpour.
>>
>>Fact: Chandan's cronies
are delighted with the potential for
violent
>>confrontation.
>>
>>Fact: Chandan's
subliminal psywar campaigns are made of the same spirit
>>that
accounts for the majority of the problems we face
>>in this
world.
>>
>>In addition, Chandan extricates himself
from difficulty by intrigue, by
>>chicanery, by dissimulation,
by trimming, by an untruth, by an
>>injustice. In a
broad-brush sense, like a verbal magician, he knows how
to
>>lie without appearing to be lying, how to bury
secrets
>>in mountains of garbage-speak. Does Chandan do
research before he reports
>>things, or does he just guess and
hope he's right?
>>On a closing note, I hope that this letter,
while incomplete, informal, and
>>having no authority except
its own inner strength and
>>conviction, has clearly
demonstrated to you that we have a right, an
>>indisputable,
inalienable, indefeasible, divine right to preserve
>>the
peace.
>>Barua
>>
>>
>>
>>>From:
"Alpana B. Sarangapani" <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>Subject:
Re: The Tenth Assamese Vowel sound
>>>Date: Thu, 29 Jun
2000 19:07:24 -0500
>>>
>>>I am not saying it
happened. :)
>>>
>>>It would not only be funny
but painful (I forgot about other places, but
>>>especially
in the US, teenagers are so conscious about that here), when
an
>>>Assamese teenager named Jeet is being called 'Zit' by
his family and
>>>friends, in front of all his friends. They
will tease him for years, even
>>>though he really doesn't
have zits.
>>>
>>>'Zit', 'Zoo't goi 'Jabra'
dekhila
?
>>>
>>
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