Hi Jyotirmoy, You are hitting Chandanbabu real hard; where it hurts.
CM and MM behaves like paid agents of the Bangladeshis. In whole expanse of lungiwalas, they see no design. It's like closing the eyes to ward off a tiger, thinking, the tiger will not see if they close their eyes. Moreover, I found out, none of both Mr. MM and CM's future generations are going to stay in the independent Oxom, they are inciting our 'burbok' boys to fight for. -VP --- Jyotirmoy Sharma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I believe that Ram has explained the points very > aptly. Just adding > a few comments. > > > >*** Is this for a fact or a demonstration of > profound ignorance > > of modern history? > > >Would you like to explain? > > I do not hear the Nagas, Manipuris blowing up their > own population in > the name of freedom struggle. They may have had > conflicts within > their groups and may have fought and killed rival > group members but > never have they targeted the general population. > Would you still believe in their cause and their > means had you lost a > family member in one of their indiscriminate blasts? > > > > > I suspect you and JS intended SOME of the ULFA > leaders, didn't > > you? Assuming that was what it was, let me ask > you this: If it > > were you, Ram >or JS, in the position of those > ULFA leaders, what > > would you do? Play STUPID and get arrested or get > erased in some > > encounter, real or fake? Is >this some kind of a > question to make > > the ULFA leaders look like 'cowards'? If it is, > do you think it is > > working? > Even in India's fight for independence we have had > true > revolutionaries who may have gone out of the > country to seek help > to fight the enemy( British ) but they have come > back to the country > to fight for the cause they believed in. In ULFA's > case the leaders > have simply vanished from the battle zone and > surrendered themselves > to become pawns of Bangladeshi agents. > > > >- They seek whereabouts of missing ULFA members, > what about all the > > >people they have killed. Are they going to give > the reasons ? > > > > *** Another abjectly dumb question again. These > are people fighting > > and dying for a cause. > Mr Mahanta, try telling that to someone who has lost > a loved one by > ULFA's guns or their blasts. > It is not hard to realize that there is no "cause" > they are fighting > for. The ULFA leaders are prominent Bangladeshi > citizens now and > living up their life with extortion money while > their lower rungs are > dodging bullets, army and the people in general. > > Mr Mahanta, you would do well to realize the ground > facts. The Bodos, > Karbis, Dimasas, Bengalis( from the Barak valley) do > not support the > ULFA nor have they given them the onus to act/speak > on their behalf. > A few Assamese may still feel for the terrorists but > they are a dying > breed. I would have thought there is more support > for the outfit > among the Assamese citizens in the US, the lack of > response to my > questions seem to suggest otherwise. > > J.Sharma > > > On 15/05/2007, at 9:40 AM, Ram Sarangapani wrote: > > > C'da > > > > >*** Is this for a fact or a demonstration of > profound ignorance > > of modern history? > > >Would you like to explain? > > > > Let me try! > > > > First of, the ulfa cannot really be considered > "revolionaries". A > > revolution (Like the French etc) are a mass-scale > uprising of some > > sort against an establishment. The ulfa (as some > would like to > > elevate) is nowhere close to that lable > > > > So, in that context, modern revolutions have > always been about > > "protecting the masses" against tyrants. In the > Assam context, can > > you give some stark examples where such a thing > has happened? And > > yes, C'da why is these "home-grown" revoltionaries > hell bent on > > killing and looting from Assamese people (and > don't forget Dhemaji) > > - now there was a great example of your > revolutionaries giving up > > blood & treasure (of course, it matters little > that blood spilled > > was not theirs). > > > > > I suspect you and JS intended SOME of the ULFA > leaders, didn't > > you? Assuming that was what it was, let me ask > you this: If it > > were you, Ram >or JS, in the position of those > ULFA leaders, what > > would you do? Play STUPID and get arrested or get > erased in some > > encounter, real or fake? Is >this some kind of a > question to make > > the ULFA leaders look like 'cowards'? If it is, > do you think it is > > working? > > > > If the 'leaders' were holed up in B'desh and > making war plans/ > > strategic plans against the big, bad ogre called > India, it may have > > carried some semblence of resptability - but to > hole up elsewhere, > > goad/egg other to the battles, and all the while > amass huge > > personal wealth, (as reported by the US think tank > - Stratfor. > > com), getting help from BD intel and ISI (who will > just as easily > > slit an Assamese throat as they would an "Indian") > is beyond me. > > > > So, now this "holing up" in Bangladesh is really a > strategic plan - > > could have knocked me out with a feather! How > could I have missed that > > > > >First off, if 'THEY' were residing in a foreign > land, why is it > > that India and Indians claim > > >ULFA is fighting in Assam? Isn't that a > contradiction? > > > > I am just trying here - don't know exactly what JS > meant. > > > > Why is this a contradiction - the leaders stay in > BD - making the > > big war plans, while the "low-level" cadres do the > dirty job in Assam. > > > > >*** Another abjectly dumb question again. These > are people > > fighting and dying for a cause. > > >You may not agree with their cause. > > > > We have all been hearing about this big cause for > a long time. Then > > why is that the whole of Assam have NOT joined > > and or signed on the dotted line? Do you know why? > > > > >That is how it works in a violent CONFLICT. That > is WHY it is a > > violent CONFLICT. > > > > Whew! Now that somehow makes us all feel better. > Of course, all the > > people of Assam gave the green signal for ULFA to > go violent and > > now it (the ulfa) acts as the sole torch bearer > for God & country. > > > > One question, if these 'revs' are NOT even able to > fight from their > > home base (that they are forced to go to another > country to do so), > > what odds do you, as a pragmatist, give them for > any kind of win? > > > > Even the country these people take refuge in (BD) > is not able to > > take on the bad boy on the block (India) what are > the chances for > > the "revs". Do you think perhaps, that there is no > fun for them to > > end this 'insurgency Kamadhenu'. Whatever will > they do if this all > === message truncated ===> _______________________________________________ > assam mailing list > assam@assamnet.org > http://assamnet.org/mailman/listinfo/assam_assamnet.org > ___________________________________________________________ Yahoo! Answers - Got a question? 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