Well said Roland. I agree with you 100%.
With the Americans and the Brits, hypocrisy reigns supreme. Tons of examples. Now that the USA has expelled all the Syrian diplomatic staff and closed all their offices - all of a sudden - what do you think is afoot? You do not need to be genius to know the answer. Next step - a travel advisory for all Americans wanting to visit the Middle East. Also US commandos boarding a Libyan oil tanker. They own the world now? Tim de Mello ---------------------------------------- > Date: Wed, 19 Mar 2014 22:16:26 -0400 > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [Goanet] Fait accompli.... > > Dear Gabe, > Just as well. > > The world was beginning to tire of it's only superpower acting like a spoilt > child and stepping into other people's crap even when not wanted. > Singlehandedly it belittled the United Nations and trivialized it's purpose. > With the help of it's client state Britain under Blair and now with the > backing of Canada whose beacon under Trudeau upto Chretien once guided peace > among quarelling nations and whose respect is now in tatters under Uncle > Sam's client Prime Minister Harper, it has made nonsense of the sovereignity > of nations. > > In my lifetime and that of my father before me, the word America was a > shining beacon for prosperity and democracy. The hungry and the deprived > could count on it for sustenance at every turn. No longer. It is a country > now bankrupt of morals and money overflowing only with the technology of arms > and the weird determination to quell the desires of those who they once > helped and now kill. > > The American people should be happy that there is a Putin to resist them > where for a long time there was nobody. Russia was a true friend to India > when India sorely needed one. India would not have had the chance to prosper > as it does today if America's once solid backing of Pakistan was not equally > solidly countered by the Big Bear. While America talked of abiding interests > not abiding friendships, the Russian people took the Indians and clasped them > to their bosoms. > > While acting like hypocrites on the Crimea issue, America thinks the world > has forgotten Cuba. For the world to become a better place America included, > Russia must regain its former power and influence and Putin is the man to > accomplish it. > > By abstaining on the Crimea vote, India repays a small marker to its > steadfast friend. And for this little moment, to hell with the Yankees and > their money which can be pumped out of India as easily as it was pumped in. > > Roland. > > > Sent from Samsung Mobile > > -------- Original message -------- > From: Gabe Menezes <[email protected]> > Date: 19-03-2014 1:45 PM (GMT-05:00) > To: "Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994!" <[email protected]>, > [email protected] > Subject: [Goanet] Fait accompli.... > > ...the take over of Goa by India and now the takeover/take back of Crimea by > Russia. In a sense it was democratic when over 90% voted to join Russia; it > is too late for Goa, if a vote was held tomorrow the majority in Goa > (outsiders) would vote to remain in India. > > India has taken the side of the Russians and will not vote against Russia, > China on the other hand abstained at the U.N. - they have their own problem > w.r.t. Tibet! > > -- > DEV BOREM KORUM > > Gabe Menezes.
