General V K Singh is welcome by all means. But he should not get too close
to Anna, who to me seems to be sporting a dual face.
On: 'to fight the endemic corruption that is corroding the soul of this
nation"
What nonsense! The soul has already corroded and eaten away. Only thing we
cannot see it. It is the 'skin' that is rotting away in full view now, and
should be falling off in a short while from now.
floriano
goasuraj
9890470896
www.goasu-raj.org
----- Original Message -----
From: "john eric" <[email protected]>
To: "Goanet Lists" <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, August 24, 2012 3:42 PM
Subject: [Goanet] FIGHTING CORRUPTION
KEEP ARMYMEN AWAY FROM POLITICS
This view of Kuldip Nair in one of our local dailies is strange. Just like
General McArthur was removed after the second world war, so also was
Winston Churchill. General Eisenhower became President of United States! No
person from the armed forces has become Prime Minister or President of our
country.There is no comparison with General V.K.Singh and conclusions drawn
like political ambitions whilst in service etc which appear to be incorrect.
It was VK who struggled to stem corruption in the Army to bring high ranking
officers and vested interests to book. Politics is everywhere. Why should he
be kept away from continuing his mission against corruption after retiring?
The idiosyncrasies of individuals and perceived misdemeanors (permitted to
survive by the same authorities, but brought up to shoot the messenger, for
which the law should take its course) of the messenger against corruption
are irrelevant, compared to doing something about the message on priority! I
think the nation requires every effort to fight the endemic corruption that
is corroding the soul of this nation.=
