Saturday, August 30, 2008
Where have all the Neo-cons gone? By Ghulam Muhammed
Saturday, August 30, 2008
Where have all the Neo-cons gone?
If Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s theory is to be believed, they have all landed in Georgia, in a last ditch attempt to force another war on the US, so another warmonger, John McCain can win the presidency of the US, in the coming November 4 US Presidential election, thus perpetuating the legacy of the discredited US President Bush.
Eight years back, they had delivered a coup by getting their candidate, George W. Bush elected through any number of series of dirty tricks and covert strategies, including the intervention of Supreme Court, when the Democratic nominee, Al Gore lost by few votes, running into hundreds, in the total votes of millions. However, their role in using Bush to invade Iraq, as one of the most dreaded danger to Israel and their choice of Afghanistan for the next target of their concocted war on terror, had so enraged the people back home, that one by one, they chose to fly off from the discredited Bush regime’s most important cabinet posts. However, one can be sure, though they have gone underground, and have no face to come out as strongly as at the time of George Bush, their public drubbing does not preclude their active behind the scene conspiracy to once again subvert America’s democracy and manage such public issues at the fag end of the campaigning, that their nominee, John McCain, should have smooth sailing, while Barack Obama takes the dirt roads.
One of the most daring plans is to instigate a confrontation with Russia. With the rise of Putin, who early on sensed the stranglehold of Israeli and other Jewish robber barons tightening around Russian economy and used his popular power base, to throw out the Jewish conspirators from their economic perches, from where they had planned to take out Putin. Not willing to suffer defeat, they have regrouped around the weaker states around the Russia’s underbelly, organised the so-called democratic revolutions, got their proxies to head the governments and have been using these neighbouring countries as a staging ground to take on Putin and his power base.
Israel had been major arm supplier to the small nation of Georgia, whose obliging President had been forced to take the most audacious and most foolish step of using his armed forces to move into South Ossetia and triggered a armed conflict with Russia, thus providing Bush regime an opportunity of saber rattling in the Europe and impressing on Americans to vote John McCain, as safety and security of the US and Europe is at stake and he as a ‘war hero’, the better candidate to wage wars.
So the neo-cons are gone into hiding, but are still operative behind the scene to stage a second coup, by derailing a popular candidate and pick up the war machine that the US has been to carry out their warped Zionist New World Order agenda. This time around, they have got key people at the helm of affairs in NATO countries, like the Hungary-born French President Nicholas Sarkozy and foreign minister Bernard Kouchner, both Jewish as well as another Jewish Foreign Secretary David Miliband in UK, who are in the forefront of war and peace in Europe and are naturally fully available to the neo-cons to do their bidding in the larger interest of Israeli and Jewish interest around the world.
In two interviews with BBC and CNN, Russian Prime Minister Putin has directly accusing US of instigating Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili to move forces into South Ossetia, against all mutual understandings between the two neighbouring countries, so that a Republican President is re-elected in the next election, perpetrating Bush policies on Iraq, Afghanistan and Iran.
The world cannot just wait and see that a new cold war is about to be provoked for private gains of a vested interest group. India among the non-aligned nations, must take lead in cautioning all concerned not the play with the peace of the world.
Ghulam Muhammed, Mumbai
ghulammuhammed3@gmail.com
http://www.ghulammuhammed.wordpress.com/
Ghulam Muhammed’s response to Tavleen Singh’s email:
Ghulam Muhammed’s response to Tavleen Singh’s email:
from Ghulam Muhammed
to Tavleen Singh
date Aug 30, 2008 11:46 PM
subject Re: your communal letter
mailed-by gmail.com
Saturday, August 30, 2008
Dear Tavleen Singhji,
Thanks for your kind response to my kind of letter. You magnanimity is acknowledged.
You however did not reply to my accusation that you did not use the word URDU in your article, not even once, even though now you profess Urdu to be your language. I have been noticing this 'benign' or rather 'malign neglect' of URDU with your kind of journalists.
Again, when you presume, that since I am not from UP, Bihar, Punjab or Madhya Pradesh, Urdu is not my language, you yourself want to limit the majesty of Urdu language that has spread out all around the world and though it has been deliberately and communally banished from its own native place of northern India and Punjab, it has kept alive by the kind of people in India, whom you continue to detest, when you say Faraz does not need defenders like me. URDU is not a territory. It belongs to its lovers, be that from any religion, any region, any ethnicity, any caste, any status in life or any ideology. It is the bigoted who have slotted the most secular of languages in Indian history.
For your information, I am from Uttar Bharati parentage, with my mother language being URDU. I have studied in Urdu medium school till SSC. Still I am the last person to claim any exclusive rights on Urdu, in as much as it belongs to all its lovers.
You are right when you say that I am communal. I am proud to be a minority communal who is fighting the majority communalism. I am from a victimized minority and I need not apologise for my minority communalism.
You have every right to detest Islamism and Jihadism on the ground that they are guilty of violence. My charge against you is that you are not against the violence of the Hindutva kind, and have shown no inclination to oppose them as you so most vehemently oppose and condemn the supposed acts of commission and omission by Islamists. Yours is a one-eyed brand of justice.
You have dared me, not to give Urdu a religion. I firmly believe that that will be the death of Urdu. On the other hand, I have legitimate question to ask of you: why majority of Urdu-bashers are from one particular religion only --- the extremist Hindutvadis? Why have you not come out publicly against those religionists who have for 60 years institutionalized active discrimination and demonisation of Urdu with the result that millions from three generation of even Urdu speaking people had been deprived of their favourite Urdu. Why Punjab turned the partition experience into communal divide and targeted Urdu as the 'language of the enemy'. Was it not the religion that came into picture to distort and obscure the beauty of Urdu? Now I will dare you, Tavleen Singhji, to shun the religious prejudice and give URDU its due. Don't bring religion into Urdu discourse.
If as you claim, Urdu is yours, how can any one take it away from you on the basis of religion? Your blame game is very spacious and convoluted.
It is the continuous demonisation of India's Muslims, as the 'other', that has so poisoned the nation, that a big responsibility rests on people of your kind, to stop and ponder deeply, as to where you are dragging this nation. India is at the threshold of disintegration and the blame will entirely lie with the likes of you.
I will write with full sense of responsibility that your poison pen is one of the most virulent instruments to succor and sustain the communalism of the majority. Politicians had resorted to organise communalism for their vote bank politics, but journalists of your kind have given the divisive communalism a life of its own.
I hope you will realise the dangers inherent in your obsessive hatred of Muslims in general and accept the fact that India can only survive and prosper, when all its diverse communities are treated with equal respect, dignity and fairness. We have seen how great Mughal Empire disintegrated when it lost its goodwill with the people. At this point of time, India is in the grip of a tyrannical regime and I am among a vast group of people that feel you as a regular columnist are part of that tyrannical regime.
Ghulam Muhammed, Mumbai
ghulammuhammed3@gmail.com
www.ghulammuhammed.wordpress.com
On 8/30/08, tavleen singh
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Dear Mr. Ghulam Muhammed,
I usually do not reply to your kind of letter. I do this time only in the faint hope that I might help you understand that it isn't me who is communal but you.
For a start Urdu. I am Punjabi and have lived all my life in Delhi. Urdu is my language as much as Punjabi is. I think you are not from Northern India and so Urdu is not your language but when Muslims from across the Indian sub-continent claimed it as theirs they took it away from us whose language it really is. We should have fought for it sooner and we did not but if you are not from northern India Urdu is not your language. Get that through your head.
After that ponder a little on your charge that I have damaged Hindu-Muslim unity. Its true that I detest Islamism and jihadis of every kind and I think the world needs to deal as harshly with them as we would with other cowards who fight wars by killing innocent women and children in the name of some ridiculous god. I do not believe that religion has any place in the public square. Believe what you want to, worship who you want to but in your private space. I have attacked Hindus and Sikhs when they have tried to impose their religion on the public square and I will attack Muslims who do it. If that is communal I am proud to be communal.
But, please don't you ever dare try to give Urdu a religion. If you know anything of this language or respect it even a little people like you should stay away from it. The last thing Faraz, God rest his soul, needs is defenders like you.
yours,
Tavleen Singh
