The thought that made her PM is the issue, not Sonia

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Well, to me the fact that the INDIAN PEOPLE chose her,

instead of choosing the fanatical hindu

fundamentalists, happens to speak very very well of

the intellectual abilities of the Indian people as a

whole.

 

Nisarg

 

--- prashant <prashantbharadwaj wrote:

> It is indeed an unfortunate state of affairs we have

> to sit silently and be bombarded with pictures of

> subservient congressmen and non congress ,'secular'

> politicians demean themselves at the feet of a woman

> who has nothing to do with the indian polity.She

> might be an Indian as she claims to be at heart or

> otherwise because she is married into an indian

> family but does that mean that she is fit to assume

> the highest office of the land. she might even

> proove to be a good prime minister who knows given

> the twists of fate but should it be that only a

> foriegn born from The Gandhi family be given a

> chance to be a good Prime Minister, even in her

> efficiency and good there lurks a danger of Indians

> being put in a situation of them questioning their

> competence.

>

> This is a subversion of the very thought process

> which had instilled a confidence amongst Indians on

> being indians. Its dangerous and negative. Its a

> path leading us to a state of intellectual slavery

> of thinking that all that is imported from the West

> is good including the bahu.....We don't have the

> right to ask of ourselves that out of a billion of

> us we could'nt find one to take this previlige of

> assuming the highest elected office for the fear of

> being labelled as intellectual pigmies.

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

swamiji_nisarg wrote: Well, to me the fact that the INDIAN PEOPLE

chose her, instead of choosing the fanatical hindu fundamentalists,

happens to speak very very well of the intellectual abilities of the

Indian people as a whole.

 

 

I am not an Indian Nationals, my grandfather comes from India, but I

hold deeply as to things that happen in India. There are many more

like me and many more still holds strongly to the events that happen

in India. Many a time I choose not to take part in Political talks

because I have enough of it. I grow up in a political environment.

 

You are being very insensitive Nisrag for making such comments. This

issue is about the Indians questions their fellow Indians. Why dont

you let them be.

 

And this is what I think:

 

They choose her, because she carries the Gandhi Name. Its the Name

that they choose. My assumption will be, if it were to be an Indian

Lady with the Gandhi name, it will be different. The fact remain the

same : India is for Indians. Just like China is for Chinese, etc and

America is for White, Christian, Male. I think those people in Italy,

or Britain, or America will react the same, if for example an Asian

or non white were to take up the most important top post. So what

happen in India and the reaction are justifiable.

 

"fanatical hindu fundamentalists"

I did not support any political party in India, being an outsider, I

still follow the event very closely, but in my opinion the BJP have

done their best in managing India. They must have neglect in certain

areas but in term of advancement in communication and various other

sectors they have done their part.

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--- "N. Madasamy" <ashwini_puralasamy

wrote:

> You are being very insensitive Nisrag for making

> such comments. This

> issue is about the Indians questions their fellow

> Indians. Why dont

> you let them be.

 

Beloved,

 

You will be surprised to know that I had hardly any

influence on the Indian election at all.

I did leave them be.

They chose the Congress party all by themselves.

 

Good for them.

 

Love

Nisarg

 

 

 

 

 

 

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