I am not the kind to go on hunger strikes, nor one to shout slogans in the streets.
May be I deserve what I get, then again, may be I don’t.
You see I pay my taxes :-)

Two things recently affected me:
CNN-IBN's Karan Thapar grilled the InHuman Resources minister
you will find it both interesting and appalling, anyways I did,
here is a link:

http://www.ibnlive.com/news/decision-on-quota-is-final-arjun/11063-4-single.html

I was also reading about the tiger force and its atrocities that are still unpunished in the bastion of unfair play: US of A
here is that link:
http://www.salon.com/books/int/2006/05/24/weiss/index_np.html

Interesting isn't it, here we are in the year 2006 and we still have idiots ruling the roost.
The HRD minister has no clue, no data, no inclination to listen or learn or understand and all he seemed to have was a lot of political rhetoric more suited to the idiot house we call parliament.

We call this great nation, a nation of intellectuals, and a nation that has broken all its shackles. Here is our greatest enemy.

If what the Islamic terrorists did to the Kashmiri pundits, what the Taliban did to the Sunnis, what the Nazi’s did to the Jews is ethnic cleansing in a messy and crude form, how is what Mr. Singh doing any different albeit in a more efficient, cleaner and much more effective way. He will send all the brain there is in this great land cross world, play into hands of the European countries and the US. They need brains; we need respect and a place. What is worrisome of course what happens to the children of the lower middle class but upper caste households? They might have to shell out the 10, 000 odd rupees to make out a false caste certificate. OR go to the “minority” institutes, which have been left out of the whole reservations thing, pay through their teeth, and get second grade education.

The whole irony is, the PM is the man who turned around the ailing license raj infested country, now he is brutally strangulating its jugular, the knowledge centers the world is in awe off.

More irony follows, the PM has promised more seats and better infrastructure. A total cost of approximately Rs 80 billion to Rs 100 billion.

If they have this kind of money, shouldn’t they be investing on primary education?

And if these reservations are effective, shouldn’t they be limited to one generation?

Question, conundrums, mysteries, - no answers in sight J

Who is to blame really? In our form of democracy, we chose a bugger from a lot of them and they chose a bigger bugger who messes the economy.

Look at the sectors that have been mercifully been left to themselves so far, the IT and BPO industries, they have prospered haven’t they?

Delhi does a 48% polling, is that the confidence our great government gives people, or may be, it is the hopelessness, there is hardly any choice is there. You chose A or B, it is evil with more evil. Is this democracy or demoncracy? Well!!

Maybe it is time for an American style government, where we pick a man like Manmohan Singh or Atal Bihari Vajpayee, who are visionaries and can turn around this nation. They will not be subjected to petty party politics or caste vote banks.

I only hope that Indians don’t have to hack and kill Indians and form a talibanisque revolution to get what is theirs by right – equality.

Hope, when all else fails, hope. Hope that the idiots wake up from their drunken stupor. Wake up to realize that the impunity with which they executed the mandal coup will not happen again, that youth has changed in the 15 odd years that have passed. This time a young man wont set fire to himself, he will set fire to the world.

Beware old men. India belongs to its youth.

Vande Mataram