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Indian communist party bats for the Chinese as usual, but the BJP helps. Not really; BJP has been saying the same thing since day 1. If PM wants he can reach out to the BJP and take them into confidence. It seems that the PM is still upset at the fact BJP took a very dim view of his becoming PM and...

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Shourie is now asking what is the India Laxman rekha is by saying "What act ill India quote to the US?" That is either deliberate misrepresentation of what Shourie wrote; or you have misunderstood his writings. 1) Shourie has not woken up now; he has been publishing very incisive writings...

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saty - you were unbanned recently, but I think you are misusing your ability to post on here. If I see any further justification of your unfunny joke and more self praise, you are out again. I am not convinced that your return to the forum is a positive development. Other debates and other times sh...

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Y For the first time NDTV lost its credibility as an independent news channel . :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: Whom are you kidding... first time snifff... NDTV is a lifafa of MMM lobby big time (be it through congress or Karat). It may be the aha moment for you but this is something that a lot of us have...

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abhischekcc wrote:Here is my support for the deal:

I forget can some one please refresh my memory on how N^3 came to coin the EB phrase?

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Whatever doubts I had, are now removed because of the sheer hatred the chinks have displayed. And I do not feel guilty about using a racist term to describe racists. What if the Chinks know that this is a bad deal; but to convince us that it is good deal are getting left to speak against it. So as ...

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I will post a new thought I just had: I think perhaps a deal made by this govt. will be suspect because of political reasons even if a bad enough to live with half deal. The best thing will be for the deal to be made by a truly representative govt. even if it is 3 years hence. This lame duck govt. h...

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Having said all bad words for commies, as some poster has said, if CPM's opposition leads to a better deal, it is most welcome. This is Indian Democracy, although an imperfect one, at its best. JMTs of course. How can that be; dont you know some folks have already concluded that this is the best we...

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What is even more perturbing is the offer of study group formation is purely a govt. saving political excersize just answering to the left with no intentions of carrying consensus. Congress under the current leadership (Unlike Rao) does not seem to believe in building consensus and more keen on ram...

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So if you dont want your intelligence insulted; start showing some Since you have not read the 123 text at all and neither have you read the BJP's Shourie article which makes a huge fuss about Hyde and Nuke testing by India, I will conclude that your comprehension level is approaching zilch and erg...

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Yet, Mr Singh is desperate to promote the deal as a great foreign policy success and a personal achievement. To begin with, this arrangement is not about full cooperation but selective participation to the extent that it serves American commercial and non-proliferation interests. Bingo bingo bingo....

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Are things really this bad or is Shekar's lifafa showing??

Pressing pause on deal will deepen crisis at n-power plants

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Acharya wrote:
saty wrote:

Lets at least not insult intelligences here by saying "WOW"
If you keep posting like this the Energizer Bunnies will start running around here with glee.

Is that all it takes??

saty

Please go back to page 5 of this thread where I have shown Shourie's so-called brilliant thesis is full of holes i.e. that China is bound by international laws that states no national law... Uh... getting China is just another angle; J18 was not about China it was about India and what India and US ...

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I like this lady

Resign forthwith, Jaya tells Manmohan

You can emigrate to the US, where your daughter and son-in-law have citizenship rights.

Ouch...

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BJP could have been more constructive and supported the deal which by all accounts has their stamp on it: POK-II was their nuke testing was their idea, Vajpayee called for moratorium based on the same BARC scientists/advisors, BJP had initiated talks with the US via Jaswant, they know that Uranium ...

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Best case scenario; Govt. falls because of left and NDA comes back to power renegotiates the deal quickly such that 123 == J18. All the hidden gaps that we worry about disappear and the deal is proven to have bipartisan support. NDA signs the deal with the next govt. in US. Cycle closed all worries ...

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NRao wrote:One with a stronger backbone would be preferred.

saty

I have never been excited over the Indo-US agreement on civil nuclear co-operation. Nor do I share Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh's enthusiasm for US President George Bush and the Indo-US agreement. I am inclined to feel that what we are seeing now is a one-night stand between Dr Singh and Mr Bus...

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sanjaychoudhry wrote:
In 1916, the British erected a 30-feet-high victory tower on the exact spot where the Battle of Delhi was fought. (It still exists inside the Noida Golf Course.)

Thanks I had wondered for ages what it was; but had not the opportunity to go inside and look.

Real thanks

Sanjay you rock man.

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ramana wrote:Saty, Read MMS interview in IT posted above. Its makki ka makki BRF opinion.

I think BRF by and large has the India centric view on strategic matters. Only non India centric folks will differ with BR views.

I hope I hope I hope

Amen....

saty

Be that as it may. Nothing is lost yet. The only thing that has happened is that a door has opened for us. As soon as this door opened we have people saying "We have lost everything" Accepted in large parts; thats my own understanding as well; except a caveat. We MAY have lost SOMETHING: ...

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I had a tubelight moment. What GOI did by putting the deal on the table is buy time for strategic, economic and political space. Strategic for it morgantically legitimizes the Indian weapons and tests. Economic for it assures energy supplies albiet with conditions and political for it moves India o...

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The cost will get higher only if we choose to take the bait of starting a civilian program on imported material without thinking through the consequences of subsequent testing. Until we do that the consequences will be no more that it has been. Saar; and doesn't it seem that is exactly what we are ...

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Do we have the balls? We don't. So what's the angst about? Shiv; w.r.t to the above and Ramana's post. No one is saying we dont have the balls (as a nation; MMS is another thing) everybody understands testing has to balance the need to test for techincal and political reasons and the cost thereof. ...

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>>but a nuke infrastructure inputs may be more easily controlled Saty, but that is the point... Without 123 it is already controlled. What 123 does is remove these controls, giving the rest of the P5/NSG some sort of fig leaf coverings to say they didn't give up the house... Essentially, we are bei...

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What 123 does is make the cost much more acute by causing potential disruption much higher - targetting our energy sector. But again, what was the guarantee the P5 wouldn't gangup and impose an oil embargo or something in case we tested again, eh? Esp, if as some claim, our testing==breakdown of th...

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Shiv; N^3 guys please stop trivializing all manners of concerns of folks by reducing it to the level of mockery; there IS a testing concern around 123 Before 123; we were stuck with few nuke plants which we were managing one way or the other thus the consequences of testing were already meager; this...

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A word dropped, a word inserted and the assurances are fulfilled! -by Arun Shourie Brilliant article; I love Shourie. He is GOOOOOD... The article clearly brings out how J18 == Lord British rule good for India Singh's statement in parilament != 123 deal. Exposes the gap neatly. Which is strongly ne...

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I completely agree with Philp in the above point; while a lot of us here on BRF have elucidated the possible ways in which India can benefit from the deal; the big question is: is the GoI working towards reaping the advantages after already paying a cost up front? Where are the next steps which Indi...

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I dare say a lot of us would be more comfortable if these waters were charted by any other person that his Eminence British rule good for India Singh.

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Oh I have been itching to write this :) My Summary of the "deal" is that it is not a "deal" at all but a door open for future deals. A modalities for future interaction. But doors have been opened that much is sure. What will come in through the open door is a very different ques...

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amol.p wrote:
ok acknowledged

Please clean up your posts accordingly

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amol.p you have been cautioned on this count before; if Vivek wishes to share his details with all and sundry; he will do so.

But till them please avoid sharing your or any one else's details:: Age place of stay etc on a forum like this.

It is for your and all our good only.

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sum wrote:vivek sure knows how to make each minute seem like a day!!!!!!

Actually it has been four days or what it seems like 4 years....

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So basically their business is stealing my tax money through power route? Why should we be sad if these parasites die? It will not even reflect in India's GDP since these are the same parasites who never pay their taxes and report their earnings either. A lot of ******** in India need to die for Ind...

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nandy wrote: Calling it a scam or the next apocalypse will only find us unprepared and in a very unpleasant situation.

Allow me to rephrase:: "calling global warming a certain apocalypse is a scam"

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Well the great disaster being tomtommed that north is going to dry up and all that you know. Anyway in the long term we are all dead anyway so why bother :P but I really think all this global warming thing is a scam; conveniently the only people supposedly really adversely affected are poor and next...

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The first signs of weather patterns changing globally are already being seen and the instability will get worse before it stabilizes. The "forecast" is more rain in the south of India and less rain for the north. But so far north has not seen less rain :-? So when will we see the first si...

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