>Most Indians donot have any clue what is happening in
outside world.

The BIG American Ego .....  


While South Indian expats overwhelmingly outnumber
Assamese expats ... they never think of a fragmented
India



>>>Chandan:
>>>I find guys from India specifically from Assam
>>>with all sorts of weird perceptions about America.
>The other day I met one Assamese visitor who was
>strongly for George Bush because according to him,
>it was due to his policy of attacking Iraq, that the
>Muslims in India are silenced, and India can now
>have a stronger relation with Pakistan. He was all
>against the Democrates.

Compare that with views of KC.

>It looks like, from out side, people view  America
like blind people looking at an elephant.
>Most Indians donot have any clue what is happening in
outside world.
>They are busy with their own
India-Hindi-Hinglish-Hindutva-Bollywood-Congress-BJP-Communist-Middle-Class-Materialist
culture believing whatever the GOI-Indian media is
broadcasting. 
Rajen

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Chan Mahanta" <cmahanta at charter.net>
To: "A Mailing list for people interested in Assam
from around theworld" <assam at assamnet.org>
Sent: Monday, October 01, 2007 11:36 AM
Subject: Re: [Assam] What noooo is it India ?


>>  >Really !! I thought you guys are more busy
discussing
>>whom to attack next (after Vietnam, Iraq),  how to
>>meddle in internal affairs of Mayanmar, or, for
some,
>>how to work on destroying India.
> 
> 
> 
> ***That is about as appropriate a commentary on your
thinking 
> abilities as one might want to know about.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> At 9:27 AM -0700 10/1/07, Krishnendu Chakraborty
wrote:
>>  >>There are plenty of people --the ranks of  the
>>citizenry --- in the
>>>>USA , far more than any place else on earth, who
are
>>discussing,
>>debating and resolving US problems and have been
doing
>>it far longer
>>>>than anybody else.
>>
>>Really !! I thought you guys are more busy
discussing
>>whom to attack next (after Vietnam, Iraq),  how to
>>meddle in internal affairs of Mayanmar, or, for
some,
>>how to work on destroying India.
>>
>>
>>>>But still more needs done, as they will always be.
>>
>>So why not spend your valuable time to finish that. 
>>
>>
>>>>>But they ARE needed to delve into  Assam's
problems
>>as caused by
>>Indian dysfunction as well as by itself.
>>
>>I thought Assam's problems can be best solved by
>>people of Assam NOT by people who NEVER intend to
>>return to Assam.
>>
>>
>>>>  India's march towards super-powerdom on the
backs
>>of the  rest left
>>>to be exploited.
>>
>>
>>Another piece of wisdom coming from someone who got
>>educated on Indian/Assamese tax payers money and
then
>>left India/Assam without ever bothering to return
>>anything except some pieces of advice.
>>
>>>>but
>>>>I hope it would shed a tad bit of light on what
>>seems to leave so
>>>>many true ambassadors of Assam  so
discombobulated.
>>
>>Heh-heh ... a good piece of wisdom from learned
>>ambassdor of Assam who readily blames GOI when
>>innocent Biharis (even Assmese) are killed  but has
no
>>courage to put forward a similar argument when it
>>comes to 9/11.
>>
>>
>>
>>Inspite of your immense Heart Burn,  India is
marching
>>towards a superpower ... in fact your Uncle Sam too
>>understands it.
>>
>>
>>>>Allow me to divulge a little but closely-guarded
>>secret:
>>
>>>>There are plenty of people --the ranks of  the
>>citizenry --- in the
>>>>USA , far more than any place else on earth, who
are
>>discussing,
>>debating and resolving US problems and have been
doing
>>it far longer
>>>>than anybody else. But still more needs done, as
>>they will always be.
>>
>>That is why Latter-day-Americans ( LDAs) of Assam
>>origins  don't need
>>to spend all their available time delving into
>>American problems .
>>But they ARE needed to delve into  Assam's problems
as
>>caused by
>>Indian dysfunction as well as by itself. For if they
>>who know better
>>( not all by any means) don't point out what is not
>>working , it will
>>NOT be done by the 'mera-bharat-mahan' crowd, smug
in
>>their 'unified'
>>India's march towards super-powerdom on the backs of
>>the  rest left
>>to be exploited.
>>
>>It is not about a beauty contest. It takes equals or
>>near equals to
>>engage in a beauty contest.
>>
>>That is the difference.
>>
>>   I know it won't reduce the heart-burn of those
whose
>>mission is to
>>safeguard  Assam for Indian exploitation  for all
>>times to come, but
>>I hope it would shed a tad bit of light on what
seems
>>to leave so
>>many true ambassadors of Assam  so discombobulated.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>At 7:44 AM -0700 10/1/07, Krishnendu Chakraborty
>>wrote:
>>>Check this ---
>>>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Homeless_in_LA.jpg
>>>
>>>I am almost convinced this is a picture of India
>>>wrongly labelled.
>>>
>>>Afterall,  when Citizens of US  are more busy
>>>discussing  issues of India, I am sure all issues
of
>>>US have already been resolved :)
>>
>>
>>



      
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