On 10/17/06, sastry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
clones of each other with battering ram rhetoric
Hey, ease up! I've kept out of this so far!
Ram
Well.. bhutan, nepal and various other landlocked countries around the world come to mind.nation states which have problems but are recognizable entitiesi think its worth a try letting kashmir fend for itself as an independent country, it should be upto them to figure out a waynot t
carnation-behind-ear kumbaya singing spam gurus
talk about striking imagery...trying to stop laughing long enough to type.
Deepa.
On 17/Oct/2006, at 5:19 PM, Badri Natarajan wrote:
Just to clarify this - the Supreme Court does not issue "public
statements". I haven't read their judgment but I am assuming this
was a
comment made in passing in the judgment when discussing the powers
of the
Supreme Court in relation to a
> The SC has also issued a public statement that they have the right to
> review a Presidential pardon, should one be forthcoming.
Just to clarify this - the Supreme Court does not issue "public
statements". I haven't read their judgment but I am assuming this was a
comment made in passing in the
Ramakrishnan Sundaram wrote:
> Is that the question - or is it about having the death penalty at all?
>
> There are enough horror stories from the US about people being
> executed and proven innocent much later.
>
> Also, Suresh, is a fair trial at all possible in such cases?
Given the long hist
On 10/17/06, Suresh Ramasubramanian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
sastry [17/10/06 14:35 +0530]:
>Hang the sodden murderer and feed his carcass to the pigs - or set it alight
>with a copy of this email.
hang him by all means - just see that he gets a fair trial first.
Is that the question - or i
sastry [17/10/06 14:35 +0530]:
Hang the sodden murderer and feed his carcass to the pigs - or set it alight
with a copy of this email.
hang him by all means - just see that he gets a fair trial first.
On 17/Oct/2006, at 3:54 PM, Kiran Jonnalagadda wrote:
Afzal was a surrendered terrorist from the JKLF. It is alleged that
he was made an STF pawn and the real reason for rushing his
execution is to cover up Indian military atrocities in Kashmir.
This isn't a case of the intelligentsia preen
On 17/Oct/2006, at 3:01 PM, Srini RamaKrishnan wrote:
Not knowing enough to have an independent opinion on the matter,
and not having the copious free time to read your forward, I ask,
was he guilty of the bombings?
If he was not, or if there is a popular body of opinion that
believes he
Kiran Jonnalagadda wrote:
Apropos recent events. It is no wonder that they call it "India Occupied
Kashmir".
Not knowing enough to have an independent opinion on the matter, and not
having the copious free time to read your forward, I ask, was he
guilty of the bombings?
If he was not, or i
> How come these carnation-behind-ear kumbaya singing spam gurus didn't weep
> when people were being murdered in Delhi and Mumbai?
>
Shiv,
Why this sudden spate of posts on these topics from you? I've seen it on
and off on BR when I lurk there, but hardly on anything on silk for
years..
I'm no
On 17/Oct/2006, at 2:35 PM, sastry wrote:
Hang the sodden murderer and feed his carcass to the pigs - or set
it alight
with a copy of this email.
How come these carnation-behind-ear kumbaya singing spam gurus
didn't weep
when people were being murdered in Delhi and Mumbai?
Easy on the la
Hang the sodden murderer and feed his carcass to the pigs - or set it alight
with a copy of this email.
How come these carnation-behind-ear kumbaya singing spam gurus didn't weep
when people were being murdered in Delhi and Mumbai?
shiv
On Tue October 17 2006 8:11 am, Kiran Jonnalagadda wrote
Apropos recent events. It is no wonder that they call it "India
Occupied Kashmir".
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Date: 16 October, 2006 10:57:06 PM GMT+05:30
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