<!--QuoteBegin-Mudy+Nov 7 2008, 01:25 AM-->QUOTE(Mudy @ Nov 7 2008, 01:25 AM)<!--QuoteEBegin--><!--QuoteBegin-Shambhu+Nov 7 2008, 01:15 AM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Shambhu @ Nov 7 2008, 01:15 AM)<!--QuoteEBegin-->I talked to a bengali friend. He says Commie paries have screwed WB.
Tathagata Mukherjee, who often posts on blogs, also said there is discontent with commies in WB. He said also that once CPM guy was attacked by a bunch of muslims, and CPM did not do anything. He asked his relation who was a CPM member why this was. Answer was something like "we cant do anything to muslims".
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WB is lost cause. For 4 decades of brainwash had made them commie to core. Very difficult to find a single non preaching commie talking point who had education in WB.
I think they had not touched bottom yet, bottom will be when abject poverty created by commie and beating from Bangal Deshi Muslim on daily basis. Some run towards Delhi or join Army or go abroad but where ever they go, they go back to preaching commie agenda, level of indoctration is so high, its in DNA now.
Let them touch bottom.
Again, WB is lost in its own nowhere dreamland.
Guru Nanak message was "Ujaro" (Spread around) to its followers. But for WB it is reverse, stay where you are, your own home land, own town, own village, own street, own corner. Create a high wall around without any gates. Bring all your relatives back home and enjoy life with them inside high walls and sing "Ekla Chalo"
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WB is in a strange situation. Most Bangalis do not like left anymore, but even more than that hate mamta and the congressis. And there is a huge vacuum waiting to be filled. BJP was steadily rising here up until 1998, when it had secured almost 12% of popular votes and a few (i think 2 or 4) Lok Sabha seats on their own. And there was a sudden rush of bangali intellectuals joining BJP. But they screwed their own growth by aligning with Mamata. And vacuum still remains.
In my reading, if any popular personality a la-chiranjivi, starts a new party here, he would easily be the next CM. Saurav Ganguly had that potential, but he is a leftist himself, and might actually contest next election on a CPIM ticket.
Tathagata Mukherjee, who often posts on blogs, also said there is discontent with commies in WB. He said also that once CPM guy was attacked by a bunch of muslims, and CPM did not do anything. He asked his relation who was a CPM member why this was. Answer was something like "we cant do anything to muslims".
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WB is lost cause. For 4 decades of brainwash had made them commie to core. Very difficult to find a single non preaching commie talking point who had education in WB.
I think they had not touched bottom yet, bottom will be when abject poverty created by commie and beating from Bangal Deshi Muslim on daily basis. Some run towards Delhi or join Army or go abroad but where ever they go, they go back to preaching commie agenda, level of indoctration is so high, its in DNA now.
Let them touch bottom.
Again, WB is lost in its own nowhere dreamland.
Guru Nanak message was "Ujaro" (Spread around) to its followers. But for WB it is reverse, stay where you are, your own home land, own town, own village, own street, own corner. Create a high wall around without any gates. Bring all your relatives back home and enjoy life with them inside high walls and sing "Ekla Chalo"
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WB is in a strange situation. Most Bangalis do not like left anymore, but even more than that hate mamta and the congressis. And there is a huge vacuum waiting to be filled. BJP was steadily rising here up until 1998, when it had secured almost 12% of popular votes and a few (i think 2 or 4) Lok Sabha seats on their own. And there was a sudden rush of bangali intellectuals joining BJP. But they screwed their own growth by aligning with Mamata. And vacuum still remains.
In my reading, if any popular personality a la-chiranjivi, starts a new party here, he would easily be the next CM. Saurav Ganguly had that potential, but he is a leftist himself, and might actually contest next election on a CPIM ticket.