The NRC and the CAA...!!! :)




CAA and NRC...hot topics today for those who didn't bother to read the draft...either one...!!!  The problem with these scholarly types is that their scholarship extends only until the edge of their sphere of influence...which is the BIGGEST problem today...people en-mass are so carried away by the words of the so called enlightened...i mean in this matrix people management is this biggest challenge...but to manage these dummies takes special ability...on one side we have everyone from the PMO to the shahi imaam making a direct statement that no Indian needs to worry about their citizenship...and on the other hand we have paid goons who have nothing better to do than sit breaking stuff all night and day...the sad part is in the middle of all this anti-govt protest the law and order is turning to dust due to the illiterate opposition goons who have no idea of the concept that they are supposedly protesting against...there were days when electronic media in any form was considered gold in terms of intelligence gathering...i know the cops will gather all the digital data and then go hammer and tongs against the fools that stoned them and rightly so...not too long ago the department used to be known especially in Mumbai that if any one touched a cop, the response used to be all out war :) Its no point calling them misguided youth...until they understand the concept of losing their own belongings to repay the damage caused they will never improve their way of thinking...maybe Sadhguru is right on this point...the guys and gals need to learn that India is not a place where the rioters should be spared the rod. The concept of India is a unique and whole concept. If there is no fear of the law...there will be no order...and then they say that children of good families don't go to the force...how is someone to embolden his child in to joining the force if all they see is one sided news coverage...the cops life is hell and it should not be...he is overburdened and he is under armed. A small salute to the cops on duty and to the civilians that saved them from being stoned. I had a brief conversation with my friend in Australia...he was worried he would have to prove his citizenship...i told him they would have to ask me before going to his place...quite literally :) gotta hand it to the government...they have an agenda and are going through with it text book style.

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