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Posted on: 15-04-14 17:40:09
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Originally posted by febpreet
He was not a commoner in the channel, but was Senior journalist and Editorial Director of India TV. Do you think you or the one who wrote the article better know the going-ons in the channel by sitting outside? There's never smoke without a fire.
Lest, I forget - Modi is above all and sundry. Japo mann Modi, har har Modi.
Great! :-)
I went through your post a couple of times looking for any concrete facts but only found more drama and anecdotal evidence. But you've already shown your affinity to that in previous posts, so fine.
I'm sure once/if AAP comes to power, there will be a "There's never any smoke without a fire" law drafted and passed.
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Originally posted by BlueLobster
I went through your post a couple of times looking for any concrete facts but only found more drama and anecdotal evidence. But you've already shown your affinity to that in previous posts, so fine.
I thought we are here to present our opinions (read 'drama'), and not the Court Admissible evidences to whatever we say/utter. Can I then construe Canadian Desi an online court where you can't opine without a concrete proof/evidence? Alright then, if you call the various 'Youtube' videos or random articles that you post a concrete proof.
In future, I will prefix all my post with 'In my opinion', which normally is a given in online community. Or, as you said 'In my dramatized version', my lord (NOT).
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I'm sure once/if AAP comes to power, there will be a "There's never any smoke without a fire" law drafted and passed.
1. AAP stands no chance in this election. May be next. I am a realist, but still admire (and a fan of) AAP's courage to say spade a spade in a short period since its inception. Thus, a nightmare to many in mainstream parties.
2. In my usual rhetorical 'opinion', when you have a enough drama in the form of corrupt BJP, Sanghis, Congis, you will always have enough smoke with/without a fire, whether or not the underlying law.
By the way, good to know about your attention and the valuable time you spend in going through all my posts - couple of times.
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Originally posted by febpreet
I thought we are here to present our opinions (read 'drama'), and not the Court Admissible evidences to whatever we say/utter. Can I then construe Canadian Desi an online court where you can't opine without a concrete proof/evidence? Alright then, if you call the various 'Youtube' videos or random articles that you post a concrete proof.
In future, I will prefix all my post with 'In my opinion', which normally is a given in online community. Or, as you said 'In my dramatized version', my lord (NOT).
Maybe you missed the part where I protested Delhite saying "This is reality"? Or maybe you didn't. Either ways, its hilarious that you still can't refrain from the drama (bolded above). Keep going!
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Originally posted by RBO
whoever was complaining about that NaMo is frightened to come and talk directly in media.
watch it out.
Aap Ki Adalat: Narendra Modi in Aap Ki Adalat 2014
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RRIQvViQw0#t=97
Please don't call this as an interview. I am not saying this because I support AAP. I have no problem seeing Mr. Modi as PM and I was very much excited to see his response to various crucial issues but was disappointed at the end as those were never asked.
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Originally posted by BlueLobster
Quote:
Originally posted by febpreet
I thought we are here to present our opinions (read 'drama'), and not the Court Admissible evidences to whatever we say/utter. Can I then construe Canadian Desi an online court where you can't opine without a concrete proof/evidence? Alright then, if you call the various 'Youtube' videos or random articles that you post a concrete proof.
In future, I will prefix all my post with 'In my opinion', which normally is a given in online community. Or, as you said 'In my dramatized version', my lord (NOT).
Maybe you missed the part where I protested Delhite saying "This is reality"? Or maybe you didn't. Either ways, its hilarious that you still can't refrain from the drama (bolded above). Keep going!
Why this personal attack, Mr. Moderator? Are you that out of arguments that made you stoop at this level? I am just presenting my opinions here and the opposing views, which you are calling a drama. What offended you? May be you start posting again with you pseudonym 'Surti', by not giving the site-moderation a bad name.
My last post to address you. Call me whatever you want.
An interesting chat I had this morning with my childhood friend who is close relative of a BJP candidate. The result will be out next month but he was not only sure of winning but also very positive about getting a cabinet position. Even the department is also decided. Anyway, I have congratulated him and said that this is not only ‘once in a life time opportunity’ of being a cabinet minister but I will say it is a ‘once in many life time opportunity’ so what are your plans? He responded “अबकी बार मुझे पहले जैसी बात नहीं लगती क्योंकि वोह हरामजादे भी तो आने वाले हैं. ” This is going to be the best possible scenario in the current situation. Those few ‘bastards’ will act as a strong deterrent to the whole government.
BJP/NDA waited for 10 years in opposition and when their turn matured, these gate crashers are trying to get in to spoil their game. I believe the next term is going to be the most interesting term which will decide the direction of the nation. It is good to see that Indian Politics is going to change.
In the state of Punjab, as I got a sense from my neighbor, the people are not happy with the working of Badal govt. because of its failure to curb the monster of drugs. The people are angry with the current govt. but at the same time, they don’t want to swing towards Congress. I think the situation will be interesting in the next few state assembly elections of northern India.
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Originally posted by febpreet
Why this personal attack, Mr. Moderator? Are you that out of arguments that made you stoop at this level? I am just presenting my opinions here and the opposing views, which you are calling a drama. What offended you? May be you start posting again with you pseudonym 'Surti', by not giving the site-moderation a bad name.
My last post to address you. Call me whatever you want.
You call this a "personal attack"? Seriously? I said your posts are devoid of facts and full of unnecessary drama and even highlighted an instance. This is easily demonstrable and there is absolutely nothing personal about it.
And great job moving from one baseless allegation (oops, I mean "opinion"
to another. And in the same para, accusing me of running out of arguments :-). Like I said earlier, keep at it.-----------------------------------------------------------------
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