Don't interfere, Bangladesh tells Pakistan after remark on Mir Quasem Ali hanging

[Nilgiri]

I agree, Pakistan shouldn't interfere in India's internal affairs.

@UKBengali @kobiraaz

Tail wagging dog indeed

How is it ever justified to execute a man of such old age?

Have you looked at the age of some of the war criminals hanged at nuremberg and tokyo after WW2?

Either you are behind the death penalty or you are not. Giving a person a pass on age grounds is quite dumb. Health grounds maybe an argument can be made.

I personally am against the Death Penalty.

 

[UKBengali]

@UKBengali @kobiraaz

Tail wagging dog indeed


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Pakistanis sometimes like to say Awami League are Indian puppets as it then detracts
from what the BD government says.

Hasina is close to India but not so close that she will ever put the vital interest of BD on the line
just because India says so - for example Sonadia port was cancelled as both Japan and US joined
with India in opposing it. If it was just India, then Hasina would have told India to get lost.

 

[Nilgiri]

If it was just India, then Hasina would have told India to get lost.

It was just India asking for transit at ridiculously low prices which SHW accepted without contest....or was there a US/Japan thing behind that too?

She is our lackey and pawn....lets face it.

I mean everyone else is wrong and you are somehow right? Yeah sure. Thats the defnition of stubborn idiocy....especially when many of your fellow Bangladeshis have accepted the truth of the puppet leadership too.

 

[UKBengali]

It was just India asking for transit at ridiculously low prices which SHW accepted without contest....or was there a US/Japan thing behind that too?

She is our lackey and pawn....lets face it.

I mean everyone else is wrong and you are somehow right? Yeah sure. Thats the defnition of stubborn idiocy....especially when many of your fellow Bangladeshis have accepted the truth of the puppet leadership too.

Transit is not the same as stopping a strategic decision of building a deep-sea port.

What do you think the 3 billion loan was for? That was your payment for transit among
also helping getting rid of separatists.

Anyway, BNP is finished now and Hasina does not need India that much anyway,

 

[happycanuck]

@UKBengali @kobiraaz

Tail wagging dog indeed



Have you looked at the age of some of the war criminals hanged at nuremberg and tokyo after WW2?

Either you are behind the death penalty or you are not. Giving a person a pass on age grounds is quite dumb. Health grounds maybe an argument can be made.

I personally am against the Death Penalty.

I think they only make comments for or against based on religious affiliation.

 

[Nilgiri]

What do you think the 3 billion loan was for? That was your payment for transit among
also helping getting rid of separatists.

A loan is not a payment lol. Every penny has to be paid back with interest. The loan amount can only be used for Indian goods and labour as well. Its basically a loan given by Indian govt to its own people circuited through BD (BD being the final consumer of the end products and provider of the profit through interest and further demand based on principal).

Anyway, BNP is finished now and Hasina does not need India that much anyway,

Good. Lets see what she does in biting the hand that fed her. Not very much, she knows better as to what she can challenge and what she has to accept.

Transit is not the same as stopping a strategic decision of building a deep-sea port.

Have a look at how much is being charged per km per truck. Nowhere near market value. Billions and billions of dollars that BD is missing out on.....because its basically part of the tribute back to India....its mafia collection money basically.....SHW is the local chapter madam hehe.

 

[UKBengali]

A loan is not a payment lol. Every penny has to be paid back with interest. The loan amount can only be used for Indian goods and labour as well. Its basically a loan given by Indian govt to its own people circuited through BD (BD being the final consumer of the end products and provider of the profit through interest and further demand based on principal).



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Some of the money was actually given as an outright grant, so the whole 3 billion was not a loan anyway.

Also the interest is very low and BD would have had to borrow this at a higher rate commercially otherwise . It matters little that BD had to purchase Indian goods as they were fit for purpose anyway.

So you can get Hasina to do certain things for you but need to pay for this.

 

[pakdefender]

Bangladesh needs to get it act together

Continuous extra judicial killings for political mileage is new low for the country

 

[Nilgiri]

Some of the money was actually given as an output right grant, so the whole 3 billion was not a loan anyway.

How much was the grant?

Also the interest is very low and BD would have had to borrow this at a higher rate commercially otherwise . It matters
little that BD had to purchase Indian goods as they were fit for purpose anyway.

Further demand generated is what really matters to India. You are good captive consumers. A little spurring on of this, helps India greatly.

So you can get Hasina to do certain things for you but need to pay for this.

Sure. But we know it (long run captive demand) will be amplified greatly through her for amount commited. She has good ROI like a good lackey

Bangladesh needs to get it act together

Continuous extra judicial killings for political mileage is new low for the country

The irony coming from a Pakistani is not lost.

 

[UKBengali]

@Nilgiri : grant was 200 million dollars.

So you see if you want services, you need to make payment for it.

As for transit, the fee will rise as BD gives more services to India and it can be stopped
at any time if a future BD government chooses.

 

[Nilgiri]

@Nilgiri : grant was 200 million dollars.

So you see if you want services, you need to make payment for it.

As for transit, the fee will rise as BD gives more services to India and it can be stopped
at any time if a future BD government chooses.

Whoo 200 million grant.....out of 3 billion (less than 7%). Anyways again it helps with the future captive demand...so is only a good thing.

Yes BD can increase the transit, but it needs backbone to do that. Dada will say no and SHW will back down if she even lets it go to that stage. I mean she pushed through this ultra low price to begin with AGAINST what her own bureaucrats advised her as the market rate. We appreciate all that she does for India....but we will demand more over time....and she knows better than to deny requests from master.

Its not too difficult to work out why most Pakistanis call her and your country exactly what they appear to be.....theres a lot of truth behind it....but if it helps defence types to feel better in denying that....thats fine. It just makes you seem silly and desperate to everyone else.

 

[That Guy]

It was just India asking for transit at ridiculously low prices which SHW accepted without contest....or was there a US/Japan thing behind that too?

She is our lackey and pawn....lets face it.

I mean everyone else is wrong and you are somehow right? Yeah sure. Thats the defnition of stubborn idiocy....especially when many of your fellow Bangladeshis have accepted the truth of the puppet leadership too.

I like the fact that both Indians and Pakistan are pretty much on the same page, when it comes to Bangladesh sovereign status.

 

[Nilgiri]

I like the fact that both Indians and Pakistan are pretty much on the same page, when it comes to Bangladesh sovereign status.

Bangladesh can only be a truly sovereign state when they shed viewing the whole world of geopolitics through the Indian prism. This prism effectively means they have pro-India and anti-India as the whole spectrum of their politics and elite thought process. This stems from their own political creation(s) and its/their legacy.

Viewing through a prism means the one that holds that prism ultimately controls you....no matter which face of the prism you look through.

Much water has yet to sail underneath the bridge so to speak, till their economy and society grows and matures to see beyond "Dada" as both the provider and destroyer of everything around them....so they can genuinely introspect what their exact identity is and what role they can effectively play in the world.

Till that happens, it will be more of this kind of drama that they either get in front of or behind....both being equally worthless given they do not want to deeply investigate what the truth is behind their own most recent creation of political existence....but just take certain things as verbatim. This is the cruel curse Bangladesh lives with and will live with for a long long time.

 

[Flash_Ninja]

@UKBengali @kobiraaz

Tail wagging dog indeed



Have you looked at the age of some of the war criminals hanged at nuremberg and tokyo after WW2?

Either you are behind the death penalty or you are not. Giving a person a pass on age grounds is quite dumb. Health grounds maybe an argument can be made.

I personally am against the Death Penalty.

WW2 was very different, straight after the war people were angry, and so they convicted many people fairly quickly, straight away. Others who were convicted of similar crimes and trialed long after the war were let off relatively easy in comparison (Jail sentences), as the allied nations were satisfied with the events of Nuremberg trials.

Bangladesh has been sitting on this for a long time, the anger is gone and a more humane solution should be put forward.

Human rights organizations like Amnesty international, and Human Rights Watch also pointed out that the trail was severely flawed, and that insufficient evidence was provided among other things. So tell me, how is this justice? How can a death sentence be handed out when a fair trial has not even been conducted?

 

[livingdead]

I agree, Pakistan shouldn't interfere in India's internal affairs.

india has nothing to do with this.. india never demanded to kill them.. we dont care if these old fellas die or live... they pose zero threat to india...
its bd local political issues... they want to bite each others head off... thats their problem.. its convinent to blame india of course but bd politics is dirty....
its actually failure of pakistan govt to get people who supported their cause.. we promised safety of the pak troops.. they got away.. razakar also had chance if pak had cooperated with bd over years.(got biharis over to pak).