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Suresh utekar — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 13:51:21 -0000

todays politics are going wrong way day by day! Indian people are react but not vote against the establish party.
people must be give right candidates for saving Parliament. people are against to corrupt politician and expose their anger but politician using their power against common man. sham those politician who not respect Indians and their opinion for the country.

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Petal87oct — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 12:30:02 -0000

She’s very pro Muslim. She fears that any wrong word to terrorist will jeopardise her son’s safety; he will be targeted by them. The inner desire is, she wants her son to be PM and want to ovoid unpleasantness with Muslims. Read some articles by NS Rajaram about her and MMS attitude towards the terrorists.

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PATIL — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 12:28:37 -0000

for all indians David Headley's CIA and ISI agent, why indians would want this agent to enter in our country, what was reason that indian National Security Advisor MK Narayanan does no want extradition from the US, there may be security reason or this whole info fake or what ?? can any one tell ? no

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Petal87oct — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 12:10:21 -0000

.......but not a billionaire like the Sonia loot LTD.

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Surinder Sharma — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 11:57:54 -0000

Detective & coneman D C Headly was double agent on the pay rolls of CIA of USA & ISI of Pakistan both these countries knew about the build up leading to Mumbai massacre by Pakistan sponsored terrorists.
Travesty of present brInkmanship is that neither USA nor India is interested in extradition of D C Headly as that will further entangle & undermine emerging relationship between India & USA.
India & USA are perched on opposite ends of see saw plank where they are perennially weighing & counter weighing each other & neither of them can walkway without dumping interests of each other.

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truth — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 11:38:24 -0000

MK Narayanan is a good for nothing useless person similar to antonio maino and raul vinci

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Ramesh Talwani — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 08:26:32 -0000

WIKILEAK APPEARS TO BE RIGHT.NO WONDER A DISSENTING VOICE AT THE HIGHEST LEVEL IS REWARDED FOR NOT SPEAKING TRUTH.
NARAYANAN IS ALSO REWARDED.
IT IS OLD GAME OF CONGRESS.
BY THE WAY CONGRESS TIMES DIDNOT PUBLISH DETAILS OF ASSETS OF SONIA RAHUL FAMILY.
WILL HT DO THAT?

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Mjhshaikh — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 08:02:46 -0000

Do you have a laptop or computer? Do you wish to earn US? $.80.00 just sitting at home? Here is a golden opportunity for you to make easy money. All you need is a good command of the English language and an ability to write messages applauding the saffron/sangh parivar and condemning the congress and the congress leadership in the strongest possible language.

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Sankara Narayanan New Delhi — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 06:51:52 -0000

INDIAN LEADERSHIP HAS BEEN SWIMMING IN THE OCEANS OF SCAMS; SO THEY CANNOT SEE ANYTHING OTHER THAN SCAM WHEREVER THEY TRY TO CONCENTRATE.
NO SECTOR IS FREE FROM THIS CANCEROUS MONSTER.
ANOTHER SECTOR EQUALLY IMPORTANT IS COPRRUPTION CHARGES AND WIKILEAKS.

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Mjhshaikh — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 06:51:50 -0000

The Indian National Security Adviser MK Narayanan is a very, very smart, hard working, honest and level headed person. I have no doubt about his sincerity and integrity to his nation and to his position. Being a loyal and true Indian I believe in Mr. M. K. Narayanan and will not believe or trust what ever bull these evil these liars, mischief mongers and thieves say or write - Vande Mataram.

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Common Indian — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 06:48:14 -0000

The matter debated is double speak by the government which is not acceptable. Government should be honest with it's people in what it says. Though it is clear from many other instances, this is another proof in paper confirmed from the horse's mouth.
Now it may be acceptable for people like you, but it's not acceptable to most Inidans. It's plain lieing by the government to the people. Any peoson with self respect cannot be happy.

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Sankara Narayanan New Delhi — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 06:47:14 -0000

THERE IS NOW WONDER IN THE VERY "CASUAL" APPROACH OF THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA IN HEADLEY'S EXTRADITION.

INDIA CAN NEVER BE SERIOUS UPON ANY MATTER. REASON: THERE IS NO "TRUE LEADER" FOR INDIA, OF INDIA, AND BY INDIANS BECASUE ALL ARE SERVING "FOREIGNERS" EVEN AFTER GETTING POLITICAL FREEDOM FROM THE BRITISH.
POLITICS HAVE BEEN AT THE MERCY OF A FOREIGN WOMAN; WHAT ELSE CAN INDIANS EXPECT OTHER THAN "CASUAL APPROACH" UPON ANY MATTER.

NO DECISION CAN BE TAKEN BY THE PM UPON ANYTHING UNLESS HE GETS "CONCENT" FROM "ABOVE[NOT HEAVEN OR HELL" , BUT FROM A "POWER" FROM ABOVE].

ALL INDIAN BUREAUCRASTS ARE SERVANTS OF THE GOVERNMENT WHICH LACKS DIRECTION UPON ANY MATTER.
BE IT NATIONAL SECURITY, BE IT INTERNAL SECURITY, BE IT ABOUT STASHED BLACK MONEY, BE IT AN ATTACK BY ANY GROUP FROM WITHIN OR OUTSIDE, NO ONE AT PRESENT HAS "NO POWER" TO DECIDE AND ACT ON HIS/HER OWN.

WHAT A PATHETIC SITUATION? WHERE ARE WE? WHITHER INDIA? WHO CREATED THIS CONDITION? HOW CAN WE RE-WRITE HISTORY? WHEN OUR GOVERNMENT WILL START WORKING FOR THE NATION, FOR THE SAKE OF INDIA, WITHOUT COMPROMISING UPON THE POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC INDEPENDENCE OF INDIA?

HAVE WE NOT LEARNT ANY LESSION WHILE WE WERE SERVING THE BIRTISH?

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SANKARA NARAYANAN K — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 06:42:32 -0000

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VijayShah — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 06:34:21 -0000

Not that simple... THis discloure is not the issue... Everyone knew that anyway.
The West never recognize sensible regimes in the developing nations. They want all countries to be their puppets. In 1948 when Nehru refused to be a puppet of the US, Americans sided with Pakis and ever since supported the military and terrorist rulers of Pakistan. The US/UK opposed the most secular regime of Dr Mahathir Mohammed in Malaysia.

The fact is that CIA agent Headley was all the time talking to LeT and other terrorists. There is no question of double agent here. CIA knowingly employed him to create trouble between the countries. Note that al queda, taliban and all other satellite organization were all results of the firsr Afghan war of 1979-89. The US was 100% behind these.

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Guest — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 06:32:37 -0000

Muslims are a cancer that the world needs to get rid of.

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SWINE AGNIVESH — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 06:30:59 -0000

We Seculars will never let you unite under one umbrella.
We have 64 years of Experience. We know how to divide and rule.
In our regime Hindus must hate Muslims. Muslims must hate Hindus and Christians. Dalit must hate Hindus. Dalit Muslims must hate Brahmin Muslims. They must hate and they also should riot at the drop if the hat.
Because of RSS b*st*rd Narendra Modi almost all Hindu-Muslim riots have stopped for last 9 years but we will think of something to start them.
If voters remain disunited and fragmented , then only we can get elected and continue our scams such as RAJA, KALMADI, KANIMOZI etc.

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SWINE AGNIVESH — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 06:24:26 -0000

What Mohsin says is being preached in All the Masjids of India by Mullas and Kazis under instruction of SECULAR GOVERNMENT. Because of this gullible and foolish Muslims think that poor little KASAB is innocent and at right time he will be freed.
SECULAR Govt. leaders will take money from D Company and votes from Minorities to free KASAB.

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SWINE AGNIVESH — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 06:21:21 -0000

THEY ARE VERY VERY SERIOUS. They use these incidents to garner MINORITY votes. Even some ministers like Ex-Home Minister Shivraj Patil is ready to sacrifice his ministry permanantly for Shriman Afzal Guru and Vilasrao Deshmukh and R R Patil temporarily for Shriman Kasab.
Terrorists from Pakistan are always welcome in India.

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Anangsen — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 06:21:07 -0000

This is all a part and parcel of congress's appeasement politics. They keep giving sops and platforms to anti Hindu elements like the Christian Arundhati Roy. Muslims are of course their pets and they would rather give away Kashmir than say the right thing.

It is the fault of Hindus too for being disunited and fragmented, otherwise we could have easily thrown out the venal congress hyenas.

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Anangsen — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 06:18:17 -0000

'Congress was never serious about Headley's extradition'

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David Hawks — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 06:07:02 -0000

If India was not serious why US is serious, whose problem is this weather of India or US, Indian Rulers are busy in Domestic home work, which they can not disclose being secret and Risky because they can not sleep in night being Loot money. Rulers of India are not in a position to think any for the country.

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Sunil — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 06:03:10 -0000

While we as Indians shameless keep on voting for anti-nationals (because most of the people themselves are anti-nationals) we will see more of the same. As you can tell that the CON gress party the BIGGEST CON in Indian history is laughing at us.

Would Israel have allowed this to have happened, let alone any western nation? NO is the empathic answer. Why are we so blind as a people and so shameless? We should have the policy of if they take an eye out we will blind and disable them.

The business of partition still needs to be completed, until it is these attacks will carry on. Only solution is to finish Pakistan and Bangladesh as well as Afghanistan (these are occupied Indian lands).

Jai Hind !!!

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Guest — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 05:46:52 -0000

Thank GOD for not extraditing Headley to India, we had already (at least) two 'state guests' in our country who are enjoying seven star services and z+++++ security on the tax payers money (2 lakh rupees everyday on Kasab-?). Of course, government would be interested if there was a scope of some sort of scandal and if they could have make up some money.

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everG — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 05:38:14 -0000

wiki leaks are CIA's damaged kidney leaks

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David Hawks — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 05:37:58 -0000

India was and is serious about Headley but the Indian Govt. has no time for such petty things, their first priority is to look after Loot money worth 1.25 Trillions of Dollars,in over seas banks for which Indian people are crying to bring back as it belongs to poor hard working Tax money.