" বাপের কসম " কি সেন্সরে জমা দিয়েছেন ? কবে নাগাদ রিলিজ পাবে ?

What can you expect from Awami-Baksali liers ? Truth!! Are you kidding ? Awami-Baksali like Farmwe were the partners in crime of Hitler and Golam Azam. That is why you see farmer is writing anything bad against Golam Azam. Golam Azam is farmer's hero.

Now, please read the wonderful posting from NFB by Shabbir A. Bashar, PhD. Dr. Bashar is an well regarded scholer and commentator in NFB: It would be reading pleasure for slightly educated farmer.

Link: http://newsfrombangladesh.net/view.php?hidRecord=293214
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Re: Bogus Claims of a Biased Intellectual-Shabbir Ahmed's silence

Thursday November 12 2009 23:17:51 PM BDT

By Shabbir A. Bashar, USA

'I am appalled by Shabbir Ahmed's silence on the historically documented contributions of all the leaders of the land we now call Bangladesh in his attempt to assassinate the character of Ziaur Rahman in his letter to the NFB dated November 12th, 2009.

Mr. Ahmed is absolutely right in saying that after the independence of Bangladesh, people’s aspiration for a lasting democracy free of illegal power grabbing by dictators did not last long: what greater evidence is there of this fact than the imposition of one-party dictatorship in Bangladesh when Sheikh Mujib, by a constitutional amendment, made Bangladesh a one-party state, banned all other political parties, all but four newspapers, and named himself President. One of its greatest freedom fighters, Abdul hamid Khan Bhashani, who participated in Non-Cooperation movement against the British imperialism under the leadership of Deshbandhu C R Das and an outspoken critic of the then West Pakistani military junta, warned Sheikh Mujibur Rahman against his move towards a one party state and declaring himself as life-long president. Bhashani, the firebrand activists of Jukta Front (along with A K Fazlul Haque’s Krishak Sramik Party and Suhrawardy’s Awami League) who spearheaded the opposition to West Pakistan dominated politics could not believe that a person like Sheikh Mujib who fought all his life for a multi-party democracy could do that.

Today, instead of paying homage to leaders like Bhashani, we see that the plaque placed in front of the Novo-theatre in Dhaka replaced in the dead of night only to expose the pettiness of a mindset that wants to grab all the glory of the independence of Bangladesh for which people from every strata of society gave laid down their lives. Likewise, many of Mr. Ahmed's claims against Ziaur Rahman are nothing but an attempt to wipe out the contributions of a far sighted and pragmatic nationalist leader who started the man-power export from Bangladesh – an effort that is paying diviidends to the tune of $10bn per annum to the economy of the country.

I think both historical and present day facts speak for themselves. The people of Bangladesh have always had leaders representing their wish to live with the full dignity and rights as free citizens of the globe. These leaders played their part in speaking out against oppression – be that foreign or native and each had their own distinct way of practicing their philosophical beliefs be that progressive, conservative, leftist, rightist, socialist or capitalist. As a people, Bangladeshis have always tolerated multiple views. What they have spoken out against, time and time again, is any attempt to quash their right to personal, economic, religious and cultural freedom. To deny these simple truths about their taste for multi-party democracy shows nothing but the shameful height of dishonesty on part of Mr. Ahmed and an insult to the intellect of Bangladeshis who have many times demonstrated their ability to expose the true faces of oppressors regardless of their ties to religion or family ties.

No matter what the likes of Mr. Ahmed try to portray, they must never forget that the people of Bangladesh have a right express differing views. In order for his views to be taken seriously, Mr. Ahmed must show the minimum degree of respect and tolerance for the diversity of thought in a nation of some 150 million people. It is time Bangladesh, a country with limited resources, stopped wasting time trying to re-write history every time the political baton gets passed from the family of Shiekh Mujibur Rahman to the family of Ziaur Rahman and so on and on. In the last decade and a half all we have seen the systematic politicization of every state organ be that healthcare, education, civil service or law enforcement.

Instead of members of parliament (at least we now have a multi-party electoral process!) spending time to bring in legislation to benefit their constituents, we see them giving themselves more and more benefits and ways to loot money from the tax-payer. Instead of focusing on national issues we see them embroiled in seeking revenge and making the most of their personal business interests; we see ministers shamelessly declaring that their party workers have a right to government (read tax payer's money and foreign loans) contracts for services renered to the party in power. We see newer and novel ways of institutionalizing corruption instead of strong visionary leadership.

Therefore, my advise to Mr. Ahmed would be to let the truth stand the test of time and let it speak for itself. Efforts should be focused on teaching tolerance for differences, cultivation of independent thought, respect for human values and the power of unity as a nation under the free will of its individuals. Bangladesh should focus on institutionally distributing political power through decentralizing government and sharing wealth by lifting the barriers to entrepreneurship in order to bring greater parity amongst its citizens so it can enjoy the strength of a well balanced middle-class nation. At the end of the day, I strongly believe that is exactly what all great leaders of the land would have really wanted.

Shabbir A. Bashar, PhD
Vancouver, USA
E Mail: shabbir_bashar@yahoo.com

New Discovery by Awami Pundits!
Friday November 13 2009 01:45:17 AM BDT
Link:http://newsfrombangladesh.net/view.php?hidRecord=293322

By Yasmeen Sultana, USA

Every single day Awami Pundits are discovering new things, they are coming up with new information about the killing of Mujibar Rahman by a group of patriots (from the BD army), etc. The Awami pundits are saying that Ziaur Rahman was the main conspirator behind the killing of Mujibar Rahman, a failed head of state surrounded by half-educated sycophants and looters. For the morally bankrupt Awami politicians Ziaur Rahman and his family (including Begum Khaleda Zia and Tarek Rahman) are responsible for everything that has gone wrong in this poor country of 150 million Bangladeshis. According to them Ziaur Rahman was responsible for the killing of Mujibar Rahman, was responsible for rehabilitating the defeated forces of 1971, etc. etc. Khaleda Zia is responsible for all the killings, murders, etc. between 1991 and 1996, and then between 2001 and 2006, etc. etc. Tarek Rahman is responsible for looting thousnands of crores of state money, for protecting killers, etc. etc.

Amawi pundits claim that Ziaur Rahman did not participate in the liberation war (in 1971). I would like to ask the morally bankrupt Awami politicians including Hasina, Sajeda, Motia, Selim, and Showkat "Who decorated General Ziaur Rahman with Bir Uttam? Who appointed him as deputy chief of staff of the armed forces? How could your demi-God appoint a Pakistani agent as the deputy chief of army?"

Do blind Awami pundits know that the whole world heard the then Major's voice (in March 1971) when he declared independence of the country? Do they know that the then Major was the first high ranking Bengali officer to revolt against Pakistani oppression?

My advice to Awami pundits is that "go to any village in Bangladesh and ask any elderly person if he was happy or sad to hear that Mujibar was killed by a section of the patriotic armed forces of Bangladesh and you will find the truth." You may also ask people if they rejoiced at hearing the news of Mujibar's death.

You may also ask any adult (over 40) in any town or village of Bangladesh if he or she was shocked or if he or she wept after hearing the news about the tragic death of their beloved leader, Shahid President Ziaur Rahman.

Yasmeen Sultana
Rockville, USA
e-mail:josephine8193@yahoo.com