Is Bangladesh backtracking from long held position? Are we willingly and foolishly admitting (without any sort of intelligence) that BD is involved? I remember when THE ADVISOR of current Prime Minister visited bay area few years back. He said Bangladesh is involved in almost all of the international T activity. Is this the implementation of that theory?
"Bangladeshi minister for foreign affairs Hassan Mahmud has hinted that terrorists, who launched the November 26 Mumbai attacks, may have
used Bangladeshi soil." What?
Foreign Minister Dr Dipu Moni is comparing Bangladesh-to-India with Mexico-to-USA. What? She is also giving up a long held position of Bangladesh on push-in issue.
http://ibnlive.in.com/news/stopping-illegal-migration-to-india-tough-bangladesh/85558-2.html
Few days back, Dipu Moni has agreed that Banladesh is a buffer state of Pakistan. AL spokesperson later tried to undermine that issue by saying Dipu may not have understood what a buffer state is. Give me a break. I am from her constituency. I can assure you with full confidence, what ever she might be, she is not a dumb girl. No sir, she is not.
I see a consistent propaganda from BD's own ministry (what used to be India's talking point). Is BD's Foreign Ministry now India's forward taking point?
Bangladesh's position in international policy arena will be diminished before you know yet.
She is saying "joint taskforce" more often then she is saying her own name. This is a very serious issue. What will that force be look like? Will Indian Army enter in BD? Will Indian air force round BD's air? Will their missile hit BD targets? If Dipu/Hasan continues to talk like this, in a few days, even I will start to agree with her, YES BRING THEM IN.
Am I being too skeptical? Could it be just a conspiracy theory? You may say that and I hope and pray that you are right. What if you are not?
Thanks
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What "feelings"??
"Much to the joy of Indian establishment, last night, even before the results were officially out, Hasina called up External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee to share her feelings on the anticipated victory. It was her first call to a foreign government."
http://www.business-standard.com/india/news/india-happy-over-hasina-victory/02/45/344836/
India expresses solidarity with Hasina govt., ready to help
http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/holnus/000200903021681.htm
Wait, "solidarity with Hasina govt"? Not with the grieving "people of Bangladesh"? WOW!
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