Prag has really lost it or what!
He does not fail to cast the armed forces in a bad light at any opportunity, given or concieved. He allows the filthy diatribe from the IDAS, IDES and the other dirt floating around and sanitises/ censures your comment or response to suit his motive.
and that motive surely, don't humour me please, is not the INI (ISI, maybe!!)
I request you to just leave your full comment here for info of others. Add the topic's heading as given at pragmatic and the time and serial No of your comment/ post.
Of course, No personal abuse- but here you can question MOTIVES along with the judgement
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Filed Under- Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan, another braveheart
Post No 41
IndianACE
November 30th, 2008 at 10:42 am
Till a few days ago, I had a lot of respect for the Police. I remember, a no of times, when in discussion with other army officers and civilian intelligensia?!, I was often the only person passionately defending the police against petty accusation of corrupt traffic policemen and the like. I found that the police were also respectful towards the army and so were the BSF whenever we visited the border posts.
But the past couple of months, something is happening and now I cannot stop myself from forwarding this piece-
I saw the TV interview with the police constable (Jadhav?) regarding the sequence of actions leading to death of the three police officers.
It is clear that there was no bravery involved- at least there was no conspicious action beyond the call of duty. Wait and watch these guys getting the Ashok Chakras (posthumous)and political parties rushing to their family members to joining politics.
On the other hand, Unnikrishna and Hav Gajendra were actively involved against an entrenched enemy. Their families will be running from pillar to post for their dues.
Nothing against the departed police officers but more likely than not, they were just caught in the firing as were tens of other Mumbaikars.
so let the spin doctors not weave tales of magical bravery on their part. It will be akin to the Ketchup colonel episode, which we so readily abhor.
The following portion of the above post was taken off by our fiend Pragmatic.The exact sequence of words may differ)-
For the indian army, IZZAT is paramount. In this we are akin to the womenfolk of India.
The method you have chosen is not correct in the indian national interest.
Do not abuse Prag. Pity him and commisserate with him for he lost his marbles to the minions of support services.
He like Judas, has sold himself and his brains for a few pieces of silver.
Did you hear Shekhar Gupta praise the CMPF for Mumbai on NDTV? He forgot that the SAG of the NSG is completely volunteers from the Army.
Another guy who has lost his marbles!!!!!!!!!!
Filed Under- Navy chief and his opprobrious outrage against the media
Post No 21
IndianACE
Dec 05, 1513 hrs
Gentlemen, It is that moment in the script of life where the vulture attacks the old dying holy cow. Now the country has to decide whether the holy cow still has its use or will you allow the vultures to tear the flesh off to an extent that you can't even use the skin to make a coat to protect yourself.
If you see the ownership of the major media houses, it is clear that the majority stakes are with non- Indians. Further , the ilk of Ms Barkha Dutt have taken no oath that their utterances will be in the nation's interest. She is a symptom of the deadly malaise that Indians get when they acquire power without responsibility.
Their only god is the moollah and the only gainer will be the mullah.
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