04-04-2006, 11:35 PM
<b>Lust and the lonely city</b><!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->
The biggest inadequately recognised hoax is the CBI, though its thorough politicisation has been exposed recently because of brazen lying over the Bofors episode. But there is clearly a conspiracy to nurture mutual egos, between a band of laggard reporters, who wrongly imagine they are professionals, and these Keystone cops, engaged in theatrical raids.
One reads of countless cases being started, spectacular raids and the like but almost never of a successful conclusion to them. <b>And it's hard to recall when someone ended up serving a prison term because of CBI investigations</b>. But India is the natural home of the absurd where everything is false and falsity itself not to be trusted, so unreliable has trust become as well. Perhaps the CBI should investigate the troublesome conundrum!
<b>The most remarkable person in Delhi is its Chief Minister</b>, whose innocuousness insinuates an innocence of the world that mandates her instant incarceration to introduce corporeality. There lingers a suspicion that <b>she is a particularly splendid creation of the magnificent craftsmen of Madam Tussaud's, powered by solar batteries.</b>Â <!--emo&
--><img src='style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='biggrin.gif' /><!--endemo-->Â She appropriately leads an ostensible team of comprehensive invisibility, apart from one moustachioed Ram Babu Sharma, who occasionally comes to life, suggesting that the London craftsmen sometimes show off by rather overdoing things.
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In the final analysis, nothing operated by the city's municipal authority delivers the intended services at all. And all political authority has the shameless arrogance to demand is more taxes, which already exceed a marginal three-quarter, as simple arithmetic will confirm. But on the spending side it is loot, loot and more looting. <b>Abdul Rehman Telgi got 10 years for shifting tens of thousands of crores of rupees, when in fact a Bharat Ratna would have been more appropriate in recognition of his unrivalled excellence in the principal national pastime of stealing</b>.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Whole article is must read.
The biggest inadequately recognised hoax is the CBI, though its thorough politicisation has been exposed recently because of brazen lying over the Bofors episode. But there is clearly a conspiracy to nurture mutual egos, between a band of laggard reporters, who wrongly imagine they are professionals, and these Keystone cops, engaged in theatrical raids.
One reads of countless cases being started, spectacular raids and the like but almost never of a successful conclusion to them. <b>And it's hard to recall when someone ended up serving a prison term because of CBI investigations</b>. But India is the natural home of the absurd where everything is false and falsity itself not to be trusted, so unreliable has trust become as well. Perhaps the CBI should investigate the troublesome conundrum!
<b>The most remarkable person in Delhi is its Chief Minister</b>, whose innocuousness insinuates an innocence of the world that mandates her instant incarceration to introduce corporeality. There lingers a suspicion that <b>she is a particularly splendid creation of the magnificent craftsmen of Madam Tussaud's, powered by solar batteries.</b>Â <!--emo&
--><img src='style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='biggrin.gif' /><!--endemo-->Â She appropriately leads an ostensible team of comprehensive invisibility, apart from one moustachioed Ram Babu Sharma, who occasionally comes to life, suggesting that the London craftsmen sometimes show off by rather overdoing things. ....................
In the final analysis, nothing operated by the city's municipal authority delivers the intended services at all. And all political authority has the shameless arrogance to demand is more taxes, which already exceed a marginal three-quarter, as simple arithmetic will confirm. But on the spending side it is loot, loot and more looting. <b>Abdul Rehman Telgi got 10 years for shifting tens of thousands of crores of rupees, when in fact a Bharat Ratna would have been more appropriate in recognition of his unrivalled excellence in the principal national pastime of stealing</b>.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Whole article is must read.