Any Problems? Go To The UN

[Guest guest]

A minister said something strange yesterday. It is also a stupid statement. In

response to a question on 's renewed protest against corruption in the

country, the minister blurted out, " If has any problems, he should go to

the UN. " He looked irritable when he briefly spoke to the journalist. God only

knows what was irritating him. There was no overt provocation for him to act

like a fool. However, there is nothing to stop a fool from behaving like  a fool

if he is determined to be a fool.

Not all problems can be solved. Further, it takes time to solve problems. If the

problem is not identified and accepted, it gives rise to an inflammable

situation. If someone cannot solve a problem, it is still all right. People can

draw their inferences about the administration's interest, competence and

commitment to deal with various problems. But to tell

somebody to go to the UN for a solution is gross stupidity. it is also an insult

to the people who expect some mitigating action. Yet the minister said it.

The minister should tell us how we can go to the UN with our problems. There are

millions of people with problems and they hope the minister and his clan would

do something to help them. The minister indirectly said the girl who was

sexually assaulted by a mob in Guwahati should go to the UN because no action

against the offenders is likely. A woman who was thrown off a moving train in

Karnatak should approach the UN because the goons may get off the hook. Suzuki

should also similarly ask for the UN's help because nobody will do anything

about the violence in their factory. Parents whose children died in the

countless pits, holes and sewers too will have to go to the UN because children

continue to 'go down the drain' (it is not a figure of speech).

Meanwhile, the UN has convened an emergency meeting to prepare themselves for

the deluge of problems when Indians start rushing in with their problems.    

[Guest guest]

Nice thoughts Dr. Bharat............

regards

aasawari91

thinking of applying to UN.............

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To: mgims <mgims >

Sent: Thursday, 26 July 2012 7:27 PM

Subject: Any Problems? Go To The UN

 

A minister said something strange yesterday. It is also a stupid statement. In

response to a question on 's renewed protest against corruption in the

country, the minister blurted out, " If has any problems, he should go to

the UN. " He looked irritable when he briefly spoke to the journalist. God only

knows what was irritating him. There was no overt provocation for him to act

like a fool. However, there is nothing to stop a fool from behaving like  a

fool if he is determined to be a fool.

Not all problems can be solved. Further, it takes time to solve problems. If

the problem is not identified and accepted, it gives rise to an inflammable

situation. If someone cannot solve a problem, it is still all right. People can

draw their inferences about the administration's interest, competence and

commitment to deal with various problems. But to tell

somebody to go to the UN for a solution is gross stupidity. it is also an insult

to the people who expect some mitigating action. Yet the minister said it.

The minister should tell us how we can go to the UN with our problems. There

are millions of people with problems and they hope the minister and his clan

would do something to help them. The minister indirectly said the girl who was

sexually assaulted by a mob in Guwahati should go to the UN because no action

against the offenders is likely. A woman who was thrown off a moving train in

Karnatak should approach the UN because the goons may get off the hook. Suzuki

should also similarly ask for the UN's help because nobody will do anything

about the violence in their factory. Parents whose children died in the

countless pits, holes and sewers too will have to go to the UN because children

continue to 'go down the drain' (it is not a figure of speech).

Meanwhile, the UN has convened an emergency meeting to prepare themselves for

the deluge of problems when Indians start rushing in with their

problems.    

[Guest guest]

Dr Bharat, I think what the minister wanted to convey was that we Indians were

fools to have elected them to run the country and solve our problems, even

after so many years of continuous rape of the masses by them...If he meant that,

I would have to, unfortunately, agree with him

 

I hope there is a new coalition of forces in the 2014 elections, so that even a

hardcore anti election citizen like me is forced to go to cast a vote against

the reigning and opposing crass of Politicians,

 

 

Balvinder Rana 87

Subject: Any Problems? Go To The UN

To: " mgims " <mgims >

Date: Thursday, 26 July, 2012, 8:57 PM

 

A minister said something strange yesterday. It is also a stupid statement. In

response to a question on 's renewed protest against corruption in the

country, the minister blurted out, " If has any problems, he should go to

the UN. " He looked irritable when he briefly spoke to the journalist. God only

knows what was irritating him. There was no overt provocation for him to act

like a fool. However, there is nothing to stop a fool from behaving like  a

fool if he is determined to be a fool.

Not all problems can be solved. Further, it takes time to solve problems. If

the problem is not identified and accepted, it gives rise to an inflammable

situation. If someone cannot solve a problem, it is still all right. People can

draw their inferences about the administration's interest, competence and

commitment to deal with various problems. But to tell

somebody to go to the UN for a solution is gross stupidity. it is also an insult

to the people who expect some mitigating action. Yet the minister said it.

The minister should tell us how we can go to the UN with our problems. There

are millions of people with problems and they hope the minister and his clan

would do something to help them. The minister indirectly said the girl who was

sexually assaulted by a mob in Guwahati should go to the UN because no action

against the offenders is likely. A woman who was thrown off a moving train in

Karnatak should approach the UN because the goons may get off the hook. Suzuki

should also similarly ask for the UN's help because nobody will do anything

about the violence in their factory. Parents whose children died in the

countless pits, holes and sewers too will have to go to the UN because children

continue to 'go down the drain' (it is not a figure of speech).

Meanwhile, the UN has convened an emergency meeting to prepare themselves for

the deluge of problems when Indians start rushing in with their

problems.