The Supreme Court Wednesday had to contend with a blunt answer to its poser as to who goes to the Rama Sethu in the sea to worship it. "We all worship the sun. But we don't go to the sun to worship it," said former union minister Subramanian Swamy.
The SC judges are a bunch of lawyers who passed out of Indian law Colleges that hardly conducted any classes, and were "appointed" by the politicians for their "Jaing Chuk" abilities. They are no match for an egotistic, smart, good for nothing else harvard PhD in Chinese economy with oratorial skills that supasses his intellectual accomplishments.
What Swamy opposed and proposed is a DITTI argument/plan/proposal of the RSS. Nothing wrong with that. Swamy who was a staunch RSS guy until 1978 who then broke ranks with it and bad mouthing it over the last decades - much like Vaghela - has come a full circle and parroting RSS is in itself a remarkable turnaround. Must be that Rama and Hanuman must have appeared in his dreams and reconverted him.
This guy was a more vocal proponent of the Chinese modern economy than the Bengal Commie traitors. He would have been the PERFECT economic Czar for the govt. or the Dy Chairman of the Plannign commission. Both these titles will prevent him from tlaking to the public while using his expertise for the benefit of the nation.
What Swamy opposed and proposed is a DITTI argument/plan/proposal of the RSS. Nothing wrong with that. Swamy who was a staunch RSS guy until 1978 who then broke ranks with it and bad mouthing it over the last decades - much like Vaghela - has come a full circle and parroting RSS is in itself a remarkable turnaround. Must be that Rama and Hanuman must have appeared in his dreams and reconverted him.
This guy was a more vocal proponent of the Chinese modern economy than the Bengal Commie traitors. He would have been the PERFECT economic Czar for the govt. or the Dy Chairman of the Plannign commission. Both these titles will prevent him from tlaking to the public while using his expertise for the benefit of the nation.