Bangladesh Socio-Political Crisis 2024 and onwards

[Al-Zakir]

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BNP has been hijacked by left-leaning, secular, fake Bangladeshi nationalists. Begum Zia tried her best to preserve Zia’s ideology, but Tarique seems to be moving away from his father’s original founding principles of Bangladeshi nationalism, which were inspired by Pakistan’s two-nation theory.


If Tarique continues to support Bharti narrative on Bangladeshi Muslims, then, he will bring down BNP just line Hasina did with the Awami League.

So, Hoshiyaar-Baash

 

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BNP has been hijacked by left-leaning, secular, fake Bangladeshi nationalists. Begum Zia tried her best to preserve Zia’s ideology, but Tarique seems to be moving away from his father’s original founding principles of Bangladeshi nationalism, which were inspired by Pakistan’s two-nation theory.


If Tarique continues to support Bharti narrative on Bangladeshi Muslims, then, he will bring down BNP just line Hasina did with the Awami League.

So, Hoshiyaar-Baash

@Al-Zakir , bhai . I always have been a great admirer of Mr Ziaur Rahman ( so his party too) ! Unfortunately his incompetent son lost his way , sold his soul to leftist enemies.

If BNP won't return to it's right track , JI will indeed take the place , sooner or later.

In New Bangladesh the only political narrative is against Indian hegemony.

If you are pro india then definitely you are anti Bangladesh. There is no if , no but , no what if , or anything like this exist now.

Either you are pro india aka anti Bangladesh, or you are anti india aka pro Bangladesh.

As fast tariq understand it , it's good for himself and his party.

Otherwise BNP shall meet the worst consequences ; even worse than BAL.

Whatever maybe the case , let's choose patriot parties like JI!

Yes JI is now the most patriot party in Bangladesh. ( I don't care if some BAL street dogs call me Razakar ; in this case I'm a proud razakar from now) !

No one is following BAL BNP narratives about JI nowadays!

Besides, JI is not any backdated party . JI is a very modern Islamic political party. Just like AK party of Turkiye !

 

[MNZGamerX]

One can be against Indian hegemony without being a Jamaat supporter or believe in the Interim Government or NCP as they are all fake. They just copy out of my book and pretend they understand it but I didn't suggest replacing one hegemony with an even worse one which is now being done under the Interim Government and by the Choton gang and supported by the Jamaat-e-Islami which is just Islamic in name. Any party that supports American hegemony cannot be truly Islamic and are rightly considered munafeqs and hypocrites. Jamaat aligning with the Choton gang agenda is treacherous and a disgrace for the party. Notably hardly anyone in the Interim Government or Choton gang were victims of the Awami League or India like me but they talk the loudest and are the biggest hypocrites, conspirators and liars. All forms of hegemony must be opposed over Bangladesh whether Indian or American. The Awami League could not have remained in power without both Indian and American support. Remember it. I explain the current conspiracy against Bangladesh independence and sovereignty in my new work -

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For those who do not know this is my previous book from which Mahmudur Rahman and Pinaki copy from pretending that they originally conceived of the idea -

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[MNZGamerX]

It isn't that I support the BNP either as I have questions how Tareque Rahman appointed Md. Asaduzzaman as Attorney General as he is a Choton gang member and part of the wider conspiracy I described above ...

 

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One can be against Indian hegemony without being a Jamaat supporter or believe in the Interim Government or NCP as they are all fake.

Indeed one can be agaisnt indian hegemony without being a supporter of any mentioned political parties.

But what if an election occurs and they want to vote?

Maybe they'll vote for one of the parties mentioned earlier. Perhaps those parties are better than the current larger political parties, which have been tested by people for the last 54 years ( and one is already overthrown by people) !

 

[MNZGamerX]

But what if an election occurs and they want to vote?

I don't have a problem with people having a free and open choice on choosing who to vote for. My issue is with secret politics that seeks to engineer political change artificially as happened during 1/11 and is happening again and in both cases the Jamaat and Choton gang were involved in seeking first to eliminate both the AL and the BNP in politics and now the AL and possibly later the BNP again or seek to hijack the party and also a likely attempt to manipulate the national elections in 2026.

Even this might seem tolerable but what I find particularly objectionable is that both the Jamaat and Choton gang together are doing all this not only to capture national politics but to do this in favour of an external power to pursue their regional agenda which is unlikely to be in Bangladesh's national interests.

I personally do not beleive that the Interim Government is serious about reforms, securing justice or eradicating corruption as many Advisors and officials benefit from it still now.

 

[MNZGamerX]

This Revolt_71 is one of the people who pretends to be a BNP supporter but is actually a Choton gang member serving a foreign agenda ...

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Even this might seem tolerable but what I find particularly objectionable is that both the Jamaat and Choton gang together are doing all this not only to capture national politics but to do this in favour of an external power to pursue their regional agenda which is unlikely to be in Bangladesh's national interests.

Even if it’s true, there’s no such thing as a free lunch. Who do you think removed the BAL from power? It’s hard to believe students just suddenly wake up , marched to Ganabhaban and kicked Hasina out.

Big international powers, or maybe even regional ones, were probably involved. Some say it was China, others say Turkey.

Whoever did it, I’m not too worried—unless it’s India.

Right now, the main focus should be on dealing with the immediate and major threat and that's from India.

After that, we can think about getting rid of outside influences , although, to be honest, that’s probably not going to happen. History shows that no small country is ever fully free from the interests of bigger powers.

We have to face reality. Look at the Battle of Ain Jalut, the famous battle that is said to have saved Islam from the Mongol threat. At that time, even traditional enemies (the Crusaders) agreed to stay neutral so the Muslim forces could move freely and counter the Mongols.

Our struggle is no different from Ain Jalut. This is Bangladesh's last chance to confront the real enemy. If another Indian puppet government is installed, we will face another Pilkhana massacre, and the rest of our patriotic armed forces will be wiped out , leading to our eternal enslavement.

 

[MNZGamerX]

Even if it’s true, there’s no such thing as a free lunch. Who do you think removed the BAL from power? It’s hard to believe students just suddenly wake up , marched to Ganabhaban and kicked Hasina out.

Big international powers, or maybe even regional ones, were probably involved. Some say it was China, others say Turkey.

I think we all know it was a regime change operation and that it was most definitely the United States that was behind it as the Choton gang are CIA assets and the Jamaat is their preferred political party in Bangladesh as a vanguard for the NCP.

Whoever did it, I’m not too worried—unless it’s India.

India certainly knew about the change as their people were embedded in the operation but went along with it as they could not stop it and some say they wanted Hasina out of the way anyway.

Right now, the main focus should be on dealing with the immediate and major threat and that's from India.

No the immediate threat if from the United States and their objectives in the region that could not only destablize Bangladesh but all surrounding countries as well. This is why it is necessary to have a patriotic and revolutionary government in place instead of this corrupt puppet Interim Government regime so that Bangladesh's interests are protected by people the country can trust.

After that, we can think about getting rid of outside influences , although, to be honest, that’s probably not going to happen. History shows that no small country is ever fully free from the interests of bigger powers.

That is certainly not going to happen as the Interim Government is already in the process of giving away the country through secret agreements which is a treacherous move. We have merely swapped one hegemony and enslavement for another. We are still very much enslaved.

We have to face reality. Look at the Battle of Ain Jalut, the famous battle that is said to have saved Islam from the Mongol threat.

Who we should align with or not is clearly defined in Islam but we are not talking about alignment but enslavement ...

This is Bangladesh's last chance to confront the real enemy. If another Indian puppet government is installed, we will face another Pilkhana massacre, and the rest of our patriotic armed forces will be wiped out , leading to our eternal enslavement.

Don't you think the Americans knew about Pilkhana and sought to prevent a army move to topple the Awami League and without American support the AL could not have remained in power for 15 years or are you so gullible that you don't understand what has been happening in the country all these years.

The 1/11 change was a joint venture between India/America/UK and they stuck to this arrangement till 2024 but the plan to remove the AL was made in 2022 but America did this alone.

We are once again facing eternal enslavement much worse than the Indians had done to Bangladesh as the Interim Government has no backbone and will give away all our interests as none of the Advisors or officials care for the country and are in their positions at the behest of the United States.

As for the armed forces while they will not be wiped out they will no longer serve Bangladesh national interests but take orders from Washington and likely embroil us in a regional conflict against India and China which certainly does not serve Bangladesh but will lead to its end and that is why the Choton gang were selected to run the government as they are slaves of the USA and cannot be trusted.

All this information and conspiracies are contained in my new work cited above with masses of evidence and proof just like I had done in my earlier book The India Doctrine (1947-2007).

What Bangladesh needs to ensure that our interests are not compromised is to have a patriotic and revolutionary government in place rather than this fake corrupt puppet regime which can stand up to both India and America and safeguard our national interests.

 

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That is certainly not going to happen as the Interim Government is already in the process of giving away the country through secret agreements which is a treacherous move. We have merely swapped one hegemony and enslavement for another. We are still very much enslaved.

Nice try. However, you’ve got a real talent for weaving historical fantasy with conspiracy theories! What if I told you the Pilkhana massacre was the result of a power struggle between factions of the military ; pro-India, pro-China, and pro-West? You’d probably ask for evidence, right?

But where am I supposed to find solid proof? I’m just a simple person, after all. So I won’t press the issue.

Feel free to keep writing your fantasy novel, but I won’t be buying into it.

What Bangladesh needs to ensure that our interests are not compromised is to have a patriotic and revolutionary government in place rather than this fake corrupt puppet regime which can stand up to both India and America and safeguard our national interests.

Our interests have been compromised for 54 years. A few honest leaders, like Ziaur Rahman, tried to regain them, but none of them survived.

Do you blame the US for this? When will you hold India accountable for the problems inside Bangladesh? I don’t think you’ll ever understand, or even want to understand.

We are once again facing eternal enslavement much worse than the Indians had done to Bangladesh as the Interim Government has no backbone and will give away all our interests as none of the Advisors or officials care for the country and are in their positions at the behest of the United States.

Aha, finally! So, according to you, the "enslavement" by the US is now worse than what India did to us? Really? What else do we need then?

Why do you sound like a pro-India activist all of a sudden?

So, are we supposed to bring Hasina Wazed back to free us from US control? What’s your brilliant solution there?

By the way, the way you’re talking about world politics makes it sound like some kind of video game. You seriously think the US is going to enslave us, and China will just sit back, doing absolutely nothing, while waiting to be surrounded by the US and the West?

Do you even get how important the Malacca Strait and the Andaman and Nicobar Islands are? You do realize that if the West decided to impose a naval blockade using Andaman as a base, that would be a huge problem for China, right?

But yeah, no big deal, right? China definitely won’t care about that. They’d just let it happen.

And do you know how much influence China already has in the Bay of Bengal? It’s not something you can just ignore. World politics isn’t as simple as you seem to think.

Our politics is deeply tied to international interests. No single power can just dominate the region like you think. There are major powers at play here.

Even if the US and the West have bad intentions, China won’t sit back if there’s a naval blockade in the Bay of Bengal. That could bring them to their knees in no time.

And don't talk about 1/11 when the West handed Bangladesh to India's control. The relationship dynamics between India and the West have changed a lot since then.

 

[SoulSpokesman]

@oblivion

The gameplan of the West is not to actually do a blockade of Straits of Malacca (via BoB) but to create a political and physical infrastructure which would enable them to do so if shyte hits the fan.

Regards

 

[MNZGamerX]

Feel free to keep writing your fantasy novel, but I won’t be buying into it.

Whether you buy something or not is of no consequence as you are not of any importance. When I write something them people know it is based on study and experience because I had first hand knowledge of events unlike you. Eben after 15 years people still refer to my book The India Doctrine for good reason and will do the same with my new work.

Do you blame the US for this? When will you hold India accountable for the problems inside Bangladesh?

Didn't I already do so in my book? I was the one who detailed Indian activities in Bangladesh and explained why they were doing it. I have now done the same with the Americans.

I don’t think you’ll ever understand, or even want to understand.

That is a really stupid vapid thing to write. It is because I do try to understand that I research and write. It is you who refuse to have an open mind and are blinded by your prejudices and preconceived positions. It isn't me with the problem but you? There is so far absolutely nothing substantive that you have written except excuses.

Aha, finally! So, according to you, the "enslavement" by the US is now worse than what India did to us? Really? What else do we need then?

Why do you sound like a pro-India activist all of a sudden?

That is the typical reaction of someone who has nothing useful to contribute so they tag. What an inferior and lazy approach indicating your lack of intelligence and insight.

So, are we supposed to bring Hasina Wazed back to free us from US control? What’s your brilliant solution there?

Another really dim response once indicating that you have to resort to idiotic suppositions because you have nothing useful to contribute to the discussion.

By the way, the way you’re talking about world politics makes it sound like some kind of video game. You seriously think the US is going to enslave us, and China will just sit back, doing absolutely nothing, while waiting to be surrounded by the US and the West?

Do you even get how important the Malacca Strait and the Andaman and Nicobar Islands are? You do realize that if the West decided to impose a naval blockade using Andaman as a base, that would be a huge problem for China, right?

But yeah, no big deal, right? China definitely won’t care about that. They’d just let it happen.

Yes I understand these matter far better than you and have been writing on these issues for almost 30 years. You just spout out some words and phrases and think it makes you sound informed and brilliant but have you have actually said nothing useful. No of course China and India will not sit back and see their near neighborhood come under US influence and Bangladesh will be bang in the middle of all this which effectively confirms what I wrote earlier so you are agreeing with me without realizing it.

Our politics is deeply tied to international interests. No single power can just dominate the region like you think. There are major powers at play here.

Even if the US and the West have bad intentions, China won’t sit back if there’s a naval blockade in the Bay of Bengal. That could bring them to their knees in no time.

Of course there are major interests at play but after regime change in Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and now Nepal the United States is certainly making a strong attempt to dominate the region. You pretend to sound like an expert but you are not one and you simply state the obvious. The realization about American intent is already bringing China, India and Russia together to counter and this will necessarily impact the region. We have already seen what happens when America does this with the chaos in the Middle East after the Arab Spring. We can certainly expect a repeat in South Asia.

And don't talk about 1/11 when the West handed Bangladesh to India's control. The relationship dynamics between India and the West have changed a lot since then.

It took 14 years for the dynamics to change but this does not bring any benefit to Bangladesh with a puppet regime in Dhaka following American dictates as I have already explained at length.

 

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Yes I understand these matter far better than you and have been writing on these issues for almost 30 years.

Ah, 30 years of world politics expertise! Well, I guess you’ve got all the answers then. No need for me to keep up with this discussion, especially when I’m clearly outmatched by such a seasoned "Barrister" and writer. I’ll leave you to your well-informed insights. Best of luck with your endless wisdom.

 

[MNZGamerX]

Ah, 30 years of world politics expertise! Well, I guess you’ve got all the answers then. No need for me to keep up with this discussion, especially when I’m clearly outmatched by such a seasoned "Barrister" and writer. I’ll leave you to your well-informed insights. Best of luck with your endless wisdom.

Yes a typical condescending and patronizing response from someone who has nothing useful to contribute except his personal opinion based on no experience, study or research but nevertheless thinks he has all the answers but actually provides none.

 

[SoulSpokesman]

@MNZGamerX

Of course there are major interests at play but after regime change in Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and now Nepal the United States is certainly making a strong attempt to dominate the region.

Only our Priest King survives so far. Just about. As patriotic South Asian citizens (albeit of different faith and nationality) let us all pray that he survives. After him, the deluge....

Regards