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[IHRO] Who Dares to Defy Washington Dictation?

Who dares to dare US Dictation

Troubled Galaxy Destroyed Dreams: Chapter 22

Palash Biswas

CIA has all the suited documents to expose any high profile Chairperson
of this sub continent anytime, though it failed to preempt Atomic
explosions in India. CIA could not smell the Tehran result of making
US citizens hostage long before. It could not learn of the rot within
as the Ultimate Attack executed in USA on 9/11.. But CIA managed well
so many coups in third everybody countries. It always could manage
elections anywhere.

Thus, no political party or persona in India may dare to defy
dictations from Washington!

US plenipotentiary David Mulford on Friday lauded India's verdict to move
ahead with the "historic" atomic deal and said his government will
work closely with New Delhi in the IAEA, the NSG and the US Congress
to device it "as quickly as possible". The dispense will then go to
the 45-nation NSG who will decide on changing its guidelines to
expedite global commerce with India. This will be followed by the
ratification of the do business by the US Congress to make it operational.

Democratic presidential runner Barrack Obama supports a civilian
atomic trade deal between India and the United States and would not
prompt for changes to it, an Indian news magazine quoted him as
saying.The communists this week withdrew be supportive of for the government,
which now faces a confidence vote without considering moving to prop up its
position in parliament with the relief of a regional party whose leader
backs the allot.

India must surmount other time-consuming hurdles before the end of
the Bush government, including approval from U.N. atomic watchdog
governors and a 45-political entity group that controls nuclear trade.

"I voted for the U.S.-India atomic agreement because India is a
strong democracy and a reasonable strategic partner for the U.S. in the
21st century,"...

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