The Creed of Carrion Eaters and a Credulous Mass - Indian Left Liberals

I guess, it’s the recent Marxist bunkum of Girish Karnad against Nobel laureate V.S Naipaul and Ramachandra Guha's eloquent crap which has lifted the spirits of our desi comrades and Left Liberals. People like Girish Karnard & Co who are vehement claques of Romial Taphar versions of History are excited, pumped up and are busy breast beating due to many reasons. Indian Left-Liberal legacy of shooting over their mistress’ shoulders is well known and these days they are working sincerely.

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The Left Liberal  propensity of giving logic to endorse their propaganda is being replayed again in the on going conflict between Israel and Hamas militants in Gaza strip. Their glycerin tears for peace, their gimmicks for spreading victim-hood feeling, their social activities to melt ignorant hearts by showing images of the injured, their disgusting methods to manufacture truth by propagating the absurd statistics that Israel is a terrorist state and 'Hamas' is an innocent victim -- these mastered drills of left liberals are similar to the tactics and tantrums of Girish Karnard typos -- Accusations with no truth or acceptable logic behind them.

• "Who started it?", 
• "Why should they fire a missile in the first place?", 
• "What's wrong if Israel retaliates?"

Best Foreign Films of 2008

I am listing out the best Foreign Films of 2008 which I could lay my hand on.The term “Foreign Films” means Non-English films,they might be even Indian films.


I’ve Loved You So Long
Original Title: Il y a longtemps que je t’aime
“I’ve Loved You So Long ” is a very rare film which we find these days,it reminded me of Ingmar Bergman films. “I’ve Loved You So Long ” is a film which is filled with emotions of a depressed sister who is released from jail,feelings of a younger sister who she used to love when she was a child,pain of Juliette Fontaine which she never exudes.The film wonderfully depicts the sense of alienation with in a women,the difficulties of life,the desperate attempts of Léa Fontaine to make her sister feel the love and affection which she has towards her and Juliette’s encouter with every day life by facing the truth that she has lost the most loved one.Director Philippe Claudel makes a remarkable debut by handling and balancing such a sensitive story.