Friday, December 5, 2008

Pak Said

Dear Prime Minister Manmohan Singh/ Atal Bihari Vajpayee /Narasimha Rao/Rajiv Gandhi,
Pakistan strongly condemns/is shocked by /is pleasantly surprised with the success of our "freedom fighters" in the loss of dozens/ hundreds/thousands/millions of innocent lives in the bomb blasts/sniper attack/hijacking /religious riots/other disaster that occurred in a busy MUMBAI marketplace/ train/housing colony /Indian parliament building/temple //Kashmir /Assam/Punjab/ Gujarat / MUMBAI\Other.

The Pakistani citizens/soldiers/"freedom fighters" / "friendship agents"/students who were caught red-handed /found dead at the scene of the crime/ convicted of the crime are actually undercover Indian/American/ Israeli agents. Any Pakistanis proven to be guilty of terrorism will be rewarded handsomely /dealt with severely/promoted to Lt. Colonel/given a new Indian passport and sent back to India /handed over to the Americans as proof of our commitment in the war on terror.

There are no Pakistani army-funded training camps /terrorist camps/ madrasaas in Azad Kashmir/Afghanistan/ Nepal /Bangladesh . The satellite images /photographs/eyewitness accounts/videotaped confessions obtained by the Indians is fraudulent/ fake/ inconclusive/are actually from Indian terrorist camps and is part of a larger RAW/ CIA conspiracy to destabilize the Pakistani government by stalling democracy /encouraging sectarian violence/undermining Pakistani institutions/ causing the next military coup in Pakistan . A destabilized Pakistani government/mafia could cause Pakistan to become a dangerous nuclear Wal-Mart/Target/Seven-Eleven and a terrorist breeding ground/university/research lab that would be worse for the world.

We hope this will not derail the peace process started with the recent India-Pakistan cricket series / Lahore bus yatra/ Muzafarabad-Srinagar road opening /Bollywood peace concert/open borders initiative/other confidence-building measures . We look forward to justifying further attacks against innocent civilians /resolving the core issue of Kashmir / developing best-of-breed plausible deniability defenses.

We stand by/are plotting against our Indian brethren in their hour/ days /years/decades of pain.
Signed,
Asif Ali Zardari.
President, Pakistan/ Chief Operating Officer, Taliban Inc./General, Pakistani Army

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One day in 1982, while we all got together, coming from various parts and corners of India, even from far off lands like Iran, Maldives and Ethiopia; at this great training ship tied to the bustling point of Mumbai - The Ferry Wharf - ala Bhaucha Dhaka...we soon amalgamated into a group of determined young men ready to face the vagaries of life as revealed on the deep blue seas. Today, we are scattered around the globe: Some are still commanding a diverse fleet of ocean going ships ranging from LNG/LPG tankers to 'good ole cargo ships', some are at the helm of top cadre ship management, ship chartering, ship brokering, and various other marine related work fields. While some more enterprising friends ventured into unfamiliar fields, excelled and made us all proud....Now the effort is to get us all together. All those who are not linked over the years...all those who have witnessed life unfolding itself in it's own unique way. Let's all share it amongst each other and continue to nurture the strong foundation of our friendship and brotherhood, let's all bring more smiles and happiness as we traverse this journey of life. We came together, shared and cared for each other then and continue to do so till date. May our tribe increase! And last but not the least...let's all remember those 'dear friends' whom we somehow lost on the way....May the Lord Bless them with Eternal Bliss. Few Ode's to our friendship: Nothing is great like friendship on earth, No jewel No pearl has got its worth. No one except a friend can be trusted; Your life will never ever get rusted. Good friends must not always be together; it is the feeling of oneness when distant that proves a lasting friendship.

History behind Rajendra name

Rajendra Chola was a chola king who reigned the southern India between 1014-42 and during his time extended his empire to Sri Lanka, Mayanmar, Malaya, Indonesian islands . During his reign the kingdom was called the "Golden Age of Cholas." The greatest of Indian monarchs who dreamt of ruling over overseas territories were undoubtedly the splendid Chola father-and-son, Rajaraja and Rajendra. Thanks to their imperial energy and unprecedented vision, the Cholas dominated the amorphous maritime empire of the Sailendras for nearly a century. As Balram Srivastava observes in Rajendra Chola: 'The Chola navigators supported the Indian colonies in the far east and established a firm rule of the Cholas in Sri Vijaya. Their success nearer home, in Sri Lanka, was also splendid. They crossed the sea between India and Sri Lanka so often that it became a lake to them. Rajaraja's adventures may be dismissed as having happened within the extended coastal waters of India. But his son Rajendra was a true conqueror of overseas territories. Says Dr. K.V. Hariharan in The Chola Maritime Activities in Early Historical Setting: 'Of the most notable was Rajendra Chola's naval expedition against Kadaram. In this expedition, he defeated a king named Sangama Vijayottungavarman, the king of Kataha, belonging to the Sailendras of Java. The territories wrested by the Cholas from this king consisted of the extensive kingdom of Sri Vijaya, which at one time included Sumatra and Java, with its capital at Palembang. Not only did Rajendra's army sack Kadaram and the Sri Vijaya capital, but it also took the Sri Vijaya king Sangrama Vijayottungavarman captive. The kingdom was restored to him only after he acknowledged Chola suzerainty. Tamil inscriptions recovered from the region show that there was Chola military presence till at least 1088 in the Malay archipelago. There is evidence to show that the king of Kambujadesa (modern Cambodia) sent a chariot to the Chola, probably to appease him so that his strategic attention does [sic] not extend further than the Malay peninsula. After his death the Chola kingdom began to decline. One can say that the first major shipping activity or trade activity through the sea with china was during the reign of King Rajendra chola.

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