Anubis
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what the fck????
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what the fck????
More sensationalist and alarmist nonsense from Munshi.
One of the reasons that Munshi posts stuff like this is to reinforce the image he seeks to potray himself of being a cut above other posters here and privy to "inside information", as is evidenced by his constant boasting of working for Bangladesh's secret intelligence agency, the DGFI.
Another thread with a doctored title to suit the agenda of the poster !
No its just to put down people with big mouths like you who do not appear to have any discernible background but talk as if you know something.
Like Captain Planet and Iajdani you have come here with an agenda and pose as an expert but appear to have no experience or knowledge of the subjects you discuss.
Typical Indian response .....
No its just to put down people with big mouths like you who do not appear to have any discernible background but talk as if you know something.
Like Captain Planet and Iajdani you have come here with an agenda and pose as an expert but appear to have no experience or knowledge of the subjects you discuss.
Typical Indian response .....
Ya and somebody posts non sense like U and u urself call urself expert !!
Maybe shift to gulf nations where Us nor Russia can play any games loser. If BD wants to be isolated like NK , u r welcome, no one is gonna cry.
And Mr.Munshi, ur thread always contain poison, that do not have any logic, just like BD rice import from India thread. Have a life buddy.
1. This guy is constantly trying to "big" himself up, exalt his status and has openly admitted he wants to be an advisor to the probable next prime minister of Bangladesh, Khaleda Zia.
2. He speaks day and night of his supposed involvement with Bangladeshi secret agency, the DGFI.
Would someone who worked at RAW or the ISI come to this forum and then boast day and night how much cleverer and important he is to other Indians/Pakistanis as he worked for RAW/ISI?
3. Every post of his is also about how he knows this and that people and his connections, i.e. once again how important and clever he is i.e. showing off.
There are many people here, Bangladeshi, Indian and Pakistani who have connections but do not boast about it.
Even aazidane probably has more high-level connections than boaster Munshi, but does not go on about it and certainly does not belittle those who supposedly do not have so many "contacts".
4. Bangladesh is a poor country, struggling to deal with poverty and other things. We are not a major military power (though we can defend our sovereignty) but a modest and humble South Asian (partially south-east if you include our Chittagong region and the Chakmas and Rakhines) with no time for big league power politics.
Not oly BD is poor. The Subcontinent in itself is backward. We need to uplift the people and remove poverty
Your sagacity behind opening this tread would hardly be understood by mediocre. I think, RAWAMY-Commies like Matia, Menon, Ashraf, Inu talking loud against U.S's rep say a lot because those Cowardice-Peskies growing up with balls would require powerful's back up. The way great game is being played and conspiracy pills are coming off, it seems like masterful ex-commies are check-mating trigger-happy jingoists.No its just to put down people with big mouths like you who do not appear to have any discernible background but talk as if you know something.
Like Captain Planet and Iajdani you have come here with an agenda and pose as an expert but appear to have no experience or knowledge of the subjects you discuss.
Typical Indian response .....
Just to repeat once again in your post you made no reference to the topic and as usual tried to personalize it by saying that other posters do not have a "discernible background" with the implication that you do have a "discernible background", once again trying to engage in self-praise, self-aggrandizement, belittling of others.
This is the latest in a series of deals with Russia ...... Hasina is looking for cover and protection and a counter to the United States. Western countries have opposed Bangladesh satellite launch and were against the country having a nuclear power plant which are now all being provided by Russia.
Dhaka to seek access to MCADhaka to seek access to MCA
$600m US anti-poverty fund hinges on reducing corruption, resolving Grameen Bank issue
Apart from improving its record on corruption, Bangladesh has to resolve the Grameen Bank issue in an acceptable manner and ensure that no new law hampers operation of NGOs in the country to qualify for US funds to fight poverty.
The two new issues were included in the first Bangladesh-US Partnership Dialogue in Washington in September, which would be crucial for Bangladesh's access to the Millennium Challenge Account (MCA), said government officials.
“On Bangladesh's repeated insistence on access to the MCA, the US delegation remarked that improvement on three issues -- namely corruption perception index, Grameen Bank and the proposed NGO law could enable Bangladesh access to the MCA," according to a report that the foreign ministry prepared on the dialogue.
Bangladesh made an attempt to get the MCA fund during the tenure of the last caretaker government but it failed.
Asking not to be named, a finance ministry official said they will again apply for the MCA fund early next year.
If Bangladesh manages to meet all requirements of the MCA, it may get $600 million in aid in two phases.
In the first week of November, the foreign ministry sent its report to other ministries for taking follow-up actions on the issues discussed during the dialogue.
An 18-member Bangladesh delegation headed by outgoing foreign secretary Mohamed Mijarul Quayes attended the dialogue in Washington on September 19-20. US Assistant Secretary of State Robert A Blake led the US delegation.
According to the foreign ministry report, the US side expressed concern over the Grameen Bank issue and hoped it would be resolved in an acceptable manner.
The report further said the issue of the Nobel prize winning organisation was linked to women empowerment and advancement of small and medium enterprises in Bangladesh. An acceptable settlement of the "troubling" issue was mentioned in relation to Bangladesh's accession to the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC).
In the meeting, Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women's issues Melanne Verbeer described Bangladesh as a “model of the world” for what could be done for uplifting women from the lower stages of the society.
She said both Grameen Bank and Brac, the world's largest non-governmental organisation, are globally enviable Bangladeshi brands, which have been replicated throughout the world, according to the report.
Verbeer, who toured Bangladesh in September this year, also mentioned that Bangladesh government's recent steps regarding Grameen Bank were perceived to have disenfranchised the women borrowers of the bank.
She hoped that the issue would be amicably resolved soon, said the report.
Ambassador Michael Kozak, senior advisor of bureau of democracy, human rights and labour of the US State Department, said the US hoped the proposed Foreign Donations (voluntary activities) Regulation Ordinance 2011 would not create any impediment to smooth operation of NGOs in Bangladesh.
The report said the US delegation acknowledged Bangladesh's concern about the work of some NGOs and the need for strong monitoring system and transparency of accounts. But at the same time, it advocated for easing the procedure of funding, registration and work permit for the interested local and international NGOs to work in the country.
During the dialogue, the Bangladesh delegation said the country had already fulfilled 10 out of 20 requirements to qualify for assistance from the MCA.
It said a number of countries ranking lower than Bangladesh on the indicator receive assistance for both compact and threshold programme. It urged the USA to consider Bangladesh's case.
The MCA is a US government programme that provides grants to poor countries to fight poverty. There are two primary types of MCC grants: compacts and threshold programmes.
MCC has approved over $8.4 billion in compact and threshold programmes worldwide.
Compacts are large, five-year grants for countries that pass MCC's eligibility criteria. Threshold programmes are smaller grants awarded to countries that come close to passing these criteria and are firmly committed to improving their policy performance.
A country needs to show good performance in 17 such indicators, including corruption, health, education, rule of law and the government's effectiveness, to become eligible for finance from the MCC that was created in 2004 by the US congress.
Bangladesh lags behind in nine out of 17 measurement indicators to qualify for MCC fund, according to the MCC website.
In October, US Ambassador to Bangladesh Dan W Mozena told reporters in Dhaka that corruption remains the major barrier for Bangladesh to getting funds from the MCA.
Bangladesh's scorecard in all measurement criteria is not up to the mark to qualify for assistance from the MCA, he said.
There are certain areas where Bangladesh's scorecard is green, and in some cases the scorecard is red, he said. "So, we started discussions on how to turn red to green and how to deal with more difficult issues like corruption."
“I singled out corruption because it is the one that must be green," said the US ambassador.
1. This guy is constantly trying to "big" himself up, exalt his status and has openly admitted he wants to be an advisor to the probable next prime minister of Bangladesh, Khaleda Zia.
2. He speaks day and night of his supposed involvement with Bangladeshi secret agency, the DGFI.
Would someone who worked at RAW or the ISI come to this forum and then boast day and night how much cleverer and important he is to other Indians/Pakistanis as he worked for RAW/ISI?
3. Every post of his is also about how he knows this and that people and his connections, i.e. once again how important and clever he is i.e. showing off.
There are many people here, Bangladeshi, Indian and Pakistani who have connections but do not boast about it.
Even aazidane probably has more high-level connections than boaster Munshi, but does not go on about it and certainly does not belittle those who supposedly do not have so many "contacts".
4. Bangladesh is a poor country, struggling to deal with poverty and other things. We are not a major military power (though we can defend our sovereignty) but a modest and humble South Asian (partially south-east if you include our Chittagong region and the Chakmas and Rakhines) with no time for big league power politics.
A bunch of MoUs and trade deals do not equate to being a "Ruskie-dalal".