I respect your patriotism sir.
Yes, she is surrounded by opportunists. I often come to see all these various posters of strange and unknown faces representing both BNP and AL. The thing is that they do it out of personal interests, not for the good and security of the nation. Security is a huge factor that many folks in power utterly fail to address.
You know, the current Home Minister right now lives in the heart of Banani residential area, a wealthy neighborhood. Not the most secured like Baridhara diplomatic zone.
I once went a party the other day at a friend's house over there. As I went heading home late at night, I noticed that ALL of the exits points were closed and the street lights completely shut out. The only exit point was toward the Kemal Ataruk Avenue close to UAE Market.
All that, in a civilian residential area.
Do you see the psychology here? While the nation is going through a political crisis, the man closes roads while he sleeps at night like a baby.
The little man's fear is real. And that convinced me that the rest of the AL leadership are very fearful and perhaps paranoid of whatever is to come.
Now two key things we need to realize here about BKZ:
1. She is unwilling to take personal risks in regards to what you are suggesting to be done. For success, one needs to take a certain level of risk. She isn't doing that. While at the same time, she intends to keep her position within the BNP. I mean, what does she do really? Go to the parlor to do her strange hair-style so that she can have a bit of self-worth during useless speeches?
2. In light of point #1, she is mentally incapable of carrying out any sort of campaign. It is a known fact that she never read intelligence reports during her tenure. A very fatal mistake. In a word, she's clueless as what to do. And her son Tarique? He's a nobody really.
It can be done. But it needs to be lead by a
real leader. And BKZ is not it.
BNP might as well eat their own dust if things keep going under that woman.
Though, Khoka Chacha once said:
"Aamraa Eid er pore emon andolon korbo, jeh pakhee urte bhoi pahbe"
Translation: After Eid, we'll start rocking so hard that even birds would be frightened to fly.