Thank you Bush, Thank you India

By John Cheeran
The United States of America and United States of India are the new leaders of the world.
Pakistan might be the bastard child of Indian independence and USA must be spoon-feeding it.
That should not come in India’s way to accept the hand of friendship offered by President George Bush, the most powerful man on earth.
I’m glad that India embraced Bush and the American dream wholeheartedly during the President’s visit to India this week.
Marxist loonies such as Prakash Karat and babe in the wood Arundhati Roy are free to worship Islamic fundamentalist rogues such as Iran’s Ahmedinejad.
But I’m glad that Sonia Gandhi and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh ignored CPI (M)’s threats with the contempt that deserved.
It is a terrible time when Karat and Muslim clerics decide India’s foreign policy.
I’m not really surprised that with revolution sunk without a trace in the Arabian Sea, Indian Marxists are relying on the 18 per cent of Muslims to stay float in the parliamentary Olympics in India.
It is a shame that Karat, otherwise an educated and dignified chap, has reduced to the spokesman for
Pan-Islamic fundamentalism in India.
Does it surprise you that his party did not condemn the fatwa issued by the Uttar Pradesh State Minister, belonging to the Samajwadi Party for killing the Danish cartoonist who caricatured Prophet Muhammad.
And mind you, this silence is from a party that condemns even a traffic violation in New York.
Who cares for freedom of expression?
Marxists now want votes and who else will vote them but only those who are driven by irrational thoughts and deeds.
Hence the CPM’s an anachronistic agenda of anti-US campaign to whip up religious sentiments of a minority. Survival tactics, awestruck comrades are explained.
And here I’m shouting for joy at the signing of the historic nuclear deal between the sovereign Republic of India and the United States of America.
I was waiting for the Ayatollah of Indian Communism, Prakash Karat to storm into the Purana Qila to raise his protest while President Bush was spelling out his united vision for India and world.
Burn the Communist Manifesto, Karat!