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Bangladesh
Libyan unwarranted interference: Bangladesh ‘Should merge with India’
2007-09-22
The Libyan media published an article titled 'Bangladesh 'Should Merge With India' Posted: 2007/09/07 From: Mathaba net. This news item is motivated with an ulterior sinister design and violation of decency and decorum of international practices and gross interference into the internal affairs of Bangladesh.. It's a piety that we don't get any comment from Bangladesh Care Taker Government. Are they in daytime snapping?

The news item says: “A member of the International Scientific Committee of the World Centre for Studies and Researches on The Green Book says that there is a call for Bangladesh to merge with India in order to save it. He said that Bangladesh faces no future, as it will disappear under the sea, something that the author of The Green Book, Libyan leader Muammar Qadhafi has confirmed on a number of occasions. He said Bangladesh's best bet is to submit a proposal to India to say that it is willing to become a state in an Indian Union, and thus to cease to exist as an independent country.

By becoming additional eastern states within India, local democracy will continue, and thus the effect on the people is positive. Moreover, the resources of India's central government would be required to defend its territory and care for its citizens and they can relocate to any other part of the country in the case of flooding. He pointed out that Bangladesh has no need for an armed force of its own but should instead say to India we are ready to submit to you, come and occupy us and integrate us within India. This would put an end to accusations against Bangladesh regarding terrorism, and allow India to take full responsibility for its new state.

Historically, he said, the entire region has one culture and one destiny. It was British colonialism, which ripped the region apart into several failed states the borders of which produced tensions. Bangladesh has one chance for survival and that is immediate and unconditional offering of itself for full integration into India, he said.

All politicians of Bangladesh, can submit themselves for election to the new local state after an interim period of transition to India's democracy, or immediately be removed should India wish upon reunification. The armed forces, police and other institutions can be integrated or maintain their existence during a transition phase, or the new states of Bangladesh can have certain autonomy functions at the state level.

The precedent for integration is not new, with Hong Kong, East and West Germany being but two recent examples which lessons can be learnt from that it is entirely possible for a larger state to easily absorb a smaller one with more benefits than disadvantages, he said" ## ends (Source: www.newsnow.co.uk search 'Bangladesh' dated 8 Sept.07)

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Posted by:john frum

#4  Gore will fix that with global warming. Sea level rise and all that ....
Posted by: lotp   2007-09-22 20:28  

#3  When China reroutes Brahmaputra river northward won't there be too little water for the delta that contains Bangladesh to be sustained leaving it to eventually disappear at a faster rate then Louisiana loses the Mississippi delta?
Posted by: 3dc   2007-09-22 20:10  

#2  Why the hell does Qyadaffyduck think India would even want Bangla?

Do the Indians look that stupid?

Here's an idea, Muammar Mummy - why not have Bangla become a state in Libya?

After all, y'all share the same religion and all, and our Alaska & Hawaii prove that a state doesn't have to be physically part of the larger country.

Bangla can apply for statehood in Libya, and Poland can apply for statehood in the U.S. - a win-win for us!
Posted by: Barbara Skolaut   2007-09-22 18:43  

#1  He said that Bangladesh faces no future, as it will disappear under the sea, something that the author of The Green Book, Libyan leader Muammar Qadhafi has confirmed on a number of occasions. He said Bangladesh's best bet is to submit a proposal to India to say that it is willing to become a state in an Indian Union, and thus to cease to exist as an independent country.

Gadaffi must smoke some pretty strong stuff inside his tent if he thinks India will accept a merger
Posted by: john frum   2007-09-22 17:04  

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