30/10/2013

Was late in reading the speech of Nitish Ji on the reply to Hoonkar Rally of NaMo....so thought let me bring it to you the summary of the speech in a simple language and it's "ARTHGHATAN" or speech autopsy: Zeus-style....

- 1st statement by Nitish Ji (Nitish Ji vomitted too many, so his S#*& are in no particular order): "I've heard Gujaratis are largest consumers of ice-cream, so why doesn't that sweetness reflect in your (NaMo) words?"--What sort of LOGIC is this? Now don't say it's a ###### LOGIC; Nitish Ji's statements are living proof of statement: Vinaash Kaale Viprit Buddhi... 

- 2nd delivery: “What name of a rally is this? ‘hoonkar’? It is full of arrogance"-- Haven't you got basic literacy (just like your PARTNER/S-IN-CRIME, literally) that Hoonkar means Lion's Roar; and NaMo did it in STYLE and that too in your HOME....

- 3rd one: “Modi was sweating and drinking water over and over. Why? One who dreams of being the Prime Minister should have patience."-- Again, Dhaak ke Teen Paat; Nitish Ji why you show your SENSE LESS LOGIC again and again.

- boomerang volley number 4: “BJP fought the 2010 elections with me because they needed me. They then dumped me, So who is the traitor?” -- Nitish Ji, every news channel displayed your so-called AMBITIONS and which party waited till the meeting to GET-ALONG....Nitish Ji, in this age of MEDIA, how can you think tactics of 1990 will work ;) In Geoffrey Boycott's words: Nitish Ji's comments were totally R-O-O-B-I-S-H

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