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| sparsha |
Posted
on 20-Oct-00 01:39 PM
So, where are you Debators? I am really surprised that neither Biswo nor Ashu dropped a word on that (Nepalese in Thai jail) serious issue. I think Safa Tempos are actually heavier than Biswo thought. Our debators are tired!
"Bade Bade Jayate Tatwa Bodha" bhanne haru kata gaye?
One thing, I want to make clear. I am NOT saying that Biswo or Ashu have 'THEKKA" to write on everything. I am just wondering..Ke bhayechha bhanera......
I think the issue is serious. Can we agree on something and help them staying within and honoring the existing laws?
sparsha
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| Biswo |
Posted
on 20-Oct-00 05:22 PM
Hi Sparsha::
Did anybody raised the issue here before?Furthermore,
I have heard fewer Nepalese imprisoned there in
Bangkok than ,say, the neighboring Malaysia.I think
since Thailand has better laws to protect human rights
than that of Malaysia or even Korea or Taiwan (though
the latter two has lately been pretty much better in
protecting human right), Thai prison are less of concern than that of other.
One of the websites that tracked foreign prisoners
was :
http://www.phaseloop.com/foreignprisoners
and you can even send messages to the prisoners. In
Bangkok, the majority of prisoners seems to come from
Nigeria, and only one Nepalese is listed there.
Thanks for remembering us debaters,Sparshaji.My absence
was mostly due to I had to go the International
Symposium on Wearable Computer in Georgia Tech.If you
are interested about the wearable computers,please
visit the Georgia Tech websites for that.The most
amazing thing I saw there was the world's smallest
computer capable of running Windows/Linux system, made
by tiqit.com, a company founded by a Stanford professor
and his student.It was really a nifty stuff I have
ever seen in my life, and the nicest thing about that
was it was really cheap.
Go wearable!!That's the future.
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| ashu |
Posted
on 20-Oct-00 09:22 PM
Sparsha wrote:
>One thing, I want to make clear. I am NOT
>saying that Biswo or Ashu have 'THEKKA" to
>write on everything.
Very well said, Sparsha, very well said.
Time-permitting, others -- many silent readers --
too should come forward with their views, ideas,
opinions and thoughts on this and other issues.
Sure, doing so in public is a RISK, and this
scares away a lot of good people
Then again, believe in your own self. And when your thoughts are attacked, how you defend them is a
measure of your own self.
On a personal note, posting stuff is one way for
me to relax after a hard day's work/studies/travel
and what not!!
So, yes, let there be many voices and opinions
on this GBNC Web site.
oohi
ashu
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