A tribute to Dr. Swamy - Record of a youth on Swami's talk in Bangalore

Read this and decide whether it is a fact or a fiction..!

Written by someone who attended Dr.Swamy’s speech on 20 Oct 2011 in Bangalore


Thursday, October 20, 2011


At 6.20 pm, he came to the mike, cleared his throat a little, and greeted everyone who had arrived. He started off by telling that India is the youngest country in the world, demographically. A la Vijayakanth in Ramana, he unleashed some statistics - the average age of an Indian is 28, where 70% of the population is less than the age of 35. The average age of the Chinese is 37, Americans - 38, Europeans - 48 & the Japanese - 49. He said that it is the young generation which leads to innovations & underlined the need for good education of the youth for a corruption-free society.


He started off & chugged along in full-steam on the topic of the day - the 2G scam. he said that it was THE BIGGEST SCAM IN THE WORLD - COMING WITH A LOSS OF 40 BILLION $ ..OR 1,76,000 CRORE...


He started off his first OH-SO-BRILLIANT STATEMENT OF THE DAY -
SOME PEOPLE CANNOT COUNT BEYOND ZERO, LIKE KAPIL SIBAL..:D :D :D ...This instantly got the crowd ROARING with laughter !!! :D WOW !!!!!!!! THE SWAMY SHOW HAD BEGUN, BABY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D :D ...AND IN WHAT STYLE !!!!!! :D :D ....WOW !!! WHAT A ROCKING START !!!!! :D ...I was always waiting for this kinda treat ...and here it was !!!!!! An absolute spicy kabab of a starter was here !!!!!!!! :D

With The Black-Money We Will Have Tax-Free Situation for Next 25 Years - Dr. Swamy

The Janata Party President, speaking at Moneylife Foundation’s second anniversary program, explained why everyone should be bothered about corruption

“Corruption is the reason behind inflation. Loss to the exchequer means loss for the people, and results into misplaced priorities,” said Dr Subramanian Swamy, President of Janata Party. He was speaking on the occasion of the second anniversary of Moneylife Foundation.

Dr Swamy said how the encouragement to corrupt practices have dealt a blow to the country and its people. He said, “The 2G scam is probably the biggest we have seen, which the CAG estimates has led to a loss of Rs1.76 lakh crore. We would have a big part of our budget taken care of if we had that money.”

The Janata Party President said that the then Telecom Minister A Raja’s aim was to favour Unitech and Swan, two real estate companies, which had neither any experience nor any infrastructure in place in the telecom sector. “What made it worse was that Raja made the rule that even before rolling out their services, the companies can go for share dilution. Subsequently, many companies, including Swan (to UAE’s Etisalat), Unitech (to Norway’s Telenot) and Tata (to Japanes DoCoMo), all sold their stakes at eight to 30 times the price of purchase. If they can do it, what stops the government from doing so and recover the money,” Dr Swamy said.