The lifting of the 1998 nuclear-test sanctions will allow U.S. economic and military assistance to India to go forward. Most importantly, Washington can support Indian applications for international financial institution loans. India is the largest single borrower from the World Bank.
It's all about who owns who administered by American corportations and the American government. And right now, the international monetary fund owns you. That is the price of the sanctions being lifted. You have to do as they say.
Stop being so condescending and calling me sweetie. I don't know what kind of chauvanistic place you some from, but by any standards your attitude is very rude. Your remarks are ignorant.
I do know what sanctions you are refering to and I do read up on world affairs. You apparantly don't know all the implications, just as you admitted you didn't know things on other subjects that were posted on here previously, so stop being so arrogant until you know what I know.
As it now stands, any trouble in the eastern not-so-friendly countries, means that India will be asked to deploy it's weapons, since it is nearest.
Retaliation will be on India too, and not the US, who will most likely have ordered it.
What Pyare is celebrating is actually going to cost his country big time. They are just another pawn in a war that the US is too cowardly to take responsibility for and doesn't have the tactical advantage for, in person.
Being accountable for something you have done is one thing, and requires an apology in my book, if there was an intention or will to hurt, for instance if you were just having a bad day and didn't care who you took it out on, or had a grudge against someone.
But being responsible for how someone interprets and feels about what you have done, is another thing altogether.
We are not, and should not, feel responsible for another's feelings. They arrived at those all on their own, through their own thinking and interpretaton, often by misinterpreting someone's intentions.
I think that having him attendant on you and good to you is scaring you. You appear to be nit-picking details now because you maybe fear total commitment. Many people do this, including me.
First time a man gets close I pick a fight with him to put him off, even though that is not what I am sometimes telling myself.........
I am not saying this to be negative but to have you take a close look at your motives when throwing away someone and something that is as good as you say this is.
Fear will have us lonely and full of regrets for a lifetime, and it comes in many guises.
Ship, you and Ambrose are two of the few "real" men on here that I admire and respect. Comments such as you go on here before quite obviously come from people who are not as broad minded, open and genuine as you are. Pity there aren't more like you. The world would be a lot less screwed up.
That does seem to be the reality of it from the people I have witnessed and worked with.
I often think it must be akin to someone just walking into your house right now and making you do things you dont want to and taking over your personal space, or having you committed to some institution to live with people you can see are ill, while thinking you are not. It must be soul destroying and very frustrating. No wonder the disease comes with rages......
That is definitely a drawback of meeting on the internet, that depends on money or lack of it, and stupid immigration laws that should have been abolished donkey's years ago.
Loads of place here for info on ancestors. The Irish tended to get about a bit. Send me a mail with names and places and years and I will try to help you with that if you like.
The "lovable rogue" gene does seem to pass through the generations.
Maybe the internet is more geared for the male of the species for dating then. It maybe gives them an outlet to express themselves in ways that they might not in real conversaton, and women like that.
With dementia is is often difficult to do that though, because it often requires other people to see that your behaviour is different. People with Altzheimers, for instance think they are perfectly fine and think that their mental capacity is in good shape for the first few years.
It depends on what part of the brain is affected.....
True HJ. It's not about what we say, expressive as that might be at times.
I find both forms of expression easy, always have had, but have to admit that writing does give one more thinking time or correction time when expressing themselves, even though that is not always the case because stuff gets lost in interpretation were only the written word is used.
I can sympathise with that HJ. It is not only hard work, but often soul destroying to watch them get weaker and not be able to do anything except look after the basics of their daily needs, often with no respite.
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RE: To All Our Penfriends........
Agreed