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If we are not animals, we shouldn’t forget ...........
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If we are not animals, we shouldn’t forget the poor people around us
Let’s celebrate the upcoming Eid-ul-Fitr and Sharodhia Durga Puaj in such a universal way so that at least we don’t see any crying, pains on these days of joys.


I wish you a joyful life everyday, every moment like these upcoming festivals

Habibullah Mizan
Department of International Relations,
University of Dhaka, Dhaka-1000, Bangladesh
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September 19, 2009 | 4:29 PM Comments  0 comments

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Bangladeshi Opposition Leader and Former Prime Minister Khaleda condoles Pop star Jackson’s death
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Leader of the Opposition Khaleda Zia Friday
expressed shock at the untimely demise of Michel Jackson, an icon of
global music.

In a condolence message, the BNP Chairperson said a big vacuum has
created in the world music following the sudden death of Jackson,
which is irreparable.

The American black music legend not only enthralled people by his
melodious voice but also spread the message of humanity through the
songs he sang.

The BNP chairperson said Michel Jackson had converted to Islam
realizing its key messages of peace and humanity.

Khaleda prayed for the eternal peace of the departed soul and
conveyed sympathy to his countless fans and relatives.


June 26, 2009 | 1:23 PM Comments  0 comments

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Did Michael Jackson's comeback try kill him? Death linked injection of painkiller Demerol
Related to country: United States

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Speculation was rampant Friday that pop icon Michael Jackson's mysterious death might have been caused by a lethal injection of pain-killing drugs.

An autopsy has been scheduled for Friday afternoon.

Los Angeles County Coroner Investigator Jerry McKibben said it could take weeks to determine to complete toxicology tests that would indicate whether Jackson had alcohol or drugs in his system.

McKibben added that if the cause of death can be determined by the autopsy alone, he would announce the results. The British Sun tabloid reported that Jackson aides told emergency room doctors at UCLA Medical Center, where he died, that the star had collapsed after an injection of Demerol - a powerful pain killing drug similar to morphine and known to carry a risk of cardiac arrest.

"Shortly after taking the Demerol he started to experience slow shallow breathing," the newspaper quoted one source as saying. "His breathing gradually got slower and slower until it stopped."

Hospital officials haven't confirmed that account. Jackson family lawyer Brian Oxman told CNN Jackson's sudden death "is not something which has been unexpected....I can tell you for sure that this is something I warned about."

Oxman said Jackson had been struggling to cope with pain from several performance injuries, including a damaged vertebra and a broken leg, which had been interrupting scheduled rehearsal for his upcoming London tour dates.

"This family has been trying for months and months to take care of Michael Jackson," Oxman said.

"The people who have surrounded him have been enabling him. If you think that the case of Anna Nicole Smith was an abuse, it is nothing compared to what we have seen taking place in Michael Jackson's life."

The singer reportedly got hooked on Demerol and morphine during his 2003 trial for child sex abuse.

Los Angeles homicide detectives searched the rented mansion in the posh Holmby Hills section of the city - once the home of film star Sean Connery - where the singer had been living.

Police officials said the search was routine in high-profile cases. Jackson died at UCLA Medical Center Thursday afternoon after being stricken at the Holmby Hills mansion Paramedics tried to resuscitate him at his home for nearly 45 minutes, then rushed him to the hospital, where doctors continued to work on him.

"It is believed he suffered cardiac arrest in his home. However, the cause of his death is unknown until results of the autopsy are known," his brother Jermaine said.

On Wednesday, Jackson attended a rehearsal at LA's Staples Center to prepare for a series of 50 concerts scheduled to start next month at London's O2 dome and continue into next year.

He had been spending untold hours working with a team of dancers for a performance he and his fans hoped would restore his tarnished legacy. Jackson's close friend, the psychic entertainer Uri Geller, suggested that Jackson's anxiety over planned comeback concerts may have killed him.

"I guess the stress, the anticipation and the passion he was emitting from his heart, wanting to do this comeback so badly, maybe that got to him," Geller said.

"That is all I can think, that maybe the stress killed him."

Despite rumors of Jackson's ill-health, the promoters of his London shows, AEG Live, said in March that he had been given a 4 1/2 hour physical exam by independent doctors in March and passed.

Four of Jackson's 'This Is It' concert dates were pushed back last month but AEG president Randy Phillips insisted the changes had "absolutely nothing to do with [Jackson's] health."

The death of the eccentric but undisputed King of Pop brought a tragic end to a stunning decades long career, which never recaptured its luster after falling from its peak in the 1980s, when his soulful voice and feverish, crotch-grabbing dancing dominated the charts and dazzled the world.

His 1982 album "Thriller" - which included the blockbuster hits "Beat It," "Billie Jean" and "Thriller" - is the best-selling album of all time, with an estimated 50 million copies sold worldwide.

The charismatic entertainer's dramatic death left the music world - and his adoring public - in deep mourning and rekindled sadness over his increasingly erratic career and the child sex-abuse allegations that left him forever labeled "Wacko Jacko."

Jackson, eventually accused of abusing three boys, was never convicted of any crimes.

"I am so very sad and confused with every emotion possible," said a stricken Lisa Marie Presley, daughter of Elvis Presley who was married to Jackson in the mid-1990s.

"I am heartbroken for his children who I know were everything to him and for his family. This is such a massive loss on so many levels, words fail me." Jackson's sister, Janet, was "grief-stricken and devastated at the sudden loss of her brother" and flying back to California to be with her family, according to a statement released through her manager.

Jackson's death prompted broadcasters across the world to interrupt morning programs, while fans remembered a "tortured genius" whose squeals and sliding moves captivated a generation and sparked global trends in music, dance and fashion.

Even world leaders weighed in.

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez called it "lamentable news," though he criticized the media for giving it so much attention. Former South Korean President Kim Dae-jung, who had met Jackson, said: "We lost a hero of the world."

"I am absolutely devastated at this tragic and unexpected news," said legendary music producer Quincy Jones, who collaborated with Jackson on three of his best-selling albums, "Off the Wall," "Thriller" and "Bad."

"For Michael to be taken away from us so suddenly at this young age, I just don't have the words," Jones added.



June 26, 2009 | 10:50 AM Comments  0 comments

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My frankly reply to an Indian young journalist Mr.Chatterjee Amitav, working in the daily Bartaman Correspondent
Related to country: India

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My frankly reply to an Indian young journalist Mr.Chatterjee Amitav, working in the daily Bartaman Correspondent
@Chatterje Amitav@
Amitav Da Namashkher, How are you? I think you are a very powerful journalist, right? Ok, very fine. Then let me answer you frankly.
Those who love absolute freedom should be always ready to embrace the heroic death, which glorify their memory. But the cowards who always compromise with the evil forces fearing jail or death are my real permanent enemies . I am not worried about my life, my death; I am ready to test my very expected heroic death.

I know there are so many bustards in every country who are working for the bloody foreign elements. They are really bustards to my consideration as they betray with their own motherlands. They are so ‘powerful’ as they claim they are linked with these secrete elements. But I serve my nation, my people, not your Great India or your enemy country Pakistan, a collapsing and rogue state.

So I know these two bloody agents or their local hired goons may target me any time. Despite of their continuous pressure and indirect threats, I am fighting with these the evil forces. I am really proud to do this because I love my people, my holy and natural beautiful motherland Bangladesh. Bangladesh is my first, Bangladesh is my last.

Take care and if possible stop your clever attempt to insult others especially me. This is not fair. I know you are so powerful, but sorry to say you are not more powerful than my love for my homeland.


June 23, 2009 | 12:29 PM Comments  0 comments

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How the very brilliant students become bloody militants?
Related to country: Bangladesh

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I really can’t even think how a very brilliant student from the internationally reputed Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) can join in bloody militant outfit like JMB. How deeply his brain was washed to be hatred militant in the name of Islam by the bloody militant leaders. The government should shoot the criminals openly who are working behind these brilliant students to engage them in the terrorism.

June 22, 2009 | 12:49 PM Comments  0 comments

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