Haresh Daswani | Reality check on American cars
It is no longer just the cost of labor anymore. The biggest reality check American car companies should ask themselves is, Who wants to buy my car? Read more
Haresh Daswani | Upcoming Middle East crisis: Handle with care
The new attack of Israel in Gaza and India’s and U.S.’s strong case against Pakistan will stir some very strong emotions amongst people radical extremists in the Middle East are trying to recruit. The whole ploy of these nations is to cause a negative propaganda, a one-sided story that pretends on the idea that they are the victims of crimes they did not commit. This is a negative chain reaction to which the demands do not even make proper sense; it seems that for the pure love of war do these extremists push their agenda. Read more
Haresh Daswani | Mumbai Terrorist Attack: More has to be Done
The devastating attack on Mumbai in the evening of the 26th of November shows us the barbaric savagery of these terrorists. They have nothing to lose, and are willing to give their life to their irrational cause. These terrorists will still continue with their attacks, without a doubt, and with attacks this coordinated, international intelligence and security, we have just been presented just how vulnerable the world still is with terrorist attacks. Read more
My congratulations to the new president
Barack Obama has received the most number of congratulatory messages from everyone. Indeed, he is the very shape of hope not only for the Unites States, but for the entire world as well.
My message will not have the very opportunity to be read by Obama; that I understand and accept. Read more
A stock-market parable
Here is a little parable about the worldwide stock market.
The world is filled up with idiots like you and me, who think we understand the stock market.
As idiots when we see a price of something going up, we think it will keep on going up, because we are idiots.
When the price is falling down, as idiots, we think it will keep on falling down.
But it is not out fault, because as idiots, we try to look for others who we feel are more knowledgeable, because they can help us avoid making stupid decisions. Thus, we watch the television. Read more
Haresh Daswani: Hindu Extremists
Column by Haresh Daswani
I have watched several news reports about Hindus that have attacked Christian temples in South India. These acts were barbaric and despotic. This does, indeed, cause an international uproar that I do find unimaginable.
But they never did talk about the entire proper story. Here is a more complete situation in rural South India.
Rural villagers do not have centralized religion. They have community temples where they pray and there are village gurus who impart basic knowledge.
Due to their lack of knowledge, just like everywhere else in the world, their choice of action would not be considered civil and peaceful. They are emotionally charged and usually have a tendency to do things that we would all regret, even if we were not the ones who committed the action.
Haresh Daswani | The New York Flyby
Posted by afp on April 29, 2009 · Leave a Comment
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