They had the heart and ass to take it full on against the forces that are anti-national and give it right back to them. They lost a lot of men, resources and had to face a lot of ire from our hypocritical pseudo secular shitheads who had no business poking into ‘internal business’ of another country (the same way they said Pakistan had no business poking into our ‘internal business’).

The country (SL) stands proud today for the men at the top felt obliged enough to stop pissing meaninglessly from their mouths like our ‘honourables’ and show some action.

This time when terrorists stabbed the heart of my nation, the politicos were happy. Happy because this time they had an enemy to diss who every one of us likes to blame, Pakistan.

I’m no Pakistan fan.

But I think I hate our double standard-ed ‘netas’ even more. All this time in 2008 we got repeatedly attacked and we had only us to blame, no scapegoats. But did that turn into any action? Were any terror cells located inside our land dismantled by Indian security forces? Were terrorists brought to law and prosecuted. Were the terrorists already in custody and already convicted given their punishments.

I don’t think so. Then how come our spineless government opens up the big shady mouth and starts preaching lessons of action and sternness to someone else?

And when somebody does something against these piles of scum, the entire set of ‘righteous’, ‘secular’ and ‘humanly right’ people stand up and start shouting nonsense.

I’m getting pretty sick of what’s happening around me.

I’ve decided not to tell anyone, including the mighty Goverment of India what I want… what makes me feel safe in my country, what makes me proud of my country… what makes me.

I’ve decided to try and find my own ways to improve the situation around me. Scream loud so that anybody who cares also and if they want to listen to me, may be do something on their parts too.

I’ve decided to make my country proud.

… More to come.

PS: It started from something, ended far away from what my intentions were at the start.