Friday, April 01, 2011

Preliminary report of this year's census says that the population has increased by 181 million over 2001 and now stands at 1.20 billion. To support the pseudo secular enemies of India our freeloading press will celebrate what is known as the " demographic dividend " which means that India will have a young population for industrial growth while other countries with low growth rates have an aging population demanding expensive end-of-life care. This is supposed to be good for us. But is it? Already 60% of our population is under the age of 30 years resembling all the Arab countries where people are revolting because of lack of jobs and the cost of food. Most of the young people are poorly educated and unemployable, yet desiring all the luxuries they see in commercials on tv. This has led to an increase in violent crime. The government is spending trillions of rupees doling out cheap food, subsidised fuel and cash through phoney employment schemes to support the poor but how long can we afford to throw money at the ever increasing numbers of the poor. Criminal politicians love the poor because they can buy votes at elections by shameless bribery which is happening at Tamil Nadu where various gangs are promising color tvs, mixies and even cows to voters at taxpayers' expense. Thieving, parasitic civil servants love the poor because they can loot from the schemes. Tamil Nadu already has debts of over Rs 890 billion. Our lying press does not tell us the total combined debt of all the states as well as the central government but it is likely to be in tens of trillions of rupees. How long before interest payments are more than government income?

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