questions about criminal justice system  https://indianexpress.com/article/opinion/columns/in-mumbai-train-blast-case-acquittal-19-years-later-raises-questions-about-criminal-justice-system-10140964/ by Meeran Chadha Borwankar The High Court acquitting all of them after 10 years shows that something is terribly amiss in the criminal justice system. If they were innocent, how do we justify their incarceration for nearly 19 years? And if they were part of the terror gang responsible for the mass killing, why are they allowed to go scot-free?  Comment: Every recording/confession must be date and time stamped. And a comprehensive list of all interviews and interaction in police custody must be provided to the defense.  And we as public have to be shown the process, rather than get byte to assuage public outcry..

A Remarkable Judgement Mumbai Mirror  MIHIR DESAI

(courtesy: Mumbai Mirror - awaiting a link of the above)

SSen - on Whats app 22-7-25: The gaps in this sort of path breaking judgement:
--  No compensation ordered either on the ground of torture or ruination of lives.
--  No fixing of accountability of the concerned officials of the investigating agency which took the easy and cruel path of showing up a rabbit as a tiger in order to claim solving the case and botched up the investigation.

 The real culprits of the heinous crime, hence, have gone scott free and, most likely, are roaming free.

Freny M on Whatsapp Am quite shocked with this lazy regurgitation of the police versions. At the very least the reporter could have tried to speak to families to get more info.. The role of the media when covering such important cases also needs to come under scrutiny...
Do they exhibit healthy skepticism or then just toe in with police narrative which is so much easier.

https://indianexpress.com/article/cities/mumbai/who-12-men-acquitted-7-11-mumbai-train-blasts-case-10139460/ Written by Zeeshan Shaikh

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/blogs/toi-editorials/terror-of-omissions/ judges have revealed about the shoddy investigation and prosecution’s negligence. HC said prosecution had “utterly failed to prove the case” beyond reasonable doubt. That such “deceptive closure undermines public trust while the true threat remains at large.” Trial court’s conviction was junked on several points that included 1) confessions were a product of torture, 2) it was ‘very odd’ that witnesses identified the accused after four years, 3) witnesses were ‘stock witnesses’, rolled out frequently, 4) it took three months before one witness claimed to have seen bombs ‘assembled’, 5) prosecution’s evidence was simply ‘not safe’ to base convictions on.

In the last set of arguments, advocate Muralidhar, who appeared for Muzzamil Ataur Rahman Shaikh, and Zameer Ahmed Latifur Rehman Shaikh looked in detail at the lapses in investigation and how the confession statements of the defendants were extracted forcefully. Under the stringent MCOCA law, confessions made before a police officer are admissible in a court, making the situation even more precarious for accused.

https://thewire.in/law/mumbai-train-blasts-all-twelve-men-acquitted-wrongful-jailed 

He also had called the entire investigation a “media trial”. His entire submission focused on bringing out the biased nature of the investigation.

Murlidhar, in his written submission had argued: “Innocent people are sent to jail and then years later when they are released from jail there is no possibility for reconstruction of their lives… From last 17 years (now 19) these accused are in jail. They haven’t stepped out even for a day. The majority of their prime life is gone. In such cases where there is a public outcry, the approach by police is always to first assume guilt and then go from there.”

On the behaviour of the police, Muralidhar had said: “Police officers take press conferences in such cases, and the way the media covers the case, it kind of decides the guilt of a person. In many such terror cases, investigating agencies have failed us miserably.” 

by Sukanya Shantha

21/07/2025

Extract from  Alexander Beiner -  
The end of Postmodernism and the promise of Theosis  https://beiner.substack.com/p/welcome-to-peak-fragmentation   We are living through Peak Fragmentation. Across the Western world, there is a resurgence of traditionalism and authoritarianism in response. A ‘quiet revival’ of Christianity is getting louder every day. Others are looking to new horizons, building AI religions or retreating to ‘conscious communities’ to try and sow the seeds of a new society. 

death of a cultural aesthetic : postmodernism

people also tend to be more prosocial and conscientious when they’re embedded in a coherent social network.

people’s commitment to values like love, honour and justice is often viewed as independent of culture...economic pressures often force people to trade those ‘sacred values’ in what he calls ‘taboo trade-offs,

desire to reconnect to these authentic values.

We could revert to a more authoritarian, closed-minded traditionalism, or beat the dead horse of progressive politics

we have an opportunity to re-craft culture in a way that takes the best of postmodernism and combines it with traditionalism to create something new.

 Exhausted trying to figure out what it actually means to be progressive, or conservative. Political homelessness 

 idea that human beings can become like God through grace... It’s also found in the Hindu concept of Tat Tvam Asi, or “thou art that” which teaches that Self (Atman) is not separate from ultimate reality (Brahman). Threads of this non-dual awareness are also found in Integral Theory, Nora Bateson’s Warm Data, Trish Blain’s Four Forces, Iain McGilchrist’s work, and countless other people we’ve had on Kainos recently.

Many of these perspectives see reality as made up not of distinct things, but of relationships. In a relational view on reality, truth can’t be boiled down to a single polarity or story. Instead, all things, all paradoxes, all truths and contradictions are contained in a whole which is neither part nor whole.

We can combat pre-rational forces of authoritarianism by growing a culture that embraces multiculturalism, but doesn’t shy away from celebrating white identity and history. Education that recognises everyone learns differently, but doesn’t do away with rote learning and discipline when it’s required. Sexual politics that recognise the unfair power dynamics at play around gender identity, without shying away from biological reality in the process.

Embedding trans-rational perspectives into mainstream culture is one route toward the cultural aesthetic that comes after postmodernism, 

 Extract from BOI cyber caution notes

www.cybercrime.gov.in OR call on 1930.

Best Practices
1. Think before you click. Fight the phish. Don’t get phished.
2. Review your bank statements and transaction history regularly to spot any unauthorized transactions. 3. Protect your device with a strong PIN/Password or Biometrics and enable auto lock setting in mobile phones/ Laptops/ other devices.
4. Keep your system and Antivirus up-to-date with regular patches. Use authorized and licensed software only.
5. Don’t share any sensitive information with any unauthorized or unknown person over telephone or through any other medium.
6. Don’t use the same password in multiple services/websites/apps.
7. Regularly clear browser history/cookies/cached memory after confidential activities/transactions.
8. Download Apps from official app stores. Before downloading an App, check the popularity of the app and read the user reviews. Observe caution before downloading any app, which has a bad reputation or less user base, etc.
9. Keep the GPS, bluetooth, NFC and other sensors disabled on your computers and mobile phones, when not required.
10. Don’t share system passwords or printer passcode or Wi-Fi passwords with any unauthorized person.
11. Scan USB device with Antivirus/Endpoint Protection before its use. Disable USB devices if not needed.
12. Be wary of fake advertisements/sponsored contents on search results or websites.
13. Be cautious of public Wi-Fi. Information shared over public network may be misused. Do not use any public computer or Wi-Fi for carrying out financial transactions or do online shopping.
14. Be cautious before revealing your location over internet. Be Vigilant, Not a Victim.
15. Always use Multi Factor Authentication for social media accounts.
16. Immediately, change password which might have been shared or compromised.

Phishing is an unethical way of stealing confidential, personal,
professional & financial data through fake emails and links.
MODUS OPERANDI:
- Lucrative offers difficult to be true.
- Urgent/threatening language.
- Strange or abrupt business requests.
- Requests to install some App / click on unfamiliar hyperlinks or attachments.
- Requests to share Money / Banking credentials / personal information.
- Spelling errors and poor grammar.
- Sender’s e-mail address doesn’t match, the display name of sender.
PRECAUTIONS:
- Avoid clicking on any links or replying, rather just delete the email.
- Block the sender.
- Never install any App through link shared via E-Mail or SMS Link.
- Don’t Share OTP / PIN / Passwords to Anyone.

Screen Sharing
MODUS OPERANDI:
- Fraudsters trick the customer to download a screen sharing app.
- Using such app, the fraudsters can watch/ control the customer’s mobile/laptop
and gain access to the financial credentials of the customer.
- Fraudsters use this information to carry out unauthorized transfer of funds or
make payments using the customer’s Internet banking/payment apps.
PRECAUTIONS:
- If your device faces any technical glitch and you need to download any screen
sharing app, deactivate/log out of all payment related apps from your device.
- Download such apps only when you are advised through the official Toll-free
number of the company as appearing in its official website. Do not download such
apps in case an executive of the company contacts you through his/her personal
contact number.
- As soon as the work is completed, ensure that the screen sharing app is removed
from your device.

UPI Request Money Fraud
MODUS OPERANDI:
- Use UPI app’s “request money” feature.
- Persuade you to enter your UPI PIN.
- Your money ends up in the scammer’s account.
PRECAUTIONS:
- To avoid Request money scam, always remember followings points:
- While receiving money, UPI PIN is not required.
- Your UPI PIN is only required when you make the payment.
- If you receive a fake money request, refuse it and report it as fraud attempt on Govt. portal given below.
- Never pay advance money without verifying the identity of the person.
- On platforms like OLX, Quikr, and others:-  Do not pay a vendor in advance.
-  Always pay for your purchases, when they are delivered to you.

Job Offer Scams
MODUS OPERANDI:
- Fraudsters use text messages to entice victims with part-time jobs.
- Victims who join a chat group are given simple prepaid tasks and an initial payment.
- They are then presented with a fake high-return investment plan, leading to small initial investments.
- As minor profits roll in, victims are manipulated into larger investments.
- When victims attempt to withdraw funds, the platform requests payments for withdrawal fees.
- Fearful of financial loss, victims pay these fees, only to discover that the platform crashes, taking all their money. This is how the scam reveals itself.
PRECAUTIONS:
- Be alert on job offers with high pay for minimal effort qualifications or guaranteed employment.
- Thoroughly investigate any potential employer by checking their official website, address, and contact details.
- Exercise caution with emails or texts from unknown companies, as scammers might use them to collect  personal information.
- Don’t share sensitive data like bank details, or IDs on initial job applications.
- Legitimate employers won’t request upfront payments, like fees for background checks or training.
- Be suspicious of any such requests.

Ransomware Threats
MODUS OPERANDI:
- Threat actors send emails with malicious links or attachments disguised as legitimate files (e.g., PDFs, Office documents). They also use malicious advertisements on legitimate websites which redirect victims to websites hosting ransomware.
- Once executed on a system, ransomware starts encrypting files using strong encryption algorithms. Encrypted files become inaccessible to the victim, who receives a ransom note demanding payment in cryptocurrency (e.g., Bitcoin) to decrypt files.
- Fraudsters further instruct to pay the ransom and often threaten to delete files or sell it on dark-web.
- Paying the ransom does not guarantee file recovery or removal of malware, and this encourage further attacks.
PRECAUTIONS:
- Ensure regular back up of important files to an external hard drives, tapes, or cloud storage service.
- Regularly update operating system, antivirus software, and applications from legitimate OEM websites to protect against vulnerabilities.
- Avoid opening attachments or clicking on links in emails from unknown or dubious senders.
- Install licensed and effective antivirus software and keep it up to date to detect and block ransomware and other malware threats.
- Learn to recognize phishing attempts, where attackers attempt to trick you for revealing sensitive information or installing malware.
- Install software and files from trusted sources only. Verify the authenticity of websites before downloading anything.

QR Code Scams
MODUS OPERANDI:
- Fraudsters often contact customers under various pretexts and trick them into scanning Quick Response (QR) codes using the apps on the customer’s phone.
- By scanning such QR codes, customers may unknowingly authorize the payment to fraudsters account.
PRECAUTIONS:
- Be cautious while scanning QR code/s using any payment app. QR codes have account details embedded in them to transfer money to a particular account, check it before authorizing the payment.
- Never scan any QR code for receiving money. Transactions involving receipt of money do not require scanning barcodes / QR codes or entering mobile banking PIN (m-PIN), passwords, etc.
- If you use UPI mobile app, ensure to secure it with a code.
- Never share your UPI ID or bank account details with people whom you do not know.
- Never share OTPs with anyone.

Investment Scams
MODUS OPERANDI:
- Fraudsters lure people by promising for quick and high returns.
- They persuade you to invest money in such schemes, which actually are Investment scheme scams.
- They offer money against simple jobs i.e. like the YouTube videos shared via links to earn money.
- Fraudster gives you high profits in first few days to gain your trust and adds you in a fake Whatsapp /Telegram group. showcasing false profits made by others.
- Then they slowly pressurize you to invest more money.
- As you sufficiently invest more money, fraudster asks extra fees from you to withdraw your profit.
- They disappear in between, leaving you with no money.
PRECAUTIONS:
- Do Your Research: Before investing in any scheme, check thoroughly about the company and person offering the opportunity. Look for any warnings from regulators on that company, application, personnel etc.
- Verify Credentials: Make sure that the person/company is having license and duly registered.
- Avoid Hasty Decisions: Don’t rush into making decision and invest money. Legitimate
investment schemes will provide you sufficient time to think and consult.

AePS Frauds
Guard Your Biometrics: Outsmart AePS Fraud Tactics
MODUS OPERANDI:
- Cybercriminals use Aadhaar numbers and other information obtained from various sources such as scanned copies and digital records.
- By using dummy fingers (silicone fingers) that contain impressions of your fingerprints and unauthorized biometric devices, they gain access to your bank accounts.
- Once successfully authenticated, they transfer money from the bank account using the dummy fingers and immediately withdraw the money.
PRECAUTIONS:
- Regularly check your bank statement.
- Be careful while sharing Aadhaar details.
- Always try to use a masked Aadhaar/ DigiLocker instead of an Aadhaar card.
- Lock Aadhaar and biometrics via the m-Aadhaar application or https://uidai.gov.in/ and unlock them as and when required.
- Register your AePS fraud complaint on https://www.npci.org.in/register-a-complaint

Digital House Arrest
MODUS OPERANDI:
- Fraudsters set up a fake police station with actors posing as officers. They create a convincing background to appear legitimate during video calls.
- Victims receive video calls from these officers who present fabricated charges with arrest warrants.
- To avoid digital arrest or legal action, the victims are coerced into transferring money to the fraudsters accounts.
PRECAUTIONS:
- Always verify the identity of the caller independently. Contact the relevant law enforcement agency directly using official contact details.
- Never provide personal or financial information over the phone or video call unless you are certain of the caller’s identity.
- If you suspect a scam, report it to local cyber police authorities immediately.
- Report fraudulent communication on Chakshu Portal https://sancharsaathi.gov.in/sfc/

Deep fake AI-powered Vishing Attacks
Attackers impersonate familiar voices to trick you into revealing personal information or sending money to them.
MODUS OPERANDI:
- Fraudster pretend to be from government agencies, banks, or even your known persons by using Deepfake Al to mimic their voice.
- They create urgency and pressure, to manipulate you to take quick decisions.
- They often sight emergencies, legal issues, financial problems, or reputational harm, urging you to act fast without thinking clearly.
PRECAUTIONS:
- Never share personal information or transfer money hastily without verifying caller identity through official channels like helpdesk numbers on official websites etc.
- Be wary of urgency tactics, take your time to verify the situation before making a decision. Discuss with your well-wishers / other persons having exposure to referenced agencies.
- Be cautious with unknown calls and messages. Don’t click on suspicious links or attachments received on Emails and SMSs.

Extracted from : https://bankofindia.co.in/documents/20121/408538/BOI_CYBER_STAR-2024.pdf

I'm universal first
before I'm Indian,
before I have this belief  or that belief,
before I have these mental states arising or that mental state.

So,
anchoring in that universality
and then Skillfully
finding  our uniqueness.

If
we flip the order
and unique goes before the universal,
we get into a lot of trouble. - Nipun Mehta, Ahimsa Conversations: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZmu_xRoR-g  1 min 

- www.youtube.com/embed/M2NMcCU6BG4?start=1380&end=1512  2 min

- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2NMcCU6BG4 Ahimsa Conversations #5 30 mins

PLEASE DOUBLE CHECK WITH YOUR PHYSICIAN...

5 Health Checkups You Should Avoid After 70 That May Harm You More Than Help! | Senior Health Tips
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLa7tsq6K8Y 

Five health checkups you should avoid after 70
Checkup No.5 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLa7tsq6K8Y&t=99s 
Number five, bone density scan.  What to do..  started her on a regimen of vitamin D, weightbearing exercises like resistance bands, and a calciumrich diet with foods like sardines and leafy greens
Checkup No.4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLa7tsq6K8Y&t=277s Number four, brain MRI for memory loss. most MRIs in people over 70 simply show age related changes, which means slight shrinkage or white matter spots that are totally normal in older adults.
Checkup No.3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLa7tsq6K8Y&t=440s Number three, cardiac stress test.,
Checkup No.2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLa7tsq6K8Y&t=601s  Number two,colonoscopy.
Checkup No.1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLa7tsq6K8Y&t=754s Number one, annual fullbody CT scans.  The scan can detect harmless nodules, calcifications, or cysts that are simply part of aging.

https://www.youtube.com/@SeniorSecrets60

5 Armed Men Walk Into Patna Hospital, Kill Murder Accused  https://www.news18.com/india/patna-hospital-firing-gangwar-paras-hospital-patna-criminals-fire-shots-9445696.html A person, identified as Chandan Mishra, who is out on parole and was undergoing treatment at Paras HMRI hospital, was shot dead by gunmen. The attackers allegedly worked as builders and were associated with a real estate firm in the area. The attackers had been allegedly involved in crime-related activities earlier.  

 video: https://x.com/i/status/1945757550357393855

https://www.livemint.com/opinion/online-views/india-singapore-mauritius-united-states-china-asean-europe-africa-latin-america-australia-fdi-inflows-foreign-investment-11748447486759.html  At first glance, India’s latest foreign direct investment (FDI) data is impressive. 

www.livemint.com/market/market-stats/stocks-liquid-etf-f-share-price-nse-bse-E00188 The overseas money invested in our economy for long-horizon returns, always preferable to ‘hot money’ going into  assets, climbed 14% to $81 billion in 2024-25. This, however, was on a gross basis; it counts all FDI inflows last year

 "What Is Holding The Investors Back?": Nirmala Sitharaman  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsUX0LjGepM | Editorial With Sujit Nair | FDI | India
HW News English   reality is  our net foreign direct
investment is.3 billion that is 2024-25.

In fact 2016-17 our net FDI was $35 billion,
17-18 $30 billion ,18-19 $30.7 billion ,19-20 $43 billion, 20-21 44 billion,  21-22 $38 billion,  22-23 28 billion,  23-24 10.1 billion and 24-25 the inflow is more or less the same as previous years but the net flow is.3 billion of FDI .

 notion that FDI is something that is always bought by government efforts and by large businessmen who the government is quite supportive of, is a myth.

common people. middle class Indians.  
a lot of FDI are got by common people like you and me, common businessmen who gets foreign investments and builds their company. A lot of small and medium companies has done it. the fact is the government has no support system for these small and medium industries.

(unedited portion- I'm scared to getting foreign investment
is because if I get foreign investment
then I have a huge huge amount of
compliance with RBI. I have to fill all
those compliance for which I have to
hire lawyers worth lacks of rupees.
That's the first thing I have to do. I'm
a small and medium business mind you cuz
if I don't have a good lawyer, I will I
will be I will be damned tomorrow. So I
need a fantastic lawyer who will charge
me a fantastic fee to get that RBI
certification cleared. and RBI
certification, RBI compliance, I think
it's prejudiced because RBI before even
looking at me, they believe that I'm a
thief.
I think the way it's my opinion, it's my
opinion. I think the way RBI has
designed their forms and their their
qualifiers as if that the person who is
applying for uh FDI is a thief.
They already presume that I'm going to
do I'm going to violate FEMA regulations
or I'm going to do PMLA. they already
assume that
and that is how I fill my forms.
If Mrs. Nirmala Sithar Raman who once
mentioned that you know she it's very
frustrating what is holding the
investors back is what Nirmala
Sitharaman said when she was responding
uh to a question at a think tank uh
event about what's holding India back.
She says that going by the textbook
every economic activities are good and
robust and dynamic. Money flows there's
a normal textbook assumption. I want to
ask where are the investable funds?
Where are the investors? What are they
looking? What are they holding back?
Ma'am, this is what is holding them
back. This is what is holding them back
because you look at investment from a
Adani Amani and huge company
perspective. Look at investment from an
MSME perspective. That small businessman
tries to hustle all over the world.
tries to tell sell his talent all over
the world to offer what he has all over
the world try to get money organized in
India and try to build a life for
himself because there with foreign
direct investment he gets it at a lesser
interest he gets the money he desires he
or she tries it and that's how they get
it but then your compliances your
compliances your RBI your RBI makes it
so difficult the process is so difficult
The process is so painstaking that a
common man cannot do it unnecessarily.
He already has 40 50 lakhs which he can
invest in lawyers and and and
consultants who will consult him and
help him to get that foreign direct
investments.
Have you ever thought about that? Have
you ever done a research about that?
Have you ever done a survey? Have you
ever done a experience study? Please try
and do an experience study madam. That
is exactly how you get to know where the
problems are. You can't sit in an iv
ivory tower and and and then assume that
everything is going fine. Everything is
going according to the textbook cuz the
textbook is what you wrote.
That may not be relevant to the person
on ground
and that is not
stage one is your RBI.
Stage two is there's another body called
the ED, the enforcement directorate
which people are scared of. It is like
gustapo.
People are scared of the sheer word ed.
These are our organizations. These are
our investigative bodies. These are
supposed to be bodies that are helping
us to have a better, cleaner and safer
life.
The name ED sends shivers down people's
spine. Believe me, you
you know why? Because end of the day, Ed
is like that that that constable, that
traffic constable
who hides behind the tree waiting for
you to jump that signal and once you
jump that signal, he comes from nowhere,
catches you and finds you
because there is no provision in our
country where I could go to an ED office
and I could say that listen this is my
document, this is my offer, this is my
investment. that I'm going to get. This
is my offer. This is what I'm going to
provide to them. This is what they are
going to provide to me. This is the
money they going to give me. Is it all
okay?
And Ed telling me, okay, these are the
problems. You please solve these
problems and then get your deal done.
And then once I get the stamp from ED, I
get an okay stamp from ED, then I go
home happy saying that now at least I
will not fall into any trouble with ED.
Is there a provision you made? Madam,
shouldn't there be a provision for
common people?
Because a lot of so-called crimes that
you hear and you see on televisions are
not necessarily crimes. A lot of them
are are act done out of lack of
understanding, lack of knowledge and
lack of of of sheer good consultants.
Of course, lack of knowledge is not seen
as an exemption for law. I understand
that. But the fact remains at end of the
day the reality is so
I didn't know so I did it. Nobody told
me when I was doing it that I was doing
something wrong because my consultant
didn't tell me. I didn't hire the
world's best consultant or India's best
consultant pay him in crores. I didn't
do that. Therefore I got into trouble.
And now after all of this even
everything is done when the money is
come to me boom ED appears raids appear
I'm back. I'm going behind be I'm going
behind bars.
You tell me how are you going to make
people feel comfortable? Are you the
government of India and Mrs. Nirmala
Sitharaman saying that madam only rich
people super rich people you know the
the super businessmen uh whoever the
super businessmen only they have the
right to get FDI and and you know deal
with FDI and deal with foreign funds and
all that
because nobody dares to go and check
with them there'll be no raids that we
have ever heard of so that doesn't
happen to them but a common man one
error and you are you are tied up for
life.
Tied up for life. Writing to RBI and uh
and and facing the enforcement
directorate. Nightmares. Nightmares.
People die. Get into depression.
Get into depression. Businessmen have
committed suicide.
And you're still asking. I don't
understand where the reason is. Which is
what is surprising me. Ask a common man
what the reason is that common man madam
at times you know you should talk to
common people common human beings common
people in India MSMES who nobody bothers
about middle class who nobody bothers
about your government definitely doesn't
talk to those people and then maybe you
will get a solution and I'm telling you
this genuinely this is a very
constructive criticism that I offer you
madam
because this is reality people are
scared to go and take FDI. People are
scared to make money in India. People
are scared to to to be wealth creators
in India because unless and until you're
influential and you are super big,
creating of wealth
is dangerous. Nothing less than
dangerous in India.
Some compliance or another you get stuck
in some cases or another you get stuck
in. That's end of story for you. That's
end of peace for you.
This is reality. This is a fact. And
that is why most of the other countries
are having a better uh inflow and
outflow as far as FDI is concerned than
we have. Though like you rightly said in
paper, our economy is doing phenomenally
well.
But then that's paper.
I hope this reality dawns into our
country. I hope this reality dawns into
people who are taking decisions, who are
making decisions for us. I hope this
reality, this this this this agencies
that you've created that you've created
for possibly a lot of it for your own
political uh uh needs, these agencies
work as a friend to the businessman
rather than, you know, work as a foe.
Work as something that a businessman
dreads.)

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