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Phulbari will help with currency inflow and jobs in the construction stage which would be welcome.

I watched an old video 2020 of and Fouzel https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=Muhammad+Fauzul+Kabir+Khan+&refig=156c5330cf7846e2b26c71cb03ca4bd4&pc=U531&FPIG=366513979BEC4CC3BF635440E057F943&first=21&ajaxnorecss=1&sid=13CACA889D606C8C10C1DFA49CF56D86&jsoncbid=1&ajaxsydconv=1&ru=%2fsearch%3fq%3dMuhammad%2bFauzul%2bKabir%2bKhan%2b%26refig%3d156c5330cf7846e2b26c71cb03ca4bd4%26pc%3dU531%26FPIG%3d366513979BEC4CC3BF635440E057F943%26first%3d21%26FORM%3dPORE%26ajaxnorecss%3d1%26sid%3d13CACA889D606C8C10C1DFA49CF56D86%26format%3dsnrjson%26jsoncbid%3d1%26ajaxsydconv%3d1&mmscn=vwrc&mid=91B6A6B5735CE2DF07E891B6A6B5735CE2DF07E8&FORM=WRVORC

He doesn't look capable of confronting Yunus. He has the education and realization coal needs to be mined but he doesn't really fight for it. Yunus meanwhile is like AL because plugging renewables is not the answer just as emergency power generation was expense and no answer. Pity you can't strip these blokes of their PhDs

He needs to have it out with Yunus as the RMG businesses are going down the pan and taking the country with them while Yunus has been adding more layers of debt to pay the monster Adani.

A very insightful interview, Jashim Uddin picture is an improvement on those grizzly politicians.

Digit; they are a vassal state which has yet to develop the b a lls to take the reins. They should be mining their own coal to help the country but the previous incumbents were raiding the state and BNP and AL were enemies in their own country and vying for partisan control. Yunus is thinking his friends can do something; his focus is long term for which he has no mandate and he has no political infrastructure and his Islamist friends will take him over.

The Islamists would be hardline like china but noone can enjoy living under them without blotting out their stench from the mind which is a head in the sand scenario.

Capitalism and democracy is in their blood, not totalitarianism, but they are still a bit medieval with it which only growing per capita gdp will cure and they have to find their own way to that.

The BNP come over as old buffers. They need fresh blood garnered from those who marched on Dhaka who were of all political hues. Counter 4 year interim advocaters with revolutionaries from their party ie new fresh members. If Fakhrul is reflective of a party 20 years ago he has no hope. He is correct proposals need an elected mandate but BNP politicians have to belong to current society and Yunus cannot hijack power through an interim mandate albeit with popular support without his own party at elections. Unfortunately with AL off the ballot and BNP the remaining legacy ruler who is not attractive augurs badly for short term stability.

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I wonder if the contract would allow for coal sourced in Phulbari which would be a win win for Yunus.

You don't get this rich without favourable contracts; 25 years of 1600mw supply with brown coal with hefty mark up maybe and at likely co2 heavy production as a consequence. Bangladesh's Indian friend.

https://app.screencast.com/RRn3cQVpF3BYw?conversation=DVVJbGjUIBLQrTLkdIJS1V

You need to know how to press the buttons?

from the last para; "However, how to collaborate with the bureaucracy is important,"

He might have said the interim government representing the current power and I wonder what is the way to collaborate.

Perhaps that is why all doors are open atm

Islamist student cuckoos in his nest and fighter jets inspired by the west. The poor man will end up schizoid.

I am getting more like Digit by the day with all Yunus's extracurricular activities. He is not legitimised for setting policy.

A little knowledge is a dangerous thing applies to the renewable lobby in Bangladesh.

The press trots out tested themes.

AL supporters should not be criminalised because as with Saddam, the country went to pieces. Simply ban AL for the first election and employed former AL workers either do a good job or get fired- they cannot be put on the scrap heap from where they probably will continue as criminal elements or at least disruptive. Yunus walks into the errors of US in Iraq.

the US asked students to stand in front of police and get shot did it? What a preposterous conclusion on the uprising; there was a groundswell of discontent and when the heavies tried to regain control with guns the whole country got behind the youth march into Dhaka. AL had hollowed out the county's assets and had to stand down.

Redeyemines; My argument to defeat that would be to send Phulbari coal down the river to Papyra if that can be done when/if it is not needed at Bara. It is difficult to change contracts even when signed with inbuilt disadvantage to Bangladesh taxpayer but the fine toothcomb being employed currently is likely to chip away at exploiters of the people while debts still mount. My job as an owner of GCM is to promote what benefits Bangladesh and give a solution and not legitimize the status quo and maybe Bara will be proved a tad fraudulent to GCM benefit.

Agriculture has to be protected so mine Phulbari and the pumps enable 3 crops a year and guard against lack of rain. There is no argument against Phulbari that cannot be defeated.

It is a sideshow for our bugbear, Anu of the missing toes, he maybe a professor but like Yunus, cannot compute the Phulbari benefits as being a greener solution than what is contemplated. Career politicians are more pragmatic and do not beat their own discipline as a country policy and Anu is just adding a lobby topic that really is a policy decision for an elected parliament.

They have a strong representation in UN peacekeeping. I note recruits to the police are having to sharpen their game post AL shoe-in. https://www.thedailystar.net/news/bangladesh/news/breach-discipline-59-more-sis-given-show-cause-notice-3736496

Stuff like this does take time to put on a fair path and I hope the army is the same.