965 Who is in cocoon and who is in cage? The cocooner should ask the cager!!!

Hunger-atulations to Mr. Donald Trump on the occasion of his completing his 100 days in power. His comments on this occasion, courtesy Router.com are worth remembering for some days to come, not because they contain any extra-ordinary extro-reflections or intro-reflections, but because we have to take into account his jubilations and frustrations as the Head of the World's Feudo-Capialist System (Clearer: Feudal-Capitalist System). It is also difficult to gauge whether he fully or partly really knows the horrors of Capitalism and the endless hazards it places on its victims and sufferers. We shall first start with the Reuters Link: Click here to go to http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-100days-idUSKBN17U0CA. These comments we cannot take as 'prasUti vairAgyam' (Telugu language spoken by 100 millions idiom. English: prasUti=delivery of a baby. vairAgyam=Remorse, detachment, and a feeling of renunciation which a person, particularly the pregnant woman gets at the time of her pains during delivery), or 'smaSAna vairAgyam' (English: smaSAnam=grave yard/cremation ground. vairAgyam=Penitence, as preceding. The feeling of repentence a person gets when he-she visits a grave/cremation, when a feeling of total transience of life comes into fore), because prasUti vairAgyam and smaSAna vairAgyam are emotional disturbances confined to individuals and their family members surrounding them. But, frustrations of Presidents, Prime Ministers and Dictators can lead to World Wars, use of chemical weapons, nuclear weapons, Mother of All Bombs.

FIBRES AND THREADS FROM DONALD TRUMPS COCOONS

"I was accustomed to not having privacy in my "old life ... I am suprised surprise at how little I have now. ... I am still getting used to having 24-hour Secret Service protection and its accompanying constraints."

"... You're really into your own little cocoon, because you have such massive protection that you really can't go anywhere ..."

"... I missed being behind the wheel myself. ..."

"... I like to drive. ... I can't drive any more."

ybrao-a-donkey's views, which are not intended to be imposed on others

Some previous American Presidents, including Barack Obama , might have maintained their calm, and emotional equilibrium even amidst trying circumstances (Telugu idiom: pancAgni madhyam-- Engl. "in the midst of five fires", a method of rigorous penance undertaken by Seekers of Self-Realisation), but Mr. Trump is relatively outspoken, when compared to many of the past Presidents. It is probable, that he may also be indulging in some self-pity, or it is an inimitable his own style of boasting 'HA! How great is my security. Which else world leader will have the grandeur-s of my 'Secret Service' Security Bandwagons!. Telugu language: CImalu dUrani ciTTaDavi, kAkulu dUrani kAraDavi. Approx. English: WhiteHouse Security is like a dense forest in which ants cannot intrude, or crows cannot fly through.

Who asked all these Presidents, Prime Ministers, Dictators, Monarchs, Kings and Emperors, to enter into cocoons? On their own volition they enter. On their own volition they do dozens of things which are ANTI PEOPLE, ANTI WORKING CLASS. They do not mind encouraging terrorist and militant persons, groups, Heads of State, Heads of Government, countries to indulge in homicides, genocides, infanticides, and what not?

SELF-INCARCERATING IN COCOONS AND CAGES BY HEADS OF STATE , AND HEADS OF GOVERNMENT, WE NEED NOT SYMPATHIZE.

Why should we sympathize them, when the self-incarcerations are their own, and which they within their own minds and consciences (if at all they have any consciences, albeit they may have crooked minds) view within themselves when alone, with great glee and pride.

HORRORS OF CAPITALISM. See this DailyMail.co.uk link

See this link: Click here to go to http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2558403/Hong-Kongs-caged-dogs-Poverty-stricken-people-forced-live-like-animals-one-worlds-wealthiest-densely-populated-cities.html.
We should be grateful to the Dailymail.co.uk for bringing to light these harsh realities about the persons who live in cages in Hong Kong. Some are realities which are capable of bringing tears into our eyes, about these HORRORS OF CAPITALISM:-

PUBLISHED by DailyMail on: 11:22 BST, 13 February 2014. In these three years, things might have worsened:--

Crammed into wire mesh boxes the size of coffins, these are the penniless people forced to live like animals in one of the world's richest cities.

Hong Kong's forgotten 'caged dogs' pay about HK$1,500 a year (£117) to live in a city whose small size and high population pushes the rent on even a tiny flat far out of the reach of its poorest residents.

The poverty-stricken people keep their clothes and photos of loved ones next to filthy blankets in their cages, which measure 6ft long and between 2 1/2 ft and 3ft wide and are stacked on top of each other.

Some of them cannot stretch their legs out straight and are forced to sleep curled up in a ball.

ife in a cage: Yan Chi Keung, 57, reads the newspaper in his cage home in Hong Kong. The wire mesh boxes are 6ft long and up to 3ft wide and cost £117 a year, compared to £1,240 a month for a small, privately-rented one-bedroom apartment. More than 220,000 people are on the housing waiting list.

Caged dogs: Retired Kong Sui Kao, 64, lives in this cage in a cramped room alongside seventeen other people on the roof of a 12-storey block. His underwear hangs on a coat hanger, his shirts are inside the cage and his meagre possessions are stored on a makeshift shelf above his feet

Retired manual labourer, 79-year-old Tai Lun Po, has lived in his cage home for 30 years. The inhabitants are stacked on top of each other in damp, dark conditions.

Poverty: Eight-year-old Lee Ka Ying lives in a 6ft square 'cubicle cage home' with her mother, pcitured. For many it is the only way to work in the overcrowded city British-born photographer Brian Cassey, who lives in Cairns, Australia, is the latest to document residents of shocking cage homes who are known locally as 'caged dogs'.

INDIAN CONDITIONS are somewhat different

Indian conditions are somewhat different. Some poor among us live in thatched homes of less than 100 sq.ft.in area. For example, I have spent four years of my boyhood (1964-1968 March) in a thatched hut of less than 100 sq.ft, with my four brothers, and parents. In addition to the five children, during that period, two sons were born to my parents, both of whom died in their infancy. I have seen people in our surroundings, living in round huts of 4 ft. radius. But, we were never caged dogs., though we might have faced hardships in fetching drinking water, bathing water, two square meals etc. Our freedoms were never at loss. We could move freely amidst dirt, mud, make muddy-toys for playing, go in the lanes plying used cycle tires, pick up used empty cigarette packets, match boxes in the streets, and play 'baechchAs -stone slab strikers(Telugu language)' with them. Playing glass marbles was our sport, in addition to playing baechchas.

Whom should we sympathize? Cage dogs of Hongkong (&probably Japan)? Or the Donald Trump in his cocoon?

JOKES

Hon. Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh was reported to have said to Deccan Chronicle on 4th June 2016. Click to go to Deccanchronicle.com. and study this interview.

Morals and ethics have come down drastically in politics. Criminals and economic terrorists are entering politics. They lack basic ethics and culture.

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935 Russian Diaries of the period 1917-53 can help in identifying what might happened during and after the Bolshevik Revolution 1917

Though I am not a blind admirer of Bolshevik Revolution 1917, as a believer in the benefits of True Complete Socialism, having identified it for examination as a possible alternative for the stupid Capitalism, I am trying to write here a few blog posts on why the World 2017 is viewing the Russian Revolution 1917 and its experiments with Communism / Marxism / Socialism as total failures. For this purpose only, I have downloaded 45 volumes of the Collected Works of Vladimir Lenin the main leader of the Bolshevik Revolution 1917. I have examined some of the Volumes. I shall put through here, some of my observations / feelings / impressions. In the meantime, it will be worthwhile, to provide a link to a news item, that historians are trying to place diaries of the Soviet Citizens of that crucial period of World History online. I perceive that when compared to the Collective Works of Lenin, the diaries of USSR/Russian Citizens of the period 1917-1953, however obscure individuals those Citizens may be, their recordings will become more reliable, primarily because Lenin's Collected Works published by the Soviet Govt. Agencies of those days, might have, sufficiently been, sanitised by a need to hagiographically eulogize Lenin and Stalin. The Russian Citizens of those years, might have had some fears of persecution if their diaries were to be caught by the Stalin's Agents. Hence, I have decided to try compare Lenin's writings with what the Russian Citizens 1917-1953 wrote, privately for themselves and their families, with no intent to publish them.

We shall start with an AFP news report, published by theHindu.Com: Click here to go to http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-national/between-the-lines-historians-put-stalin-era-diaries-online/article17693846.ece. One particular paragraph, in this report, is specially and sufficiently interesting, hence I am quoting it here, followed by yb-a-donkey's views, which are nt intended to be imposed on others:

At the same time, most were living in overcrowded accommodation and felt hungry most of the time.

“It’s quite rare for someone to eat till they are full,” Mr. Venyavkin said.

Mr. Venyavkin is: a 35-year-old historian Ilya Venyavkin, who is writing a book about diaries from the 1930s.

this blogger yb-a-donkey's views

About congested accommodation

Though the accommodation provided by Lenin-Stalin-Trotsky Triumvirate during 1917-1953 to their Citizens might have been 'meagre', 'overcrowded' we may have to accept it as an unavoidable reality because 'accommodations' for an entire Nation of impoverished and deprived Population, cannot be created overnight or in a few years. This problem of scant, crowded, and unaffordable accommodation exists even in countries of 2017 which are considered as most Prosperous, such as Japan and United States. In Japan, many workers live in rented spaces what are known as bunker beds. Senior Citizens of Japan, are reported to be preferring to commit minor crimes so as to go to jails which in their view are better than the dungeons outside. In our Great World Ruling country of Uncle Sam, we find its citizens living under fly- overs, living in subways, living in their own cars/station wagons, living in Churches. Of course, two wrongs cannot make one right. Failures of Capitalism, cannot justify the failure of Bolshevik Leaders.

About "rare for someone to eat till they are full"

Let my readers compare the following two scenarios:

Socialist Sharing of Poverty	Capitalist Overeating
Citizens sharing hunger of fellow-citizens, though involuntarily, for a limited period, till circumstances improve, can be considered as something noble.	In 2017, we have several countries, which have scenarios, where 10% rich and super-rich overeat, do little exercise and suffer from metabolic diseases like diabetes, obesity etc., and 90% of their citizens lead a life of precarious existence, unable to earn two square meals a day.
It is not clear whether erstwhile USSR was able to solve this problem between 1954 and 1991.	After 1991 Soviet Union disintegrated, and its Constituents turned to Capitalism. Is there any largE scale improvement either in Accommodation or in availability of food? I do not think in Putin's Russia 2017, there is ample food OR adequate uncrowded accommodation for all its Citizens.

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761 So, the Workers of Residual Andhra Pradesh and India ! Get ready to live in Capsule Hotels of our Second Tokyo City!

Mr. Nara Chandra Babu Naidu, the Chief Minister of the State of Residual Andhra Pradesh, India, seems to live in Clouds, day-in and day-out. He wants the Japanese Government, and the Japanese Companies, to make his Capital City AMARAVATHI into Tokyo No. 2. Perhaps, our Hon. Chief Minister may not be knowing how the ordinary people of Tokyo live. Or he may be pretending to NOT KNOW, how the people of Vijayawada live on the hill-slopes of Gunadala Hills, and the people of Tadepalli live on the hill-slopes of Eastern Ghats, with lives threatened during rainy season by the falling boulders.

Here is a beautiful link, to know how the people with low/average incomes live in Tokyo:

Click here to go to: http://japaneseruleof7.com/tokyo-salaries-all-you-need-to-know/

"...Go to bed when the sun goes down and get up when it rises. Hey, back to nature—-Thoreau did it, why not you? It’s just like Walden Pond, only surrounded by miles of concrete. To reach the outside world, you can wander the streets with your foreign cellphone looking for hotspots. That’s called exercise. Think of all the money you’ll save on gym memberships. For weekend entertainment, go to the corner park and sit on the swing-set drinking 100-yen cups of shochu. Forget about dating, unless that guy sleeping in the cardboard box takes a shine to you. And he probably will. ..."

VISITORS TO AMARAVATI, VIJAYAWADA, GUNTUR,-- GET READY FOR BUNKER BEDS AND CAPSULE HOTELS

Here is a Wikipedia.Org link which describes a typical Capsule Hotel. Wikipedia about Capsule Hotels.

One sample from the above Wikipedia link:--

The guest room is a modular plastic or fiberglass block roughly 2 by 1 by 1.25 m (6 ft 7 in by 3 ft 3 in by 4 ft 1 in). Facilities differ, but most include a television, an electronic console, and wireless internet connection. The capsules are stacked side-by-side, two units high, with steps providing access to the second level rooms, leading to comparisons to corpse drawers in a morgue. The open end of the capsule can be closed, for privacy, with a curtain or a fibreglass door. Luggage is stored in a locker; and washrooms are communal. Guests are asked not to smoke or eat in the capsules. Some hotels also provide restaurants (or at least vending machines), pools, and other entertainment facilities.[3] Capsule hotels vary in size, from fifty or so capsules to 700, and they are used primarily by men. Some capsule hotels offer separate sections for male and female guests. Clothes and shoes are sometimes exchanged for a yukata and slippers on entry. A towel may also be provided.

The benefit of these hotels is convenience and low price, usually around ¥2000-4000 (USD 19-38) a night. They provide an alternative for those who (especially on weeknights) may be too drunk to return home safely, or too embarrassed to face their spouses. With continued recession in Japan, as of early 2010, more and more guests - roughly 30% at the Capsule Hotel Shinjuku 510 in Tokyo - were unemployed or underemployed and were renting capsules by the month. This style of hotel has not gained wide popularity outside Japan, although Western variants known as "pod hotels"[7] have been developed, with larger accommodations and often private baths.

Soon after becoming Chief Minister for the third time in 2014, Mr. Chandra Babu Naidu visited Japan. Did he care to just make an enquiry with Indian Embassy in Japan, about how and where the Japanese Workers live in Tokyo, Osaka, Yokohama, Kobe etc. ? Did he visit any Capsule Hotel in Japan?

Mr. Chandra Babu Naidu, Chief Minister of Residual Andhra Pradesh, India may not know how the people of Tokyo live, or how the people of Vijayawada live!

VERY IMPORTANT

ybrao-a-donkey does not intend to belittle Japanese Working Class (Proletariat). We have a lot to learn from the Japan's Working Class. It is neither correct nor possible to compare Japanese workers with Indian Workers.

WHAT HAPPENED FOR SINGAPORE?

Earlier Mr. Chandra Babu Naidu used to beat the people of Residual Andhra Pradesh with his speeches that Singapore is going to build Amaravathi, his Capital. Then he shifted to inviting British Wealth Funds, and then some China Songs. Now, he seems to prefer Japan for hammering the people.

Question: Why do you compare the dreams and fantasies, genuine efforts of Shri Chandra Babu Naidu, to hammering?

Prior to bifurcation of United Andhra Pradesh, Mr. Chandra Babu Naidu started with the song that he would build the Capital of Residual Andhra Pradesh, if Centre gives Rs. 500,000 crore. With that big figure in his mind, he suddenly found that Mr. Narendra Modi as a Great friend of Telugu people, forgetting what happened in 2002. Mr. Modi too has, during his election speeches in Tirupati, and Mangalagiri promised to bring heaven to earth. All those dreams have gone to where?

So, workers of Residual Andhra Pradesh and India! Get Ready for the Second Tokyo.

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