LAUGH OR CRY AT OUR V.I.P’S ?
It was a bad day for United Airlines at an airport at
In walked a pompous man, brushed his way through the waiting agitated people, thumped the receptionist’s table and demanded that he be immediately issued a ticket and ‘a first class one at that’.The receptionist was unfazed.
‘I will try my best to give you a first class ticket but please join the queue’ she replied.
Not content with not being given V.I.P treatment the pompous man shouted in a way reminiscent of an Indian V.I.P
‘Do you know who I am?’
The receptionist calmly spoke into the PA system ‘This gentleman wishes to know who he is .Can someone assist him please?”’
The crowd laughed to the great embarrassment of the pompous man.
‘ **** you’ he shouted.
‘Even for that you will have to join the line’ she said, still calm.
I narrate this episode in the context of an Indian M.P apparently coming late to board an Air
The truth will never be out since an honorable M. P is involved and the media and ordinary people are helpless against these august people. I can also predict that no matter who is at fault the pilot will have to pay the price , he will be suspended for ‘misbehavior’ and even demoted to Pavan hans where he will fly helicopters even though he has been to Seattle or France and has been trained to fly the latest jets.
Contrast this with the way in which no matter how rich or powerful or successful you are in the
\We have learnt the way the privileged people in a communist country [also called ‘oligarchs’] enjoy privileges denied to the vast masses , and the greed that is the feature of unbridled capitalism.
K.R.RAVI

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