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I'm very pleased that JP (a member of FTI for all practical purposes) is now in active politics. I'm even more pleased that apart from wasting his time and resources by contesting elections without preparation (which was guaranteed to lose elections for LS candidates – although he personally did win one seat), he is now doing some serious and FAR more important work: BREAKING LAWS WHICH DENY LIBERTY to Indians - and thus help build a DEMAND FOR LIBERTY in India.
His recent action with farmers is a sign that JP has graduated from being a Level 3 leader to level 4 (and budding level 5) leader. His work will now CERTAINLY inspire thousands of educated Indians across the world. [pl. note there was a typo, 'not' in place of 'now' -that I've now fixed after two days]
Please join politics! Become a leader yourself. Fight for liberty in India. My job is to ensure that India gets at least 1500 level 4 and level 5 leaders as soon as possible. Only then can GENUINE and long-lasting change be implemented.
Being an educated, honest man is merely a beginning. Ensuring that your knowledge can translate to reality and help a billion people is the true test of your capacity.
I'm pleased that today both FTI and LokSatta are working as a close team (see details here).
But note that FTI is a platform (not political party) for ALL leaders who believe in liberty. You can be member of a political party and still join FTI – so long you support liberty.
Senior Bharatiya Uday Mission members are part of FTI, and those members of other parties (like Jago) who UNDERSTAND liberty, should also join FTI. We need all level 4 and 5 leaders of India to work together. Then there is no force on earth which can stop change.
JP is an excellent communicator. I STRONGLY recommend that you spare eight minutes to listen to this:
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Related posts:
- Farmers liberated from socialist restraints: Congratulations JP (Lok Satta)!
- Lok Satta should promote liberty, not dependency
- Lok Satta breaks Indian law for the sake of liberty, and the government watches, impotent! Well done, JP!
- India: Lift the ban on export of cotton – and save farmers from suicide
- A suggestion to Lok Satta
- Stalin Anbalagan’s interaction with displaced farmers from Tamil Nadu
- Will Lok Satta please explain why it is engaging with the Communists?
- My views on Lok Satta
- Please vote for Surendra Srivastava of FTI (and Lok Satta) in Mumbai
- After clarification from Mumbai Lok Satta, I’m pleased to support Surendra Srivastava
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JP, member of FTI (and of Lok Satta), shows how farmers and consumers benefit from #liberty http://t.co/ArZkmC31
JP, member of FTI (and of Lok Satta), shows how farmers and consumers benefit from liberty http://t.co/MSyQsTGt
JP, member of FTI (and of Lok Satta), shows how farmers and consumers benefit from #liberty http://t.co/ArZkmC31
Great video… I wish we had more leaders like JP who look at issues in such depth and offer solutions that fundamentally change our society for better. JP is a champion of freedom and constitutional rights and communicator par excellence and in our nation, they are really scarce.
JP, member of FTI (and of Lok Satta), shows how farmers and consumers benefit from #liberty http://t.co/ArZkmC31
Congrats sir on this and I have another question – you mentioned that FTI is a platform and not political party, where as in so many of your articles you have implied that FTI will be a political party so I’m a little confused, did you mean its not a party YET or is it only going to be a platform? And when you say that members of a political party can be a FTI member does that mean even BJP and CONGIs can join FTI?
Allywyn
FTI is a platform for leaders. It is a legal entity, a registered trust. Not a political party.
Its members will contest elections WHEN READY and that includes when the country wants them.
How they contest (i.e. on which platform) will be decided by them. It could well include a coalition of political parties.
No, persons from corrupt parties are not welcome. Should they join, FTI will undertake more diligence than normal to screen them, and if any complaint is received, disciplinary action taken.
FTI membership is a seal of quality.
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