Comments on: Connectivity for ICT businesses

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 11:12:00 +0000

I will go with Sonam Tenzing’s comment minus his foul language. He should learn the philosophy of language right from the beginning.

Sorry Sonam Tenzing, pls don’t use such language in this blog la.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 12:01:00 +0000

Sonam Tenzin if you do not like what ol says please do not log onto his blog. its simple.
this is democracy. You have the right not to read his blog same as we have the right to read his blog. Congrats lyonpo for sharing your views with us.

By: Palden Drukpai Puen

Palden Drukpai Puen — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 10:36:00 +0000

Mr. Sonam Tenzin… please for the sake of Palden Drupa and Drk Choedhen gi Gyalkhap dont forget the Driglam Choesum… You may be old enough but OL is a man with orange scarf and patang receive from HM and above all he is more intelectual than you. May you be forgiven…
But remember, OL is doing best to make the foundations of democracy and giving us a chance to participate in democratic bhutan… making us feel the democracy and ofcourse bring up the fact issues…
May god bless you Sonam Tenzin.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 19:23:00 +0000

Interesting! At times I am as confused as Sonam Tenzin is and for that matter I tend to support what he has written. But NOT the use of certain words. It doesn’t suit us Bhutanese…

I am here neither to bury nor praise the OL. While most of his postings are good in terms of addressing issues and concerns, a few smell of cheap ‘grumbles’.

Anyways…!

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 18:21:00 +0000

Sonam Tenzing la.
Shame on you dear ! ooooops was it too harsh…perhaps not compared to what you wrote. It is such a disgrace to have people like you in the society. I am truly ashamed.

I just wanted to share with you that OL is working hard to bring out what he can to our notice of the happenings around Bhutan, around policy makers, around politicians and about many things that we will sometimes not hear or notice. We are grateful for what he is doing. If he doesnot do it THEN who will….Will you do it? I doubt. What he lays down here brings up healthy debate among civil servants, among private sector, among social workers and the list goes on.

You HAVE sinned SONAM…but you are forgiven nonetheless… THOU SHALL NOT UTTER SUCH FOUL WORDS AGAIN…LEST THOU SHALL REGRET…

By: Lobxang

Lobxang — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 14:26:00 +0000

Sonam Tenzin, your sister/mom is reading your comment right now, and they are not very proud with the language you have learnt.
Here is a little news for you. Do you see your comment? Just below the comment, the date and the time appears. Do you see that? Well, when the owner of this blog opens this page, a little picture of a recycle bin appears there. All the owner has to do is click on it and all the effort you took in coming up with this foul comment will be 'recycled.'
He did not do it. Do you know why? Now, that's another home work for you if you are willing to learn.
I think he values even your degenerate comments so don't be so hard on yourself next time.

Thank you.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 13:21:00 +0000

hey Sonam Tenzin,

tell me something, what have u done in ur life so far? i guess nothing but use foul languages to other people. are u parents teaching u all this, coz this really shows a good upbringing by ur parents.

By: Sonam Tenzin

Sonam Tenzin — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 08:15:00 +0000

I am getting tired of your grumblings here…… It’s very easy to be an opposition leader, isn’t it? You go there, listen to few people and talk like them; you come here, listen to few people and then again talk like them. During the day, you are for the government support for political parties; by evening you are against it. One day you were congratulating the banks for doing heck of a job; the every next day, you are with someone who says that Bhutanese banks are lazy.
Well, I think the universe is telling you to shut the fuck off…. so please do so.