By Mohammad Basir-Ul-Haq Sinha : The ledger of human history is written in the ink of wars and the blood of revolutions.
A permanent state of peace is a Geopolitical Myth. Scratch the surface of any era of so-called tranquillity and you will find not harmony, but a temporary cartography of exhaustion—a ceasefire drawn in the sand by parties too weary to advance.
Those who, in that deceptive calm, abandon their vigilance and surrender their arms are the ones who are erased. That is the only lesson history ever teaches.
For Bangladesh, this is not an abstract theory but a permanent structural problem.
Our liberty is mortgaged to the twin burdens of a Hegemonic India and the subtler, more insidious grip of Domestic Colonialism.
Freedom does not arrive by delivery; it must be held aloft by a citizenry that refuses to sleepwalk. For the world is not a bed to sleep in—it is a battlefield on which you either stand guard or vanish.