Kama: Devadasi Escort

Bangladesh makes fresh aid plea

2007-11-21T10:24:00.000Z

BBC NEWS | South Asia | Bangladesh makes fresh aid plea

So here we have the poorest people in the world suffering another natural disaster, and at the same time the UK Government is doing nothing about the almost £2 million that was lost through a Money Transfer Agency that they encouraged Bangladeshi migrants to use.

As far as I am concerned I hope the Hundi system lasts forever and that all the crap DFID spouts about MTAs being safer and more responsible is never heard again.

One rule for the Rich and no rules for the rest

2007-11-21T10:17:00.000Z

BBC NEWS | UK | England | London | Millions lost as firm goes bust

I have become increasingly concerned about the apparent irrational and inequitable behaviour of the Government towards the losses of small savers and others who have suddenly and unexpectedly found themselves the victims of failed companies. I would compare the treatment of the poor and disadvantaged people who have lost money in the collapse of the "FarePak" Christmas savings company and those who have suffered losses because of the collapse of the "First Solutions" money transfer agency with the favourable treatement extender to the depositors of the Northern Rock bank.

It seems inconceivable to me that the treasury and other financial regulators could not have seen the potential risk to the small and poor savers who relied on companies like FarePak to save for Christmas expenses. Given the endemic lack of financial awareness and education in the UK I do not believe it is reasonable to expect people using such a scheme to differentiate between a protected savings product and an unprotected scheme.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/7041364.stm

More insidious are the losses experiences by Bangladeshi expatriates who relied on the "First Solutions" money transfer agency to remit their savings back to Bangladesh. "First Solutions" was properly registered and authorised to make money transfers but it was not part of any scheme that would have protected the remitted money it was responsible for.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/moneybox/7099852.stm

I am exceptionally angry about the lack of help for these expatriate workers whose impoverished families rely so much on the money that is sent to them. The recent cyclone disaster only seeks to highlight the need of the families who are dependent on remittances. My anger is further compounded by the fact that the UK government has a policy of promoting the use of official Money Transfer Agents (MTA) among Bangladeshis so as to discourage the informal Hundi system that the government considers a vehicle for money laundering and terrorist funding.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/3008343.stm

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/1553153.stm

By leaving MTAs outside of any mandatory guarantee system the UK Government allowed the institutional flaw that resulted in some of the poorest people in the world being denied the money that they so desperately need. However when another British financial institution might have failed, the Government acted quickly. The Government actually guaranteed all the deposits held at the Northern Rock bank, and the potential cost to the tax payer could run into billions! It seems there is one rule for the middle class, middle England voter and another for the poor and weak.

I would very much like to know how the Government can justify such disparate and inequitable responses to what are very similar circumstances. In particular I believe the Government has a particular responsibility in the case of "First Solutions" as the promotion of the use of MTAs is policy of the Government. To promote such a policy at the expense of the weakest and poorest in our society seems incredibly mean, reckless and cruel, and the privileged treatment of Northern Rock depositors seems to just to add insult to injury.

In the light of the Government's role in promoting the use of insecure MTA I would like to know why the Government is not offering to compensate the victims of the "First Solutions" crash.

40 clients a day ?

2007-10-12T21:21:00.000Z

Speaking to the Guardian, Det Insp Powell said: "There is a huge demand for unprotected and anal sex. Nowadays, it's the norm, not the exception.

"At most of the brothels we visit, at least some of the women will offer these, for the same price as protected sex.

"Prices have remained fairly static for 10 years. You can go into Soho and get sex for £30. The whole set-up is appalling. Most of these places are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week and women are expected to be 'on call' day and night.

"Some will have sex with as many as 40 men a day. It's very rare the prostitute will get to keep any of the money she earns. We've seen places where £300 a day goes to the brothel pimp or 'madam', and that's even before the woman begins to try and pay off the 'debt bondage' of thousands of pounds charged to bring her here."

Does anyone know anyone who has actually done 30 or 40 clients a day on a regular basis?

I am interested because I keep reading that trafficked women are being regularly forced to do 30 or 40 clients a day.

Now even if they were doing 20 mins or 30 mins appointments in a parlour or apartment that would still be 15 to 20 hours a day of actual sex without any regard for waiting time or time between appointments.

Sauce...Goose...Gander...

2007-08-07T05:05:00.000Z

Bush signs expanded wiretap law

President Bush is pushing for permanent changes to the law

President George W Bush has signed into law a temporary bill allowing the government to eavesdrop on foreign terror suspects without a warrant.

The legislation was approved by the Senate and House of Representatives just before Congress adjourned for the summer recess.

The bill allows taps on foreign phone and internet communications routed via the US, without prior court approval.

President George Bush says the measure is needed to combat terrorist threats.

Mugabe approves surveillance law

Zimbabwe has the world's highest inflation rate - 4,500%

Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe has approved a new law allowing the security services to intercept postal, internet and telephone communications.

The law also establishes a state-run communications monitoring centre.

Officials say the new law is meant to provide security and prevent crime but critics say it is aimed at stifling opposition to Mr Mugabe.

Isn't it nice to see world leaders working together to overcome the threat of global terrorism....?

Haneef terrorism charges dropped

2007-07-27T09:52:00.000Z

Australian prosecutors have dropped terror charges against an Indian doctor over the failed bomb attacks in the UK.

Mohamed Haneef had been accused of giving "reckless support" to terrorism by providing a relative in Britain with his mobile phone SIM card.

Director of Public Prosecutions Damian Bugg said, following a review of the case, that "a mistake has been made".

Well.... what a surprise... I hope everyone feels more secure and safe knowing that the proponents of the international war against terrorism are ready to detain and prosecute the reckless giving away of SIM cards... I am still waiting for the knock on my door...

I really have the impression that just like in Animal Farm our "protective rulers" are turning into the tyrants and exploiters that they keep telling us are the "danger".... and one day we will wake up and they will all just be variations of the same intolerance and arrogance...

Reckless Doctor charged with Terrrorism ?

2007-07-15T16:01:00.000Z

Indian doctor in UK plot charge

Haneef was arrested under new anti-terrorism laws in Brisbane

Australian police have charged a 27-year-old Indian doctor linked to the suspected UK bomb attempts.

Mohammed Haneef has been charged with providing "reckless support" to a terrorist organisation.

He is alleged to have provided a mobile phone SIM card to two of his second cousins, both detained in Britain.

So a man leaving the UK to visit Australia and return home to India get married is found to have no intentional part in the London/Glasgow attacks, but because he handed over a SIM card registered to his name he was "recklessly" supporting terrorism !!!

If I was going to be arrested everytime I gave a sim card to a relative I would spend the rest of my life in Prison...!

Are you a migrant sex worker in the UK

2007-06-13T13:09:00.000Z

Are you a migrant sex worker in the UK, would you be willing to be interviewed for a research project being run by a sex worker friendly researcher ? one-to-one, no tape recording, just an hour of chat over coffee. --

Send me an email if you would with research in the subject line and I will pass your details to the researcher, write to me at personal @ princesskama.com

Slaves to the goddess of fertility

2007-06-13T12:52:00.000Z

BBC NEWS South Asia Slaves to the goddess of fertility

It is so interesting how Devadasi is translated to mean "slaves" when the most reasonable translation is servant... this article is just a repetition of old myths and prejudices that blame the devadasi system for its corruption rather than considering how the non-vedic matriarchy was subjugated and harassed into its current abuses by the Vedic elites.

The Devadasi are the only Hindu tradition that celebrates the birth of a girl over a boy because the power and earning capacity of a Devadasi is transparently recognised.

Being a Devadasi does not require you to be a sex slave, but being dispossessed of your protective culture and traditions makes you vulnerable to exploitation by more powerful groups. That exploitation is the problem not being a Devadasi.

India's dangerous secret sex lives

2007-04-20T15:00:00.000Z

More people are living with HIV in India than anywhere else but activists in Gujarat say that until sexual diversity is accepted, prevention may be impossible. Just as other people live their lives, my husband and I maintain our normal family life, even though he has boyfriends."
Gita was relating some of the most intimate details of her marriage.
"We look after each other, so that's why I don't have a problem with his homosexuality," she said.
"At first I was shocked because I didn't know anything about it. But I discovered that homosexuality is completely natural in some people, so I'm OK with it. ....."It's better for me that he has relationships with men not women," she said.

Its very interesting to see how differently people react towards extramarital relationships. It seems that the notion of 'being faithful' has more to do with 'keeping the agreement' rather then not having sex with other people. And it is when the agreement is broken the relationship suffers.

I would imagine that in a society where a kiss in public is still the cause of angry demonstrations and death calls http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/6560371.stm HIV prevention efforts will have a hard time to be taken seriously.

British Navy Personnel released

2007-04-05T08:41:00.000Z

As I have followed this story I have been very interested to see how the British "Officials" have been so "outraged" by the television pictures of the Navy personnel being shown on Iranian television, while the families of the people involved were so obviously very reassured to see their sons and daughters were been well treated.

I often think that many of the "rules" are not meant to protect the individuals involved but are intended to "protect" the sensibilities of the "Governments"...

If I was a Royal Marine and if I knew that if I surrendered to the Iranian Navy I would spend a few weeks being well looked after and well fed... I don't think I would be in any rush to start firing my gun to protect the "honour" of the UK.... Just a thought...

State of emergency in Bangladesh

2007-01-11T18:25:00.000Z

BBC NEWS World South Asia State of emergency in Bangladesh

State of emergency in Bangladesh

Troops are patrolling the streets of DhakaBangladesh President Iajuddin Ahmed has stepped down as interim leader amid a crisis over elections due this month.
State media reported his departure just hours after he had announced a state of emergency and curfew in the country.
Nine of 10 members of Mr Ahmed's caretaker administration are also reported to have resigned.

Now I am so glad that I am not in Bangladesh, the Hindu minority is traditonally associated with the Awami League so whenever there is a conflict like this we are targeted by the Muslim extremists working with the BNP.

I am soooo glad my family are safe in Kolkata... another great reason to be a sex worker in the UK...

Migrants 'do not pull wages down'

2007-01-04T22:44:00.000Z

Well... I am glad that some of MigrationWatch's misinformation is being challenged...

London as always been a city of migrants... so let's get on with it...

Migrants 'do not pull wages down'

Workers from accession countries have 'improved' the labour market There is "little evidence" that migrants have made it harder for UK workers to get employment or pull down wages, says a Bank of England report. The paper dismissed the idea that recent arrivals come to claim benefits. The 0.8% unemployment rise over the past 18 months has little connection with the arrival of some 500,000 Polish and ex-Soviet bloc workers, it said.
The Home Office has said migrants have helped economic growth in the UK but some pressure groups disagreed.

The paper also highlighted that population growth had been "extremely low" in comparison with other nations in the past three decades. The population increase in the UK has been 7% in that time, in sharp contrast with 42% in the US, 25% in Spain and 18% in France.
However, since 1999 the UK population has grown by 3.2%, when eight accession nations - Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, Slovenia, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and the Czech Republic - joined the EU. "The entry of recent A8 [accession] migrants appears to have improved the workings of the labour market, reduced wage and inflationary pressures." There was little or no evidence to suggest that the new [A8] migrants have come to the UK to claim or receive benefits; they have come to work They have also lowered the "natural rate of unemployment," by making the workforce more adaptable and mobile. Such workers have contributed to keeping inflation in check by consuming less than they produce. "There was little or no evidence to suggest that the new [A8] migrants have come to the UK to claim or receive benefits; they have come to work."
Certain groups argue that migrants come to the UK to use to welfare system.
The paper comes after pressure group Migrationwatch UK questioned the benefit of migrants by saying their economic benefit was equal to 4p a week for each person in Britain.
The report follows Romania and Hungary's recent entrance to the EU - though their citizens will only have limited access to UK jobs.

Enjoying Sex

2007-01-01T15:35:00.000Z

I was talking last night with non-sex working South Asian girl friends and it was amazing how many of them have been married for years and never had an orgasm ! One woman didn't even know how to fake an orgasm because she had never had an orgasm and never even be told what an orgasm is like. When I explained how marvellous an orgasm could be some women just refused to believe that such ecstacy was possible.

It was astounding to listen to young women talk about supplying sex to their husbands as a "duty" and "responsibility" without any notion of pleasure or joy. Most of the women who had had orgasms had only experienced them during self-masturbation ! When I explained how I was able to relax and enjoy sex everyday and how much I pleasure I received from penetration they were actually so envious !

I am becoming increasing suspicious that marriage is often just an institution intended to deny women any opportunity for pleasure while protecting men from the consequences of their sexual incompetence.

What is so funny is that when such women "consider" sex work they are repulsed by some moral reflex, but at the same time they are fascinated by the possibility of the sexual liberty that paid sex offers women. They are not so drawn by the money but the idea of being sexually liberated.

Condoms 'too big' for Indian men

2006-12-30T22:27:00.000Z

A survey of more than 1,000 men in India has concluded that condoms made according to international sizes are too large for a majority of Indian men. The study found that more than half of the men measured had penises that were shorter than international standards for condoms.

What is this "standard" and if it approximates to an average then half of all men will be smaller than average... and which average ?

But I know how insecure Indian men are about their small penises...

The Execution of Saddam Hussain

2006-12-30T22:19:00.000Z

It is hard to imagine the execution of a 69 year old tyrant as being a step towards Democracy, and while Saddam was clearly an evil and wicked man I am not sure his death makes the world a safer place.

While Bush remains in the White House the world will remain at war with all of his enemies...

The world needs a Peacemaker more than ever...

Merry Christmas

2006-12-24T14:45:00.000Z

I would like to wish all the Christians a very Merry Christmas and peace in their lives. I will especially pray for those Christians who have become the targets of extremists. I will also pray that Christian extremists will turn away from war and hate.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/help/3681938.stm

Thousands of Brits go to live and work in India

2006-12-24T14:42:00.000Z

It seems the potential opportunities in India are really beginning to attract more and more British people.

The Global world is increasingly becoming a place of opportunity for the educated and mobile, and the days when you stayed where you were born are becoming a thing of the past for the ambitious and skilled.

What a Busy Life !!!

2006-12-08T09:55:00.000Z

Sometimes I find myself living in a whirlwind... and I must make time to centre myself and remember who I am. I seem to have so many identities nowadays, woman, foreigner, student, escort, friend, lover, daughter, all different people sharing a single body.

It is times like this that I actually appreciate and enjoy sex so much... it is very reassuring to be able to engage in a physical activity that allows me to experience so much pleasure while being free of all my other concerns... and the more sex I have the more able I am to deal quietly and confidently with the problems I am facing.

This is also another reason why I enjoy the escort work associated with being a Devadasi, because I can enjoy the sex with my guests without having to accommodate the concerns that might arise if I was in a long term relationship with them. I don't have to worry about what they were doing last night or how they feel about something I want to do...etc... So being free of any other encumbrance I can just share myself with them totally and also enjoy them as they give themselves to me.

It really is quality time sex... and I would recommend it to anyone...

Dutch Muslims condemn burqa ban

2006-11-18T22:17:00.000Z

Dutch Muslims condemn burqa ban: "Dutch Muslims condemn burqa ban

The proposed burqa ban comes ahead of Dutch elections
Dutch Muslims have criticised a government proposal to ban women from wearing the burqa or veils which cover the face in public places.
Dutch Muslim groups say a ban would make the country's one million Muslims feel victimised and alienated.
The Dutch cabinet said burqas - a full body covering that also obscures the face - disturb public order and safety. "

I think it a great folly to say to anyone you can or you can not wear something that they consider to be culturally and religiously important. I think Burqas are not required by Islamic law or tradition and that they degrade women... However I don't think I should be telling other women what they should or shouldn't wear...

If you want to support women's rights in Islam the Governments should be funding and supporting Islamic women in asserting their "islamic rights"...such as the Cordoba conference...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/1850199.stm

The Burqa ban is just cheap populist politics that feeds into the same type of histrionics... that everybody gets so worried about when they see frenzied crowds on the streets of Islamic countries...

Selling Sex

2006-11-14T21:56:00.000Z

I get regular email from different women asking me how I could have sex with men for money...?

I find these enquiries rather interesting because there is an assumption that somehow exchanging sex for money is not legitimate and such sex must divorced from any emotional content. At best they seem to imagine that paid sex if not completely alientating it could at best be physically enjoyable. Now I know that many women have sex with men with whom they don't "love" and often have sex with men they "love" when they don't feel sexually aroused... so the idea of supplying sex to someone else because of their needs rather than your own interests is not unusual...

If you care about the welfare of others and you are secure in your own identity so you don't need sex as an endorsement of your own identity it is relatively easy to give sex to someone who needs love and affection and not just physical sex. I think because so many people choose to believe "love" is only meaningful when it occurs between two people who deeply and emotionally linked, they then choose to exclude everyone else from receiving sexual love from them...

I think it is very important to realise that many people don't have such a relationship and yet they still have the desire to receive sex from someone who has affection for them.

So the real question I see is not how I can have sex with some in exchange for money but how I am able to be genuinely affection to men who I only met for a very short period of time...

Most faiths understand that God is Love, but as many people have lost a relationsip with God so they seek to experience Love... When the Devadasi love their God they understand that he is able to incarnate himself in any man and as such every man is loveable if you know how to see Shiva... As people have lost their relationship with God they have a greater need to be Loved, as it is the last experience of the supernatural that they can touch...

Because I have a relationship with a God who is Love, I am the perfect means by which others can experience Love as God... that is why so many men really want visit me not for only sex but to experience Love.

I think the issue is not how and why I share myself with men, but why so many women chose not to...

Ministers 'exploit terror fears'

2006-11-13T23:51:00.000Z

BBC NEWS Politics Ministers 'exploit terror fears': "Ministers 'exploit terror fears'

Ministers must stop mentioning a 'war on terror', a report says
Tony Blair's anti-terror policy is being 'submerged' by party political interests, a report says.
The Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust said ministers could be accused of 'exploiting the politics of fear'.
And by trying to win 'the white working class vote' they risked alienating Muslims who could help defeat terror.
The Home Office, which makes 'no apology' for bringing in tough laws, is preparing fresh anti-terror measures to be unveiled in the Queen's Speech.
These might include a new effort to extend to 90 days the time that terror suspects can be held by police before being charged. "

I can see the day when everyone in the UK is living their own high security cell watched by CCTV and unable to get on a bus without an ID card... living in terror that they will have created through their fear and abuse of others...

Religious Extremists involved in acts of Terror...

2006-11-10T22:50:00.000Z

It is going to take Al-Quaeda a long long time to catch up with the death toll inflicted on innocent people by this group of religious extremists.... so why are we so worried about "muslim" extremists when these other people were cooperating in the murder of hundreds of thousands of people...

Rwanda nun jailed over genocide: "Rwanda nun jailed over genocide

Some 800,000 people were killed during 100 days of killing
A Roman Catholic nun has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for her role in the Rwandan genocide in 1994.
Theophister Mukakibibi was jailed by a traditional Rwandan court for helping ethnic Hutu militiamen kill Tutsis hiding in a hospital where she worked.
Mukakibibi is the first nun sentenced by a Rwandan court for crimes committed during the genocide.
Two other Catholic nuns were found guilty by a Belgian court in 2001, and male priests have also faced trial.
Theophister Mukakibibi worked at the National University Hospital in the town of Butare during the genocide.
Protection
According to Jean Baptiste Ndahumba, president of the local gacaca court in Butare, the nun selected Tutsis sheltering in the hospital and threw them out for the militias to kill.
He said she did not spare pregnant women, and was also accused of dumping a baby in a latrine, the Reuters news agency reports.
'She used to hold meetings with militiamen and had an army officer as her escort during the killings,' Mr Ndahumba said.
Gacaca courts have been used in Rwanda to speed up the process of bringing those responsible for the genocide to justice.
Last year a Belgian male priest became the first foreigner to go before a gacaca court accused of genocide crimes.
Some members of the Catholic hierarchy in Rwanda had close ties to extremist politicians and aided Hutu militias in the run-up to the killings.
Some 800,000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were slaughtered in the 1994 genocide and thousands of people were killed after seeking sanctuary in churches. "

Bathroom Saga

2006-11-08T19:05:00.000Z

My Bathroom is still being renovated... and it seems that it could run for another week before it is ready... and I have such a small bathroom !

But when it is finished I will post a photo or two...because it will be a very nice bathroom...

Little Brown Fucking Machine...

2006-11-08T18:58:00.000Z

What I find bewildering is how easy racists will use the most despicable racists insults such as LBFM and then pretend there is nothing racist about the insult...

Today I had an ex-liberal democrat councillor call me an LBFM and then justify the comments by saying:

1. What's racist about lbfm? Are you little? Yes, judging by your website. Are you brown? Yes, judging by your website. Are you a fucking machine? Yes, although your website dresses that up as "I believe intimacy with men is divine and brings me closer to my Gods".
http://www.puntingzone.com/forum/index.php?topic=56134.msg457562#msg457562

I am sort of prepared for the typical inane loser who doesn't know better... but a Liberal Democratic councillor...really should know better...

Rumsfeld replaced after poll loss

2006-11-08T18:36:00.000Z

BBC NEWS Americas Rumsfeld replaced after poll loss: "Rumsfeld replaced after poll loss

US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld is standing down, President George W Bush has announced after bruising losses for Republicans in mid-term elections.
Mr Bush said that 'after a series of thoughtful conversations' he and Mr Rumsfeld has decided 'the time is right for new leadership at the Pentagon'. "

OMG... finally... I can only hope that this will herald the end of the Neo-Con and Evangelical dominance in US Foreign Policy... If the Democrats bugger up this opportunity they will have to deal with the opprobrium of the whole world...

I can't help by start to hope that this will mean a democractic President in two years time...and the complete exclusion of the neo-cons and evangelicals from political influence...

I am looking forward to seeing Hilary Clinton in the White House and something being done to undermine "terrorism" by ensuring peace and stability in the Middle East... beginning with a just settlement for Palestine...and security for Israel...

However I am still fearful that hatred and fear will remain the political doctrines of choice for the extremist and the disenfranchised...