Washington conspiracy

This picture says it all. This photo was taken at the Washington National Press Club. Former US Ambassador to Bangladesh William B. Milam, White House Correspondent Mushfiqur Fazal, and controversial journalist Kanak Sarwar, who has political asylum in the United States, are seen there. The coming together of these three is sending a clear message. So, the conspiracy against Bangladesh is now visible and the conspirators are active, they are in touch at every moment and they want to do much more.

William B. Milam was the Ambassador of Bangladesh and after being the Ambassador of Bangladesh he now works as an expert on Bangladesh. He is known as an anti-Awami League person. He has his own lobbyist firm and his main job now is to criticize the government on various issues and to complain to the US administration. However, he does not do this work for free, he does it for money. William B. Milam also gets a share of the money that the BNP-Jamaat group is giving to the lobbyist group in the United States for propaganda against the Awami League and the government. He is currently being discussed for his negative comments about Bangladesh.

Mushfiqur Fazal works as a White House correspondent and his main job there is to raise the issue in regular briefings no matter what happens in Bangladesh. In other words, Mushfiqur Fazal is one of the important people in bringing the negative issues about Bangladesh to the attention of the administration. And there is nothing new to say about Kanak Sarwar. Kanak Sarwar is one of the patrons of Jamaat-BNP. His YouTube channel is funded by Tarique Zia and Jamaat. Recently, the record of the conversation he had with a BNP leader, who was upset over not getting the money, also went viral. And Kanak Sarwar's job is to serve all kinds of untrue, false, fabricated information against the Awami League. Together these three are now hatching a new conspiracy against Bangladesh.

In recent times, many believe that the United States has a hand in the opposition in Bangladesh. Not only these, at least 20 more such people are working collectively against Bangladesh. There is a clear anti-Bangladesh movement in the US media, US administration, and diplomatic circles. And as part of that, the United States has imposed sanctions on six senior law enforcement officials. Not only that, the United States has also canceled the visa of Aziz Ahmed, the former chief of the Bangladesh Army. Earlier, the United States did not invite Bangladesh to the Democracy Conference. These incidents are clearly a political pressure and a ploy to weaken the government. And this picture is proof that they are working towards that goal regularly.