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Maoist Gundas!

   Another example of why terrorism (whatev 24-Jun-01 Hari
     I sometimes wonder why people don't burn 24-Jun-01 Sanjeev
       > I am sure, [I] know nothing about Maoi 24-Jun-01 df


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Hari Posted on 24-Jun-01 02:55 AM

Another example of why terrorism (whatever the terrorists' underlying cause may be, good or bad) should NOT be tolerated.

Give me one good reason to even meekly support this gundagardi by the so called freedom-fighters of Nepal who, it seems these days, can go out in scores and kill innocent shopkeepers in broad daylight. All the time proclaiming how honest their "cause" is. I guess the shopkeeper here was "collateral damage". How ironic to oppose the opposition to violent protests with yet more violence by killing a non-governmental civilian. May these suckers rot in hell!

Dui Paise Musings,

Hari


The following from nepalnews.com:



Maoists kill Indian trader, other details

Kathmandu, June 24: A group of Maoists Friday murdered Indian grain trader Aglu Gupta at Kotatulsipur in Kailali district in far west Nepal, police said. A group of 20 rebels attacked Gupta at his shop and murdered him, police said.

Insurgents have threatened to call a nation-wide strike on July 12 to protest a draconian regulation that gives officials sweeping powers of arrest to curb strikes and other forms of protest, an announcement by underground party strongman Prachanda said. The Maoists will torch copies of
the new regulation June 25. Prahanda said the new regulation will negate the gains of the 1990 popular movement.
Sanjeev Posted on 24-Jun-01 01:15 PM

I sometimes wonder why people don't burn these so called 'Maoist' gundas alive. Somebody has to gather enough courage to counter these attacks from the 'Maoists' who, I am sure, know nothing about Maoism. Obviously, they have the brains the size of a peanut.

God bless Nepal and the Nepalis.

Sanjeev.
df Posted on 24-Jun-01 02:01 PM

> I am sure, [I] know nothing about Maoism.
>Obviously, they have the brains the size of
>a peanut.
>
>Sanjeev.

-- Sanjeev,
the human brain is always the size of a peanut, neither smaller not larger.