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| Satya |
Posted
on 29-Aug-03 10:00 AM
Our beloved king Gynendra the great has left for London leaving his subjects in Maoists mercy. The god-king, being the supreme authority of the country, should have stayed in his palace during these hours of crisis. But he chose to see doctors far away from his palace. Being avatar of Vishnu may be he can handle the crisis from anywhere in this or other world.
This kings genes are 100% same as his father who created artificial chaos to dismiss a democratically elected government. Gynendara used almost the same tactics as his father to remove inept Deuaba.
Now the king has failed to held election within 6 months of dissolving Pratinidhi Sava he should be declared inept and removed from the rajgaddhi. Let him stay in London forever and let his whole family get out from our country.
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| Learner |
Posted
on 29-Aug-03 11:12 AM
Sure, there's going to be a civil war in Nepal... Nobody can prevent it.
But I am a learner so please teach me where I am wrong. After all, human beings make mistakes, you know...
Who created maoist insurgency in Nepal ?
Politicians who are greedy and selfish to amass more and more. They were driving pajeros while a pregnant woman somewhere in the same country dies without any help.
Civil servants, doctors, engineers who earn crores of rupees while a kid in somewhere in the same country has to sleep hungry.
Businessmen who wants to get richer and richer by any means like smuggling, tax-evading.
We created a society where money is everything. Those who like to live a life of honesty has to suffer because of these parasites of society. They feel inferior because here money is everything and even smuglers are respected than honest people.
This is Nepal .... we have created. Each of us is responsible.
If Maoists were not there, politicians would have drowned our country in next twenty years. So, I think it is better for our coming generations if civil war is sooner than in twenty years after....
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| Arnico |
Posted
on 29-Aug-03 11:39 AM
May be he will stay in London...
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| NK |
Posted
on 29-Aug-03 01:32 PM
Hey who wants this big headache anyway? Of course not a constitutional monarch. uh uh...
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| Bond-007 |
Posted
on 29-Aug-03 03:49 PM
I wish he would never come back. Let's also give his son a chance to runaway from the country. Nepalese are able to handle this situation themselves. We will be better off without their presence and involvement.
Jai Nepal!
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| (*)Y(*) |
Posted
on 29-Aug-03 04:23 PM
hya bro haru pani...yo crisis ko belama King nepal mai huda..how exactly would it have made a difference to the crisis??? can someone explain to me? If he had suddenly returned from the trip because of this crisis, you all would have thought.." Oh..he must have a game-plan in mind or something..else why would he return from his visit"..blah blah..
I mean, what exactly do u expect from him during this crisis..?
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| 8-) |
Posted
on 29-Aug-03 04:37 PM
How many times maobadis have walked away from talks?? Is was not unexpected.
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| 8-) |
Posted
on 29-Aug-03 05:28 PM
maobadi trevia
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Q. Where do maobadis go if they want vacation?
A. Call for talks
Q. What do they do if they fall short on cash?
A. Walk away from talks.
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| dogz |
Posted
on 29-Aug-03 05:33 PM
I don't think it'll do any good to the people; whoever wins -Goverment or Maoist, people are to suffer. Everybody who seem to be fighting for the betterment of the nation apparently, thats the biggest BS, all hoax . Once they get to the power, there won't be no more such thing called 'for the people, by the people'.
There's no hope from either of sides - our Govt, its a biggest joke of all, those filthy misers are busy shredding each other for the post, while people are dying on the streets. They are the disgrace to the nation. The Maoist- once they take over the nation, Nepal would be the next Cuba (have you guys ever wondered that how close Dr. BR Bhattarai looks like Fidel Castro, all he is missing is one of those commies cap). They started by being all Mr. Good and now they're the biggest terror to the people. Power trippin thats what it is !! Not only they have pushed the nation towards civil war but also giving hope to those who want the anarchy in the nation. There won't be a time when some random armed group will revolt against them.
Somebody said it right-Kaag lai bell pakyo, harsha na bismaat.
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| Neta_ji |
Posted
on 30-Aug-03 08:52 AM
On how much area of Nepal does the king Ganendra's establishment hold the assertment of his so called supreme power to justify his power as a "SUPREME POWER" of the nation. It appears as if user SATYA is still out of the state of reality on the ground.
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| Learner |
Posted
on 30-Aug-03 10:22 AM
What is hunger, kings never know. They only know the taste of power, lavish living style, enjoyment..that's all. One who has never tasted hunger will never know the pain of starving people. So, Gyanu should first stay hungry for seven days to know what is starvation. Only then he should become a king. He has gone to London for arrangements in case he has to flee, I guess.
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| hyaterica |
Posted
on 30-Aug-03 10:31 AM
give th eking a break yo...he's gone to london coz he had a doctor's appointment..many of us in US go to the doctor's about once a month, don't we? well...so does king G and his family..aba ktm ko nursing home ma jaane kura bhayena..so he has no other option than to go to London..I think this is the truth although it may sound weird.. or may be I am wrong..Personal and family health is the topmost priority, isn't it ?
my 2 cents!
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| bipin |
Posted
on 30-Aug-03 10:35 AM
It does not matter whether the King is in the country or outside, it is a strategic stalemate. Nobody is going to overrun each other. It shows that the RNA is quite capable of holding its ground with or without the King, nothing less nothing more. The Maoists will test the establishment's nerve by killing high ranking officials in and around the urban areas. Different game: the war of the vernes has begun. Less direct confrontations and more of the assasinations. High ranking army officers and the political leaders (e.g., ex- home minister) are the targets now. They have raised their eye sights now.
Keep doing analysis, but the new game is very deadly. Tell your friends and loved ones, who are in the army or in the high level political fileds, to be careful.
A three-way division --the King, the parties, and the people-- is unfortunate and a continued ego trip by the two key players (the King and the parties) will produce some more dead bodies.
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| Biswo |
Posted
on 30-Aug-03 10:53 AM
I remembered something which is very relevant in this context.
Some of the US-returned Nepali , especially those working in USA, treat Nepal like dirt, we all know this. They think that just by holding some kind of job in USA, they are suddenly arrived, they have achived rarefied position in the social strata of Nepal, and that Nepali should listen to them, because these US-residents know all, and Nepali in Nepal don't know anything at all.
I saw this magazine "Swaasthya Sandesh"[I believe this is the correct name, a publication by Antarrashtriya Manch] in a hotel in Lukla-Namche trek. It was dated about two years ago. A Nepali doctor from USA had seized an opportunity to berate the democratic governments and praise royal family. The issue was probably two years old. The doctor was saying that ..our democratic leaders like Bhattarai, Manmohan etc go to foreign coutries for even small health problems, but our king, the great one, and the royal family treat in Nepal..bla bla. Was the name of the doctor Dr Janardan Subedi or something like that? I don't really remember. But he was a great spinmaster.
Bhattarai probably went to foreign countries for treatment for a couple of times, but with his supporter's expense some of the times.Manmohan treated in China long ago for his leprosy problem, with no expense to our taxpayers, but the man died in Maharajgunj. I have personally seen him visiting TU hospital in Maharajgunj a few times. Even doctors also praise him, and Ganesh Man for being loyal to them.
As for king Birendra, Doctors from England were flown in for him when he had the cardiac arrest, never mind that doctors from KTM or AIIMS, Delhi would have been sufficient. He also followed that by regular checkup in Cromwell Hospital in UK. Princess Prerana had her cyst removed, Queen Komal went to London regularly, bought expensive Sari in Hongkong, and now the royals are in London with their huge retinue. This despite the fact that in Nepal, there are special facilities in major hospitals for the royals. The king in his own interview with "Nepal" says his problem is minor. It is also wellknown fact that Dr Bhagawan Koirala of GangaLal Ridayarog Pratishthan has cent percent success rate in heart surgery(OK,it was not officially declared, and I knew about it from some of his patients, and checked about this with his colleagues, who didn't deny it. Although I am open to challenges to this data, and this data understandably can change!] But this doctor from USA was so unashamed spinmaster, he didn't know what the hell he was talking about, and yet presumed that Nepali people are so ignorant, they would buy what he said.
Let truth be prevailed in Nepal. We need so much of that.
Please watch out for these kind of presumptious ludicrous behaviours of our fellow Nepali from USA the next time you are in Nepal. I had seen a few of them, and they all will provide your more entertainment than David Letterman's Late Night Show.
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| 8-) |
Posted
on 30-Aug-03 11:10 AM
>..this doctor from USA was so unashamed spinmaster
>Please watch out for these kind of presumptious ludicrous behaviours of our fellow
>Nepali from USA the next time you are in Nepal. I had seen a few of them, and they all
>will provide your more entertainment than David Letterman's Late Night Show.
I must applaud for these words of wisdom. Have you ever thought that you also fit quiet in the same category?
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| Biswo |
Posted
on 30-Aug-03 11:23 AM
Hi 8-),
It is obvious to me that you are trying to get my attention:-) I am flattered.
Rather than engaging myself with you, I would prefer to drink a can of coke, and drive to the nearest Barnes And Noble, where words of wisdom can be found hanging from the walls. And I am waiting for your report to FBI or whatever agency you were saying.
Don't expect me to reply to you anymore, if I need to be more explicit about this, until you come up with something interesting to read here. Trying to get attention of fellow posters by negative means is not the best strategy. Wish you a good weekend.
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| Rastafariya |
Posted
on 30-Aug-03 01:04 PM
Birader Peopal! You wants I to bring peace here in this thread?
I is trying to retire from Sajha. But if you biraders not be nice to each other and them do them hugging I is going to come back here again.
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| ashu |
Posted
on 30-Aug-03 06:07 PM
The political parties have been saying that the King holds all the executive powers.
But the King has been saying that the PM holds all the cards.
Since politics, at its best, is a game of strategy based on things as they are, and NOT based on things one wishes they were . . . strategically speaking, epecially with the King out of the country, it's a perfect time for Surya Bahadur and King's own men (assuming what they have been saying is true) to demonstrate through his actions that the Prime Minister, though appointed by the King, does exercise all the executive powers.
The timing is good.
But the question is: Can Surya Bahadur rise to the occasion?
Or will he, like Girija in the aftermath of the Royal Massacre, utterly FAIL to seize the moment to assert the power of the Prime Minister?
The evidence so far, if SBT's recent tepid public address is taken into account, is not all that great.
oohi
ashu
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| jaya_nepal |
Posted
on 30-Aug-03 08:42 PM
King Gyanendra has not been accepted as the King by anyone except by very few loyal panchas. The Royal massacre will always remain as a mysterious controversy. His sudden move of October 4 was a dramatic one. People across the nation came out on streets rejoicing. It was not because Deuba was thrown, but only because they regarded King as the saviour from the curropt leaders who ruled our nation for more than a decade. People usually complained that Late King Birendra did not care of the country when the leaders were busy amassing the national treasure. Now, that King Gyanendra tried to do something, people are again blaming him. I very much agree that King is following the same path as his father leading towards Autocratic Monarchy. But if you turn around and look at the past, wasnt that time better. I mean, atleast Nepal was not dominated by any foreign country. Though slow, but there was some kind of development. There was law and order in the nation, there was some kind of authority. What did we get in these few years of democracy..?? Have we ever thought about this.
Now, I am sure many people would call me Raja ko chamcha or something, but to tell you the truth, I was a true Kangresi - a hard core supporter of Girija Prasad Koirala but now I cant tolerate him. Not only him, but I cant tolerate any of the political leaders of Nepal. Be it Koiralas or Deuba or Nepal or even the Maoists. I would regard the King as the only solution. May be I am wrong but this is my opinion. But once, please do turn around and try to see the past.
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| tankahang |
Posted
on 31-Aug-03 09:43 AM
now you see a conspiracy in medial check ups.ha.talk about democracy,whose right of speech has been taken,you all are allowed to talk and express your view now wat is this tyranny? wat do you expect from a democracy or watever on the base of 40% literacy rate and the country where a vote falls down if one is given a glass of raksi and where a womean votes a party cause her husband voted that party.now what is the use of this democracy.always remember the politicians are the bhedas from our group and we all are bhedas and a bheda chooses a bheda.now wat do you expect from thta veda.he leads into a cliff an dthen we all follow.democracy my foot.
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| gunda |
Posted
on 31-Aug-03 11:49 AM
Biswo, Of all the people I know who have gone for a visit or to stay in Nepal do not treat Nepal like dirt. There maybe some but I only hope you are not one. What have you done when you across people like that??
Let me make a suggestion, rather than drinking sugar water(coke), drink homemade tea, its healthier, you save money, rather than Barnes and Noble visit the local library, which is free. Try to save money so that you can come back to Nepal and help build Nepal.
As far as the king is concern, he should admit his mistake on firing democratically elected prime minister and let the people decide who they want their leader. People will love and respect him more if he can do that??
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| Biswo |
Posted
on 31-Aug-03 02:04 PM
OK, gunda.
I will try to follow your suggestion about Coke. Unfortunately, I have just given up drinking tea also.
Barnes and Nobel doesn't cost a single thing, if you don't want to buy. There are plenty of sofas, we can sit there, and read as long as we are out before closing time. Sometimes I buy some books, sometimes I try to neglect the checkout counter that is near the exit when I am not buying anything, though I feel some kind of embarrassment about that.
Libraries don't have all new books on time, and sometimes the book we are looking for are checked out. What's the best ( cheap, fast and reliable) way to send money home, btw?
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| desh_bhakta_bhattarai |
Posted
on 31-Aug-03 06:18 PM
Why King Gyanendra is in London during this crisis?
Why? Because its his way of ruling. Here are my predictions of upcoming events:
1. Maoists will be more violent than EVER
2. Maoists will kill major political leaders
3. King G. will come back
4. Autocracy with Loké and/or Surjey as P.M.'s.
5. The Janata will say "Wah wah" to the king for his move
My predictions might be wrong/senseless...please be harsh on criticism!
--I believe they should tow away all the corrupt people
DBB
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| tankahang |
Posted
on 01-Sep-03 01:13 PM
u is totally right man.its not gonna be autocratic monarchy cause the king is far better then wat the people read idiots think.no democracy has been lost here and monarchy is the only solution and more so cause the country needs somebody to kick these bastards arse
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| tankahang |
Posted
on 01-Sep-03 02:54 PM
why should the king be hungry.are you hungry why cant you and ur so called netaji not make the country good so that people dont get hungry.you give no power to the king and expect him to do things,and you all blame king for that.wats his fault is that jus becoz he is the king,dont blame him for netas mistake cause they are the real culprits
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| Satya |
Posted
on 05-Sep-03 09:51 PM
Maoists are back to jungle and&
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