| Biswo |
Posted
on 06-May-01 01:50 PM
Boo. again movie type heading.[Did you ever practice creativity?
some may ask.]
The last week was also a week of my final exam. So, most of the
time, I couldn't write anything, because this time , the situation
seemed really precarious.If visiting this site means either
reading or writing, then I just visited this site only.
Reading is the fairly beneficial part in that it consumes less
time. It also saves you from the accusation that you are not
reading other's article. In our country, where some leaders
openly say that they never read (opposition's)newspaper (and ask
their activists also to follow them), reading is a painstaking
practice.still.
Frankly, the silence of this site sucks. We sometimes get some
ribald jokes(R rated)to read, and that is fine as long as the
writers also provide rating before the joke. I am not shy to
read them, but to keep sanctity and discipline, such steps are
helpful. We all know that discipline has a cumulative effect,& it
builds a culture over a long time period.
Switching the context, let's think about a few of our fellow
posters'untimely glee over how Girija was going to resign and
when.Man, we have such an analogical weakness, we didn't
understand this man in spite of the fact that he ruled us for
most of our adulthood.This man intends to rule us until his last
moment.Until we plunge into chaos of anarchy and war, until the
peace is charred into blackness of terror, until our
constitutional provisions are totally sacrileged. Now, with
the quirk of fate, we have people like Shailaja,Gobinda,Girija,
Sujata and Tarini as the protector of our constitution and
judiciary.
It is easy to detect the intention behind the eagerness of GP
Koirala to mobilize army.We support that the guiding principle
of our military should be crafted by civilians, and that our
military should be under civilian government.But, let's face it,
the mobilization of army shouldn't be with the discretion of a
lame retard. Army mobilization should be by the broad consensus.
And where is the rule of mobilizing army internally? What Girija
wants them to do rather than killing Maoists?Don't forget that
there are thousands of unemployed youth in Maoists party now. How
many people should be killed to declare the victory? Do we need
such Fabian victory now?(acc to one fine article in nepaltimes,)
After such killing, which is almost sure to invite some indictment
in internationa war tribunal,who will save Prajwal Samsher then?
May be Prachanda is honing his arsenal in a monolithic boulder in
western Nepal, crafting out his plan for a second invasion of KTM
in three hundred years, and after Prithvi Narayan Shaha of Gorkha
did it , but what he should understand is a forceful regime is
just another tyranny. There is no doubt he is thinking of big
hearted proletarian regime, but that is just another mirage. His
riffraff army is going to be another force of tyranny for KTM and
whole Nepal, in both their vicory and capitulation.
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