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| Robert Frost |
Posted
on 04-Dec-02 05:53 AM
I heard that maobadis are planning to have peace talks with khaobadis.
One kills people, the other hoards money.
One organizes riots, the other orgazines partys with janta ko money.
One utilizes innocent people as their shields, the other utilizes innocent Nepali janta's money as their means for Pajero.
One suffocates life of Nepali people in villages, the other suffocates the life of people in towns.
Think!! What will happen when both meet to conduct peaceful dialogue?? ha ha ha
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| krishna |
Posted
on 04-Dec-02 11:58 AM
You are right Robert. I guess its time to laugh.
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| SIWALIK |
Posted
on 04-Dec-02 12:21 PM
yeah, it can be a frightening proposition if these two collude!
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| astha |
Posted
on 04-Dec-02 12:52 PM
I wonder about the evolution of Maiost in Nepal? Where did they come from...............? How did they rize? Who do you think gave money to bring them to this position? I heard that When King Birendra was alive...................It started from the royal family rey.
But what's the truth? Does anyone know?
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| Robert Frost |
Posted
on 04-Dec-02 02:31 PM
The rise of the maoists is not with anything or anybody's help. They just came to power because of the curroption that was taking place in the Nepali dirty politics. It is the political instability, the bribery and curroption that lead to the emerging of the Maoists. We have noone but our netas to blame for this who always are looking to fill their stomach when so many of people are still hungry. Just look at the villages. There are people who don't have enough to eat and this netas are leading a wealthy life, with goods received from bribery, from fraud.
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| Vision |
Posted
on 04-Dec-02 02:33 PM
Astha,
No, King Birendra did not started the maoists nor did he have any affiliation with them. Maoists were a legitimate but struggling political party in the early days of democracy. Infact, they were part of the UML communist party at first and later broke up with them to create their own party. During the first premiership of PM Deuba in 1996, they had demanded that they be given a role in the government. Also they had put forward a demand for a monarch free republican state. PM Deuba not only thought such demands are bogus, but he completely declined to even address their issues. Out of frustration, the maoists decided to get their attention through violence. They went underground and launched the so called 'people's war'. Who knew at the time the result would be such devastating.
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| astha |
Posted
on 05-Dec-02 12:05 PM
I still think that someone in Power must have used them to fight against the government at that time.......donot' you think so................to fight against King himself! To create obstacles and stuff like that1
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