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Posted on 05-19-05 6:10
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Hi Everyone, Politics has never been my subject of interest. However these days I am pretty much regular to read news and listen to BBC. I sometime discuss politics with my friends too. Since the country is passing through a political phase transition, I couldn't save myself from this political tsunami. So I made an attempt today to record a small part of my political feelings that bothers me a lot. There are many questions in my immature mind I have decided to put them as time permits. At this moment I am passing through a phase of mind which is suggesting me to record more feelings. However, I am not sure how long will it take to over the phase. Whenever I write about Dharma and Science, I have always encouraged you to read even though my postings are tiresomely long, but I won't encourage you this time because you will gain almost nothing from these postings. Moreover, I don't have profound knowledge of the subject matter because of lack of interest and lack of study. Thank you!
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Posted on 06-09-05 4:16
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It is really shameful what Maoists did in Madi, Chitawan. Those who practice wrong, step by step they become heartless and eventually turn to evil. This is what happening with Maoists. I am sure they may get surprised by my comment, but I feel awkward when heartless people claim that they will bring harmony in the society. Everybody love their life, so everybody has to have right to live. I urge to the King and the Maoists to leave their stubbornness; sacrifice for the nation, and save the innocent lives. As King loves his and his families? lives and remains under the security of RNA, so does each and every single RNA solder. As Prachanda and Baburam love their lives and live inside the security shield of peoples? army, so does each individual of the peoples? army. King or leader, army or rebel, or ordinary citizen; we all are human being. We feed on food, we breath on air, it pains when hurt, we all become sick, we all become old, we all become emotional, we all eventually die. King, leader etc are just labels given by people, after all are individual human being. Nature doesn?t discriminate. There is problem in the system and in the society, I accept that. However there is no problem which can not be solved through constructive way; I reject that. I urge to the King and the Maoists to shrink a little and make room for all of us.
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Posted on 06-09-05 4:22
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Sardarsing, Only thing I gotta say is U dont go to war with traitors on your flank. Gotta get rid of the traitors so that they do not stab u on your back. How many times you need to be stabbed on the back.
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Posted on 06-09-05 4:33
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Sorry, extremely sorry. I feel shameful whenever I read my posters, there are so many errors. Its all because of my carelessness and limited knowledge of the language. I know readers are very patience and wise so I do leave those errors for them to correct and read. However I sometime make terrible mistakes that give wrong meaning. Please read second last sentence as: However, if you say there are some problems which can't be solved through constructive ways; I reject that. Please read "after all are individual human being" as- after all we all are human beings. Thank you!
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Posted on 06-09-05 5:09
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Jasle Je Bhane Pani, Parjatantra pacchikaa dinharumaa (post-1990) Nepal dubaaune pramukh villian hun: Girija Prasad Koirala. Parjatantrako naraa laaunele parjaatantrako samman garna siknu parchha. Bhaarat sanga sandhi garepachhi samsaadmaa ratify garnu parne constitutional steplaai skip garne GP Koirala. Abiswaasko prastaab paas huna thaale pachhi samsad bhanga garera, chunau bhayeko 3 barsha nabitdai pheri arko chunauma jaane: GP Koirala. Precedent ko kura aaunchha, tesai ta 15 governments in 14 years hunna ni. Aru ta aru, Kangress bigarnamaa pani sabaibhandaa thulo haat chha GP Koiralako. Parjatantrako himaayeti paarty bhitranai parjaatantra naash garne: GP Koirala. Yetro barsha hundaa pani naya pustaalaai credit dina nasakepachhi party phutyo. Tai pani churiphuri ghatena baajeko. Parjaatantra, khaasmaa, pahilo chunau pachhi ko sabaibhandaa thuloo daadaa: GP Koirala. Ajhai pani uhi nai senaani. Laj pani lagdaina ki budho lai? How can he so easily forget all the naked dances he did for power in all those years? He is the one who institutionalized undemocratic means in the country, whether it be within his party, or in the parliament or in the suppression of the legislative by the executive. And all this in the name of: Sishu Parjatantra. I wonder what went wrong. Afterall, he was a great character who claimed in Khulla-Munch right after Chaitra 27: "Yo Jeet Haami Sabaiko ho. Yo Jeet Parjaatantrako ho. Yo Jeet Nepali Congressko ho. Yo Jeet Nepali Communistko ho. Yo Jeet Panchayatko pani ho." May be the booing he got after this utterance went to his head and destroyed him both mentally and ethically.
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Posted on 06-09-05 6:44
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HushPuppy Ji wrote: .leaders at least they are thinking however minute their brains are..and it is effecting so much that you're lamenting about the things that you cannot speak of...HAIL Hitlers and Napoleans of the world at least they attempted to change the world around....what do you do or have you done??? wimp and cry and follow the only shepherd who milks you high and dry and cuts you into pieces if he needs a party...................helloo ************************************************************* There are many poeple who are possessed by different principles. They hold the principle and try to materialize it. Hitler and Nepolean are such two examples. People like Hitler and Nepolean are victim of their view. I don't agree that they tried to change the world, they always tried to prove their view, which sounded logical, rational and right for them. Same is the story of Taleban. They wish to be back to the 8th century, when the profet Mohammad used to dwell in Arabia. They strongly feel that they are right. Those people, who swap their wives strongly feel that they are logical and right. However, there many poeple who were/are against of the Hitler, Taleban, and the concept of swaping the wives. If two people of opposite views try to convince each other they will never be success. Why? Because logic is not the truth itself. They will just quarrel and end of thinking each other as dumb. Bush think that gay are mad and gays think that Bush is mad. Pakistani think that Indians are bad and Indians think Pakistani are bad. Hindus thinks Muslim are wrong and vice-a-versa. Maoists think the King is wrong and the King thinks Maoists are wrong. All are possessed by vision, far away from the reality. It doesn't matter what people think and try to do. It matters whether they recognize the truth and try to follow it. Those who recognize the truth (the laws of nature) and behave accordingly, their vision is the only right vision, their attempt is the only right attempt. Rest of the attempts are useless, they will chage the world for worst. I admire the attempt to change the world for the best; I don't admire non-productive attempts (like that of our King), which bears no result. I don't admire the wrong attempts (like that of hitlers and Nepalese political leaders) that bring crisis. Hitler, Nepolean, Taleban etc all of them found many followers and admirors. There are negligbly small quantity of the people who use their wisdom to recognize what is right and what is wrong, what is wholsome and what is not. Majority of the people decide blindly. They just follow others without any judgement as a sheep follows the preceeding sheep. These sheep have been milked, raised, and cut into pieces by the shepherd like Hitler, Nepolean etc. I am voicing here to set all the sheep free. They will get nothing just by changing the flocks. Some fore-running sheep has started to think that they are also shepherd because they are followed by the other sheep. They are building their own flocks. More than that I am voicing here to eradicate the concept of sheep and shepherd. We are not different creatures like sheep and shepherd. We all are human beings. If some of us think that we are shepherd, what else can be that other than the wrong vision? King, people, leaders, rich, poor, GM, PA, educated, illitrate, this caste, that ethnic group; these all are lebels. We all are human beings, mortal, and made up of flesh and blood. If somebody think of high of oneself for whatever reason, that is just a defect of vision. I am voicing here to use right spectacle to come out of their defective vision. Things that sounds logical and rational many not be true. I urge them, who think they are sheep and there is a shepherd to look after them, to use right glasses to see the one and only one reality, that is, we all are human being, and we must have an equal right. My same urge goes to those who think they are shepherd and others are sheep. There is no descrimination in natural laws like death, birth, emotions, misery, food etc. We all are human product of the same mother nature, we must have equal rights. (Hush puppy Ji I will post my last poster for you tomorrow) SarderSingh Ji I will certainly answer your question. Please have patience, I am so busy these days.
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Posted on 06-10-05 9:28
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It is li'l confusing when you say you disagree with the king getting lost in his direction and when you differentiate between good and bad leaders... This concludes the fact that you do agree with having good captans to sail the boat . right sailor?? Every body - Euros muslims and third world nations hate Bush like they did Hitler then. You give so much power to one maggot and its obvious he'll misuse the power. Specially when power hungry people get on the top like Gyane. He's simply obsessed with his title than anything else. If there are no people to duck tape him on time..i wonder where t he'll land us. I don't know what laws are you talking about. No god wrote them. It's all manmade. Seriously men made. Being a woman I fear to go back to nepal ending up as a dust molecule trapped within the laws of my Father and future hubby. I don't know how much freedom means to you. But freedom to be able to be myself is quite a struggle there in Nepal --unless you want to tag urself with gaziiliion names and emotional blackmails /unnnecesary soap operas...Without leaders who will provide for much needed space ...I think every nepali guy in nepal will be a female like me...under the dictatorship ofgyane... There's a vast difference between staying united as a nation and paralyzing the citizens.. Unison comes from love and affection..not by force...By now the dude Gyan Bahadur should have agreed to RCCC's money to help mao survivors. Agrreed to give more power to the minorities of Nepal, not make them toilet cleaning slaves. Why haven't people acknowledge that the so called peace in Nepal right now is just a begginning state of slow poisioning?? Bush is killing muslims till now...maybe 100 times the number people dies in 9/11. But he's killing more Americans do and America in about 4 yrs time. So he's so much in denial that he think he's God. Republicans like him cause they worry about their wealth that they invested in US. Democrats hate him, because they are jobless, homless, pennyless. But at least there's future in US for there's going to be another election soon. Gays and lesbians are still hopeful. So are people with Gun rights and abortions rights.. Unlike in Nepal..who's bound to put up with another Bushlike character ...IF LEADERS DON"T Take their positions on time... You simply can't ask people to back off... You are one of them too..So let it be free...
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Posted on 06-10-05 9:52
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Hush, Well although your argument is valid about freedom and independence, I gotta ask you do u really think the current leaders will be able to stir the mass for it? These leaders are traitors, already been stabbed on the back several times. Do not u think that they will just change the flanks as they did in the past? So, we need to find out somebody who can lead us, then only the movement will be successful. Without clear vision and leadership I fear country will be in more turmoil. As far as Bush is concerned, its all about money and power. I think this holds true even in Nepal with King, moaists and the great leaders of Nepal. Peace out
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Posted on 06-11-05 12:37
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Hushpuppy Ji, It seems to me you have strong dislike for the king. Hope you are not a family member of any party leaders :). I don't hate him. I don't hate his son either; I feel pity for him. Hatered is negative, it will bring no harm to them rather destroy myself. I just have strong disagreement with his Majestie's acts. His thinking is logical but he doesn't have any solution of the existing problems. We don't need logic now, we need right action to end the crisis. And that won't happen from him. His effort is not the solution but a probem itself. I will be writing more on this to Sardarsing. I don't know what type of freedome are you talking about. This is the time of crisis, our focus should be one and only one, ie, to end the crisis. When you are shot and bullet is inside you, you should be entirely focusing on taking out the bullet. You should rush for the hospital instead of asking questions lik; who shot? why shot? etc. We are in crisis, we have to search the way to come out of it. I am not worried here for my personal freedom. In fact, I believe, the freedom from mental defilements is the real freedom. I have to get my freedom own my own by eradicating my mental negativities. So real freedom is personal. BTW, I don't want to go in this direction for the moment. All I want to say is, we have to focus on the major problem, which is political crisis in the country, and its possible solution. I am sorry I didn't know that you are a girl :) ...belive me or not I have been considereing you a boy (I am sorry I couldn't get opportunity to read your other posters)... you guys are very confusing... Pade Queen sounds like a girl but s/he signed as Birsing instead of Birpreet Kaur.... just kidding; please don't take seriously... gender doesn't matter .... the questions you have raised in your first poster were genuine ..... here is the last answer of your question.
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Posted on 06-11-05 12:59
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HushPuppy wrote. .leaders at least they are thinking however minute their brains are.........what do you do or have you done?? ****************************************************************** Hahahahahahahaha LOL, what have I done for the country? This is really a good question. We are very much skillful to accuse others and so cleaver to hide our own drawbacks. Perhaps this is what I am doing in my posters unknowingly :). I apologize if my posters smelt so; I did not mean it though. I remember a verse of one of the great living saints, its in Rajsthani language: Nij abgun sudhre Nahi, par updeshi hoye! Pag badti dikhe nahi, dungar badti Joohe!! One is full of defilements oneself, but preaches others to be clean! Doesn't see the crawling louse in his foot, but sees the hill climbing one!! I was very much careful, and thought clean. I will check on my own whether I am overpowered by the selfrightiousness :). I will test myself whether aformentioned verse is applied to me.
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Posted on 06-11-05 1:11
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.leaders at least they are thinking however minute their brains are.........what do you do or have you done?? ****************************************************************** Since they are paid by the society, their job is to think of the society. That little thinking is not enough. I don't expect service from them; they are so poor hearted to offer selfless service to the society. However, I strongly want the job to be done because they are paid for that. They have taken responsibility to look after the country, to look after the people, to be worried of the peoples' welfare. And they are paid for that. They didn't take any of their responsibility seriously. Because of their irresponsible nature the crisis befall upon us. Abroad or home, directly or indirectly, we all are in pain. If a citizen doesn't observe her/his responsibility s/he will be in pain. Those who depend on him/her will be in pain. A irresponsible citizen gives the pain to himself and his family where as a irresponsible leader gives pain to the entire nation. A citizen has a responsibility limited to him and extended to his family. If he fulfills his duty to him and his family correctly he is a good citizen. If all the citizens are good the country will be a heaven. So from my point of view, to be a good citizen is to contribute for the nation. A responsible citizen is like a glass of clean water where as an irresponsible leader is like a dirty lake. Which one will you chose, a clean glass of water or a dirty lacke, when you are thirsty? If I am a good citizen, don't you think that I am contributing more than those incompetent leaders? There are some people who love to have a right livelihood. It means they don't want to earn the wealth by (directly or indirectly) hurting and harming others. And they donate some portion of their earning to the society. Such people are not only contributing to a nation but to the entire world. If I am one of them, don't you think that I am contributing more than those leaders who has wrong livelihood? Their earning makes many people sleep empty stomach. Instead of donating to the society they eat donation. Who is contributing more? There are some people who strive to live a life of perfect morality. These people not only contribute to a nation but to the entire humanity. If I say I am one of them, don't you think that I am contributing more than those leaders who don't care about morality? Almost all of us, who are in foreign land, earn something and send to our county. This is another great contribution to the nation. This is what only keeping the country alive. I am a drop of that ocean; this is my contribution. Leaders, who are paid to run the country, save money in foreign banks or invest to the foreign country. Tell me who is contributing to the nation? Them or us? All I mean my friend, we are contributing more than those leaders. We give to the country, they take from the country. A glass of fresh water will quench your thrust but what will you do with a lake of dirty polluted water? I urge you to read my postings nicely, you will find all the answers of your questions. I am not confused; I feel I have stated clearely what I think. Please forgive me if I coudn't make you understand what I mean, that might be due to technical problem :). Thank you, Vishowntar
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Posted on 06-11-05 4:01
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The problems with so called leaders of Nepal is: They fear of doing wholesome deeds. They are so much afraid now that they cannot even think what "wholesome" deeds are. Nepalese people, in and out of the country, recognize that there are more problems than solutions in Nepal. Nepalese people will support anyone who will embark on a wholesome journey to eradicate the problems. But unfortunately, there are no such leaders in Nepal who can even think of the whoolesome deed. All the leaders are running towards New Delhi and trying to get blessings from America, EU, China and India. They think only with those foreign blessings they can grab the power. But they also know that all they need is Nepalese people's blessings to get into the power. But problem is as soon as they gather such blessings from people of Nepal, their spontaneous action should be wholesome deeds for the good of people and for the country, not for themsleves. Since they don't have ability to understand what that wholesome deeds are, or are fearing from doing wholesome deeds, their blindness only sees the blessing of foreigners as a path to power.
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Posted on 06-12-05 3:12
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sorry vishu ji, its been a while .........so i didnot had time to reply your mail..........i was extremly excited to see your mail......thank you very much indeed. i hardly miss your thread............i wish nepali patrakarita le tapai bata kehi sikchaya lina saakos.......... i am kind a busy as well nowdays, i just thinking and working on my new menu..........it is so much competiton in town....so i have to think of something exotic and good. Plus food combination is like chemical reaction.......ke garne pls keep posting
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Posted on 06-12-05 9:12
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Thank you..it was a good read..
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Posted on 06-12-05 9:21
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When I enter the thread where these guys like Vishontar, sadabichar, dhananjaya are writing... I feel I am in a Buddhist shrine. "Fear to do wholesome deeds" that's a great analysis of the leaders of Nepal.
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Posted on 06-21-05 6:29
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Sorry pal, I wasn't feeling well last week so couldn't complete what I wanted to write. Sadabichar Ji, not only the leaders but our entire society is unknown to wholesome and unwholesome deeds. Leaders are the product of the society. Those people who are aware of the wholesome and unwholesome actions are negligible in our society. Any society to progress, there needs to be significant number of good people, who care not only for themselves and their family but also for the entire society. If there is majority of bad people, no law and order has capacity to change the country for better. Nepal, Bihar are such examples. If lawmakers don't follow the law there is no way that they can make people to follow it. Any wholesome action will bring change for better and any unwholesome action will bring change for worse. This is timeless and spaceless law of nature.
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Posted on 06-21-05 6:43
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Sardar Ji, I think you haven't read my postings well. I am not asking political parties to back off; I am just asking the leaders of the political parties to back off and give chance to the new leaders. I will be posting my final poster soon, which will cast more light on this matter. Of course not! King should not rule. King has to back off two steps. One step will take him back to the so called democratic period (1990-2003). Another step will take him back to the fully fledged democracy. Fully fledged democracy I mean, a democracy where army is under the control of people's representative. He has to engage himself in social work and gain back the reputation of his dynasty which is endangered. I know people's representatives are not trustworthy people. However, until and unless army remains under the king, there will always be a tension in the system. Hasn't Feb 1 move proved that the king can take over any time he wants? Now tell me who is powerful, king or people? So can our constitution be called perfect democratic? If the leaders were accountable to the people and the country they would have raised this agenda before the crisis befall upon us. This is a big headache; they were ruling country without any effort. Why should they be inviting the headache while they are in comfort? His Majesty's Feb 1 move was the gift for leader's selfishness. In perfect democracy, all power remains under the people. King shines just like a gem of the country. Sooner or later this will happen. It's just his Majesty's worthless effort to keep power in the palace, it will never happen. Instead more rigidity will be harmful to the palace. I don't know how royalist think and what is in the king's mind. His logic sounds true but doesn't justify his rule. His direct rule is tangling the palace and the royalists day by day where as country is getting out of the vortex. I mean king doesn't have magic stick to rule the country better than political parties; this will put the question mark on king's undisclosed capability, which will be very harmful to him. On the other hand, party leaders were feeling safe under his Majesties shadow, and Feb 1 move frightened them. If you are not strong enough and you already have an enemy, wise people will not appreciate to make a new enemy. All I want to say about the king is, he should back off two steps, give army to the people under the condition that the Maoists to join the main stream politics. If Maoists don't get agreed, in my opinion then they are really terrorists. Until this happen, king will always remain in the negative part of the history. He should be accountable to those loyal armies who have been dying to save his throne. It's his duty to think of the safety of those who are dying for his safety. There are ways, peaceful ways, where armies, Maoists and innocent citizen can be saved. The way I see is backing off the king. His throne as well as Nepali brothers and sisters, all can be saved. In this 21st century power doesn't come through army. It comes from the heart. King has to try to win the hearts of the people. He can do that by sacrificing his power. If he is really compassionate king, he has to try to save people. Tomorrow everything will be history and he will be judged. Our offspring's will ask a question, wasn't there a peaceful solution of the problem? King has to be honest. This is what I think.......
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Back off leaders ....... last posting. To the leaders I am not against of any leaders and their leadership personally. However I don't like the system you have established. In your system, a person can make mistakes, apologizes, get excused and remain in leadership as long as he is alive. In my belief, error in leadership is an overcritical error and there should be no more chance. There should be a flow in the leadership. You know nature teaches us a lot of things. Since we are one of the natural elements we must follow her laws. Dynamic is one of the fundamental laws of nature. Nothing in this universe is static. To be static is to challenge the law of nature. If you don't exercise you develop disease. Air is fresh when it is flowing; if it is not flowing it is called pollution. Water is pure when it is running; if you collect it and store, it will no longer be fresh. There is a saying also, "the rolling stone collect no yeast"; which sounds very true to me. Make a flow in the leadership; otherwise you will be challenging the nature. All the laws of nature are final products; we can't change them and modify them. Scientists, Yogis, and philosophers, can not regulate the laws of nature. All they can do is to discover these laws, and have humanity to follow them. That's why I urge you to flow the this law of nature. Make your system dynamic. Give only one chance to a leader, and let him stay until he is effective and productive. Once his efficiency and productivity decreases set him back, and let the new one to lead. This will maintain the flow in leadership, observing the law of dynamic. Right now there is no flow in your system. You are polluted, that's why no one wants to accompany you. Make a flow, you will get freshness and that will attract people towards you. What I am demanding is the heart of the established leaders. Most of them are very narrow-minded, sticky, greedy and stingy. They will die but won't abandon the leadership voluntarily. There should be strong voice from outside inside to make these leaders to back off, to make the leadership dynamical. Leader is not only a person; he/she represents a society. Leader is accountable to all of us. So we shouldn't let anybody lead us; its our duty to find the right one. We can't raise voice demanding for a nice leader because we don't know who is nice. However, we have to raise voice to make a flow in the leadership so that we end of getting right leaders. This is our responsibility. Whatever may be the political scenario right now, eventually all wrongs will fade out. We will end up getting people's direct rule, the most scientific one, where people will be able to choose their own leaders. Political parties, Maoist and Royalist all has to contribute for the system. Since my focus in this tread is on political parties, I won't talk more about royalists and Maoists. Contd...
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Posted on 06-22-05 3:37
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I don't believe that there can be conflict if one is absolutely right and another one is absolutely wrong. For conflict both parties should have comparative amounts of goodies and baddies. Our problem is we stick with one point which is mostly motivated by our personal interest and belief, and hold it tight. No one wants to listen to other. No one wants to communicate with other. There is a saying "communication is half done". It is indeed! We should try to apply it. King, Maoist, leaders all should communicate with each other instead of holding their views and reacting on other's action. When I make an objective judgment as per my capacity, I find all three parties are logical from their prospective. Logic is not enough. In practice, things differ from the logic. Sometime truth surpasses the logic. Logically ice (solid) should sink in the water (liquid); however, it doesn't happen in reality. Not all the truths can be comprehended through logics. For example, universe is expanding is logical and is truth too; however, it is accelerating is not logical but is the truth. Something which looks right and true may not be right and true. As for instant, sun looks like revolving round the earth but the truth is just opposite. All I mean is whatever looks like true, many not be true. Something, which sounds logical and rational, may not be logical and rational. So, leaders, Moaists and royalists shouldn't hold their views tightly. They should observe the situation from all possible angles and conclude the truth. Afterall all three parties are claiming that they are fighting for the welfare of the people and the country. There can not be three different ways to reach to the same conclusion. Something is missing on each side. All three parties are not complete, they have to communicate, and reach to the conclusion. Enough has been the blood shade! It's all because of the stubborness, and stupidity of these three groups. Solution: Conclusion King, Maoists and political parties all has to contribute for the country. King has to abandon the power and live a well respected life. He should hand over total power (including army) to the people. Under this condition Maoists should join main stream politics. Multiparty democratic system should be installed in the country. There should be constant flow of leaders in the parties. Through this way, everybody will gain, nobody will lose. I am very much positive that this will be the solution eventually. This is the greatest opportunity for the king to make positive history in the country and become a father figure. I am pointing towards king because the goal is in his court. It is him who has something extra to give. It is his side where the system is displaced form the equalibrium state. Parties, king and the Maoists, all should come to the ground state, the most stable state, which is impowering the people and honoring the king. I would like to say this as an equilibrium state. Untill and unless we reach to the equilibrium state there will always be tension in the system and instability will be sustained. This is another law of nature. Any of the three parties, if tried to pull the power towards it, will find a resistive force towards the equilibrium position, which will be harmful to the party. Here is my urge: Please follow the law of dynamics and law of equalibrium!
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Too much India reliance may harm our national interest; if only we could handle our own problems without involving others. Awarding India UNSC seat? Think twice The style in which New Delhi, the seat of power of the former British and the Moghuls who ruled India for centuries, this time responded to Nepali leaders gave the thought that the Indian leadership were granting audience to its own subjects and that those looking for audience desperately were their low rung people with no standing in the society who could be dictated on any theme beginning politics to whom should rule the independent and sovereign country-Nepal and how Nepal should be governed. Undenyingly, dictates and instructions could only be provided to those who require it at the very first place and also to those who could be considered and taken for granted as the Nepali versions of the MirJaffors and Jaychands of the name and fame of Indian history. As if that were not enough, this time Indian leadership showed slight evidence of its uncovered diplomacy towards Nepal, a country that may be underprivileged and a divided lot (which it is by all means) but never have had to feel the brunt of colonial subjugation for centuries of the sort of what our poor Indian friends have had to endure. We feel sorry for that. Perhaps it is this colonial agony and mental torture of the past that Indian friends seated in New Delhi wish to practice the same on the smaller states in its neighborhood the result of which is that all the countries in the region whose boundaries come about to touch with India feel threatened of the increasing Indian adventurism that is neither in conformity with the existing diplomatic behavior of states nor could be justified on any moral or diplomatic grounds. At best India's growing dreams to keep her neighbors in an all time alarm could be described as India's "inferiority complex" the medicine of which only Pakistan possesses. The message to the Indian leadership should be clear perhaps. A country that is ridden with such a complex and a country that nurtures an ambition to rule the entire world through its interventionist policy is aspiring for a seat at the Security Council. The countries that mean and possess a say in the world affairs must think twice on India's elevation to the grade that she is not fit for. By chance if the Indian state occupies a seat at the UN Security Council, the day of her distance from the ground to that prestigious seat would be a black day for the countries of the South Asia. The fact is that the wearer knows where the shoe pinches. Ask B'desh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and more subtly Bhutan what India meant to them? Thanks King Jigme is bearing the brunt but prefers silence. It is this King's style, let's presume. The invariable answer would be that friends could be changed not the neighbors. And alas! Such a neighbor whose territorial appetite and political intervention perhaps has no parallel in the history of the evolution of nations in the modern world has to be dealt with by this tiny Kingdom every now and then. It is not for nothing that one of the living legend of Nepali politics, Krishna Prasad Bhattarai, the other day candidly told a media gathering that Nepali leaders' visiting New Delhi recently had no sense and that those who were there were either in the payrolls of the South Block or were simply working in favor of that country under disguise. Million dollar revelation indeed. No where beggars in the word cross their own territories for begging save Nepal. Nepali political beggars are seen more often than not loitering around their masters in New Delhi and abroad seeking for their support to get considerable size of political alms in Nepal. In conclusion, India this time exhibited its true picture and color while meeting Nepali leaders. The neighboring country , a great country indeed if she maintained that position handed over by their own forefathers, showed that she counted much in Nepali politics. This is her inner ambition indeed. In doing so India signaled Nepal and its monarch that Nepal could be twisted any time if the former so wished. India, however, could not hide this time around that she have had "excellent" relations with the Nepali Maoists whom she had dubbed terrorists much ahead of Nepal declaring the same. The tussle in between the two top hats of Nepali insurgency did expose India's intimate and inseparable linkages with a section of the insurgency. It is perhaps keeping in mind of this "unexposed" fact that the Americans and the British told India to take the Nepali matter seriously and play a role positively. The satire that was hidden in the US and the UK's handing over this onerous task to India was meant to expose India to the hilt in the comity of the nations. However, India did not understand the hidden message of its two bigger and respected partners. Instead it took this as a prize, which it was not. It was only a ploy to embarrass India and the latter felt elevated. Now that the UK and the British friends must have got the point as to which country on earth was supporting Nepali insurgency. It is not for nothing that Nepali King is reported to have hinted a select group of Nepali journalists that the "world now knew as to which country had been supporting the Maoists". This means that Nepali monarch knows now the details of India machinations in Nepal and in its affairs. One simple advice to India: Behave in a friendly manner. Respect neighboring nations. Honor the sentiments of the Nepalese. Try to preserve the Nepali love and respect for what we have unfailingly for India as a neighboring nation. Your words and deeds must not differ. Don't commit Himalayan blunders of the sort you did this time by embracing the Nepali leaders as if they were your national heroes. Think that the Nepali leaders who could not honor their own motherland can in no way be for your utility. Indeed they will serve you until you fill their pockets with scholarships and other material interests. Source: From the Weekly Telegraph
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Now it's become same old grandma's story.......same stuff anyway though expressions are long. Guys, would you please make your views a bit short, so we can read though we miss those for a day or two. The thread was intresting but I am lost now.......
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