This is how we go to a dictatorship in Nepal

This is how we go to a dictatorship in Nepal.

Scenario 1: 

Deadlock between existing political forces becomes entrenched. People ask the political parties to do anything to en-sure stability. Most elites in Nepal stay outside this fray by running on the aid industry or part of crony business that extracts from ordinary citizens and benefits from policy corruption. Most citizens have come to rely on remittance, thus shifting their loyalty from their leaders to the one who sustains them from outside the country. This in turn gives all control of their local affairs to a syndicate of the same old corrupt political parties who will rule with impunity. Citizens become more divided by the day (because of the parties using ethnicity and religion as their trump-card).  More and more citizens with common-sense, brains or energy leave Nepal every day. There will be no elections or it keeps getting postponed or the resulting power only gets distributed  between the existing syndicate system of power dividing)

Nepal ends up a failed state. All productive young Nepalis keep leaving the country. Nepal will fragment and ruled in turn by a syndicate of autocratic parties (in a new form of old political parties).

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Let’s just call things what they are

Lets call things what they are (Lets stop being naive or politically correct).

  1. Don’t call our politicians ‘leaders’. They are our ‘rulers’.
  2. Nepal  is not a ‘democracy’. It is a ‘syndicate of autocracy’
  3. We are not ‘brave Gorkhali’. We are ‘coward Nepali’
  4. Don’t say that political parties are our ‘servants’. They are our “masters”.
  5. Don’t say” trafficked Nepali girls”. Say, ‘ Sold Nepali slave girls’.
  6. Don’t call ‘Nepal Bandh’ organizers ‘protesters’. They are ‘our Freedom Rapists’.
  7. Our politicians are no longer ‘elected’. They are ‘illegitimate’ and “incompetent”. Address them likewise.
  8. Don’t introduce Nepal as ‘small’. We are the 40th biggest country in the world, population wise.
  9. Don’t say, “Nepal Khattam cha” नेपाल खत्तम छ !. Say “hami le khattam paryau desh lai” हामीले खत्तम पार्यौँ देशलाई

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For Apathetic Nepali youths… “What can we do ? Where can we go?

Always we hear the cry from teenagers, ‘What can we do, where can we go?’

My answer is, “Go home, mow the lawn, wash the windows, learn to cook, build a raft, get a job, visit the sick, study your lessons, and after you’ve finished, read a book.”

“Your town does not owe you recreational facilities and your parents do not owe you fun. The world does not owe you a living, you owe the world something. You owe it your time, energy and talent so that no one will be at war, in poverty or sick and lonely again.”

“In other words, grow up, stop being a cry baby, get out of your dream world and develop a backbone, not a wishbone. Start behaving like a responsible person. You are important and you are needed. It’s too late to sit around and wait for somebody to do something someday. Someday is now and that somebody is you…”

Northland College (NZ) principal John Tapene offered the above following words from a judge who regularly deals with youth.


All Nepali politicians should become entrepreneurs !

Yes you heard it right. All Nepali politicians should be entrepreneurs (or at least self-sustainable). Why ?

Because politics in Nepal has become a career profession. And when a “nation-service” becomes a “career profession”, the country goes down the drain. (As you might have noticed).

Yes this idea sounds controversial but It is exactly the medicine I am prescribing for Nepal. Politics should never be the full-time profession for any Nepali. A politician has to find an alternate way to sustain themselves if they want to engage in Nepal.  Politics should be simply what it is: altruistic nation service.

Why should all Nepali politicians become entrepreneurs (or at-least self-employed)?

That’s because most Nepali politicians are very corrupt.

Why are they corrupt ?

  • Because they have to take care of their family, their cadres and their party.
  • They are strictly discouraged to create an alternate source of income through entrepreneurship or other sustainable ways of income.
  • They are asked to give every minute of their time to the party.
  • They don’t know how to earn money and make a living.

Thus, they become career politicians.

So Why don’t just we pay them more salary instead of asking them to

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नेपालमा मात्र २ जात छन् – नेपाली भन्नेहरु र नेपाली बन्नेहरु Only 2 groups in Nepal: Doers or Talkers

अहिले नेपालमा यहाँ दुई जात मात्र छन् । एक आफुलाई ” नेपाली भन्नेहरु” अर्को “नेपाली बन्नेहरु” ।

“नेपाली भन्नेहरु” आफुलाई गर्वले नेपाली भन्ने गर्छन् । नेपाल बचाउँ भन्छन् , नेपाललाई बचाउन १० वटा उपाय भन्छन् अनि नेपालीहरुलाई नेपाली बन भनेर आवहान गर्छन्। कुनै चियापसलमा बसरे देश कसरी हाँक्ने भनेर बकमफुसे गफ गर्छन्। अझ ईन्टरनेट चलाउनेहरुले त फेसबुकमा चिच्चाउँदै हिडँछन्। बुढापाकाले “यस्तै हो, के गर्ने” भन्दै बाटो तात्छन्।  उनीहरु दुष्टताको हाँगो काट्नै सन्तुष्ट छन् जरो उखेल्ने तिर ध्यान जाँदैन।

नेपाली बन्नेहरु आफुलाई मानवजाती प्रति उत्तरदायित्व भएको ठान्छन् । नेपाललाई संबृद्ध बनाउन तिर लागी पर्छन् । सामाजिक सदभाव आफ्नै घर-टोलमा सर-सहयोग गरेर शुरु गर्छन्। नेपाल बचाउने खासै १, २ वटा भन्दा बढि उपाय आउँदैन उनीहरुलाई । तर उनीहरुले बुझेका छन् कि नराम्रोलाई राम्रो बनाउन सबै राम्रा शक्तिहरुलाई एकै दिशामा लिएर जानुपर्छ ताकि त्यो नराम्रोको अस्तित्व आफै हराउँदै जान्छ। उनीहरु दुष्टताको हाँगो होईन, जरो उखेल्न लागि परेका छन्।

यदि नेपालमा ठाउँ, पहिचान चाहिएको समुह कुनै हुन भने यिनै “नेपाली बन्नेहरु” जातलाई चाहिएको छ।  समावेशी बनाउने हो भने यसै जातलाई देशको आर्थिक, सामाजिक र राजनितिक शक्तिमा ठाऊँ देउ । समावेशिकरण गर्ने हो भने यहि जातलाई न्याय दिएर शुरु गर्ने हो

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