Newuser you sound like Gyanendra's illegitimate child. You don't like King G. I get that. But you have expectations from him. You want him to do this and that. Why should he do this and that? If you want him to initiate things for the country, then you do believe he is a leader. You either don't want him or want him. You can't want him to do certain things and not others. You have to accept him as a whole package. Your mind is closed by the textbooks on democracy you've read. In politics you have to choose the better of the worst. Your democracy is only feasible in theory, but past has taught us that there are no leaders to make any positive changes happen in Nepal. In order to maintain any sanity and peace, King G is the only solution for now. I think it is sly and cunning of priviledged people like you living in the US in luxury trying to decide what is good for Nepal. If you really have an issue go to Nepal and try to change it. Don't be a coward there hiding under Laura bush's skirt trying to force your views upon policy makers here to stop the needy people from Nepal from the AID they receive. While your imaginary utopian Nepal cannot exist inspite of your rallys and what not, you're only making it worse for the people living in Nepal - while you are enjoying living safely in the US. Are you Gyanendra's illegitimate child?