newuser bhai, Hate to write this, but you sound very childish when you make such outlandish claims/remarks: "Ashus (plural) do not dare to explicitly support the King just to ensure that they won't be alienated from the democratic circle, if the change of political equations take place. But in their inner self, there is a ray of hope of favour and fortune from the palace. Either in the form of royal appointments or in some other ways. " How do you explain this? So everyone should dance to your tune? agree with what you say? Isnt that following Stalin, rather than Lincoln? Is it Stalinist brand of democracy that you subscribe to? Just curious. "For me, it won't be a surprise if Ashu(s) are given some important portofolio in a public position by Royal decree any time in the future. Hardly there will be any surprise, if their name falls on the Royal honour list. OTHERWISE, THERE IS NO REASON TO REFRAIN FROM OPPOSING DICTATORSHIP IN THE COUNTRY. " What you see as dictatorship might not be seen as dictatorship (given the chaotic and confusing situation in Nepal), and people have different views, bhai.. you cant expect everyone to think the way you think, say what you say, write what you write..can you? Isn't one basic component of democracy FREEDOM to choose? People choose whatever they feel comfortable with. You cannot just choose for the people. When you start imposing your views as right and moral, you are actually insulting the other person's intelligence and thinking capability.