The seven parties are now going to shake hands with the same Maoists who came into existence due to their own incompetence. Conversely, the Maoists are joining hands with the same group that they were against. So who to trust here? People fighting for pro-democracy joining hands with pro-communist turned terrorists. And if they were to succeed in brining King Gaynendra?s totalitarian regime down, back-stabbing among themselves would follow. And seven-parties who hopefully Nepalese people have now learned not to trust, will lose, and the Maoists will come to power with the barrel of their guns. And not to mention bloodbath, the catalyst. So in reality, the future of Nepal looks gloomy, if Gaynendra is brought down without first solving the Maoists problem. I see Maoists as the main problem. It is easier to get rid of Gaynendra than Maoists. If we get rid of Gaynendra, before solving Maoists issue, and let the seven parties leaders back on the lead, Maoists will seize the country. So right now, the best thing to do would be to watch what Gaynendra can deliver in the time he has asked for, while working/planning on an effective demonstration, and the government to follow post Feb 1st, 2008, in case Gaynendra doesn?t stand up to his promises.