Maoists are not some terrorists that were imported from Afghanistan or elsewhere in B.S. 2052. They were the very Nepali. In my understanding, they didn't started what they call the people's revolution just to kill people ("poor people" for who hate them). They certainly wanted to voice the majority of people that had been going through a kind of life, where they exist as human, but were not treated as human. ..those people who have been deprived from basic rights since they existed in the earth. I don't really think that thousands of people line up in war just because they like to kill and die. What I think, instead, is those people found the right platform to fight the regime that was serving only a few percentage of people. War, for those people, was not a joke or fun, but the obligation so that they can find the life where they can live a life as a human. If somebody understands the war in very absolute terms, then s/he is choosing not to learn the truths. Same applies to the Maoist movement. And, yes so much has happened during the war. We all know that, but we have to acknowledge that the new scenario has developed and we can hear the whispers that people will soon be given the right to decide what they want. I think we can't afford to hate Maoist so much to go back to the life where Girija/Sher Bahadur/Madhav Nepal would be ruling Nepal as King's puppet and forever. The change is bound to come. And the distance between many poor Nepali, who have hard time to affording having a meal once a day and the people who have to eat hajmola chakki to digest food, has to be bridged and reduced.