Well, if you think that the abuse of power and ideology by international organizations is only my opinion then, peace be to you.

http://washingtontimes.com/news/2009/may/07/nepals-maoist-double-cross/comments/

Personally, I don't like the idea of a Hindu Nepal. I like the idea of freedom, including the freedom to choose your religion and your beliefs. I don't want to see Nepal descend into a Hindu version of a religiously orthodox Taliban ruled Afghanistan.
But at the same time, I don't want to see Nepal descend into a Somalia or a Cuba in the name of people blindly following the notion of equality without using their heads.

But if people are going to abuse the notion of equality to take Nepal into chaos, I, and others like me will not hesitate for a second to promote a Hindu version of Nepal if that is the only way to stop chaos like the kind that Prachanda is doing with the help of human rights organizations eager to promote the notion of equality to the blind masses who don't understand the consequences of his actions.

What an irony reading two different articles. On one hand, Prachanda says that he will not bow down to foreign pressure. On the other hand, Prachanda assures his multi-national foreign donors that he is still very much faithful to them. In other words Prachanda is saying that he will not be influenced to foreign pressure of his multi-national foreign donors. Good thing his followers are communist fanatics. You have to be a pretty hard-core Maoist to believe that someone receiving money from special interest groups is not influenced by them.

We'll not bow down to foreign pressure: Prachanda
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/World/South-Asia/Well-not-bow-to-fore...

Resigned Nepal PM Assures Multinational Donors
http://www.voanews.com/english/2009-05-11-voa41.cfm