Dear Nepalese Fellows,

I cannot refrain anymore from witing my responses to this thread.  I am so glad to see the responses in this thread built around the love for the motherland.  Yes, indeed, there are Nepalese like you who are proud to say "Nepalese" first and everything else is secondary.

We are watching the division, disintegration and destruction of our beautiful motherland in a name of change.  I hope the change is not designed by the failed political leadership to hijack democracy in Nepal.  I have no interest to see a labor camp in Lumbini.  I have no interest to see ethinc cleansing like in Kosovo in my motherland.

Hang on, my fellow Nepalese!  A great leader shall born, new political variables will come in the political arena and new equations will be written.  We will prevail!  Let's believe it.

I am a person who will turn the words into action.  I knew back then when I followed the so called leaders to bring a political change in Nepal, these leaders were not going to do much for the people.  That's what happened. Yes, it was my fault as well like many others, I left Nepal 19 years ago.  I am a naturalized US citizen, but feel like I am just a drop in a sea of people.  Nepal, that's where my heart is.

I am happy for my academic and professional achievements, but not satisfied and I am still a Nepali.  Please do not respond to me with negative ideas and I have no interest to be draged in senseless debate here.

We shall come united as Nepali in such a difficult time of our country.  Let's unite our voices to sing the songs of liberty and nationality.

So long, fellows!