I wouldn't say that was the sole cause, but I have to agree with most of what he says. Alas, the people who should listen to this will probably just dismiss his pointers. I truly believe, those who have opened a branch office of their affiliated party here in US, or are affiliated to those parties as still active members/ officers here, did so to gain the access to please their party leaders who visit US every now and then.

Kiddo · Jan 18, 2015 12:04 AM

The guy is elaborating too much this incident. The dead was nothing more than a victim of life. Life's a bit*h for some. There are people who handle life and perceived hardship better than others.

hurray · Jan 18, 2015 8:03 AM

That was rather ingenious of Mr. Khanal to draw such a concrete conclusion. I mean, couldn't it have been a mere coincidence that an active person affiliated with Nepali Congress hung himself? Had an avid hiker killed himself, Mr. Khanal would've probably likened that mishap to the hiker's passion. I don't wish to discuss the cause any further. May his soul RIP. Mr. Khanal certainly hit the nail on the head when it comes to talking about a bunch of slobs partaking in events related to Nepali political parties. This nonsense popped up when I typed in "Nepali congress tea party in the US" https://www.youtube.com/watch?... Bunch of f****** morons trying to live typical Nepali life of ass-kissing corrupt Nepali netas. I've met a bunch of clowns coughing up hard-earned bucks to gain certain political parties' memberships. But I suppose you have to see where they're coming from, too. अब नेपालमा चाकडी गर्दै, टायर बालेर जनआन्दोलन गरेर रमाइलो गरिरहेका मान्छेलाइ सबवे र धोतीको लिकोर स्टोरमा घण्टा हानेर मात्रै त पुगेन नि! नत्र यी बकम्फुस्रेहरुलाई समय बिताउने बाटो निकाल्ने धौ धौ नि, अब घुसखोरी बाट सजिलो संग कमाइ हुने कुरो भएन!

Keyser Soze · Jan 18, 2015 9:53 AM

Focus on american politics moron naturalized american citizens. where is you tax money going dudes? in wars.

mno · Jan 18, 2015 5:19 PM

This guy was a big time 'Mandale'. How in the world can we take him talking politics seriously?

Haina ho Serey · Jan 19, 2015 5:09 PM