@citizen of nepal: Dude, I have been tired seeing lot of your hateful threads condemning about nepalis living overseas. Seriously, you're getting on my nerves now. Let me guess, why you hate nepalese living overseas and below are some of the hatred reasons. 1. Firstly, you simply aren't qualified enough to get US visa after numerous attempts and that's why jealousy is hovering around you like a m.f. 2. You are jealous because Nepalese professionals make more money in one week than you make in whole year in nepal and that is if you are lucky lol. 3. Your g.f (if you were lucky) was married to GC holder nepali or h1b nepali and because of which you have so much hate against them. Oh well, these are my first thoughts about you. Now, why you hate NRN so much when our remittance control 50% of the GDP of Nepal? Also, stop hating and embrace peace and love against other fellow nepalese. Btw, do you think anyone would believe your B.S story? Where is the source for that news and the writing seems to be the one written by toddler. Peace Sirus_Me Last edited: 12-Mar-12 12:54 AM Last edited: 12-Mar-12 12:55 AM

sirus_me · Mar 12, 2012 12:54 AM

SOURCE: http://www.thehimalayantimes.c...

Citizen of Nepal · Mar 12, 2012 2:48 AM

The fuc kind of source is that? Dude, quit trying to be the guy spreading the Hritik Roshan rumors and actually do something productive. 

Cacophonix · Mar 12, 2012 9:16 AM

Sirus_me, CitizenofNepal is a maoist so his logic and perception is faulty. In a similar incident when I was in Nepal few years back, someone approached me after knowing I was visiting from the US to see if I had green card. Apparently there are manpower companies who try to find people with green cards so than when there are DV winners who want to come to the US and they don't have anyone to sponsor them, they use the ones with green card by charging the DV winners exorbitant amount of money. He offered me 10 lakh and he would keep 5 lakh if I was willing to sponsor the DV winner. I just didn't want anything to do with it because I didn't want the responsibility. Which brings me to my question. It is legal to take such money from people you sponsor since in a way you are responsible for them when they come to the US if they have any accidents or other altercations. I would not do it myself but curious if these people in news were in similar situation.

Patan · Mar 12, 2012 9:21 AM

So, next time any kind of crime is committed in Nepal, we will put the headline "Citizen of Nepal commits crime."

Kiddo · Mar 12, 2012 11:36 AM

Phonix: What is your problem with the news? Why you have to swear? People find different way to make money. Do you support these kind of acivities?

maGorkhe1 · Mar 13, 2012 5:52 PM

sourceless news i think jealous citizen of nepal made this news himself in his mind lol 

intelligentguy · Mar 13, 2012 5:57 PM

 I guess lot of people here are not aware of mushrooming savings institutes started by NRNs recently in KTM and beyond. We really have a short memory, don't we? Someone remember Pawan Karki, who after ripping billions of Rupees from Nepalis is living in US happily and US has denied to deport him citing lack of extradition treaty between US and Nepal. Wouldn't this set off few NRNs into setting up various scams. Absolutely! Are all NRNs criminals? Absolutely NOT!

snurp · Mar 13, 2012 6:08 PM