Not most Americans its some Americans just like some Nepalese don't like other Nepalese. Don't stereotype.

halo · Dec 3, 2012 3:51 PM

kina nepali nepali larirako holaa...bejjatiii...

bionerd · Dec 3, 2012 4:17 PM

 So what.

sajhakoraja · Dec 3, 2012 4:42 PM

it was funny to read all those comments.lol

rais · Dec 3, 2012 7:27 PM

व्हिच वान इज फनी कमेन्ट ? Mine? 

Magorkhe1 · Dec 4, 2012 2:14 PM

I think those people acting like kuires are kaam nabhako nepalis who are only riling up other Nepalis.

bokaman · Dec 4, 2012 3:12 PM

NO WAY this guy is not Nepali. He is definitely a Nepali in disguise. I can tell by his English and the way he talks, typical rude argument with no sarcasm whatsoever! Todd Barton posted a comment in Honoring Heroes, Hollywood-style · 19 hours ago Raj, you are so shameless person. Nepalese Government runs on foreign AIDs, mostly from western countries.  If these AIDs were to be LOANs like the US has these days. Nepal would have accumulated 100 times more DEBT than the US currently has. Forget about you and your children's generation, even your next 10 generations won't be able to pay that debt. Shameless bastaaard ! Todd Barton posted a comment in Honoring Heroes, Hollywood-style · 2 days ago I have seen lots of Nepalese living in the US and I hear that around 50 thousand Nepalese live in the Dallas, Texas area alone. I think those Nepalese who left their country should be ashamed of themselves. Nepal is still one of the poorest in the world and has so much natural beauty and water resources but unfortunately the country is so out of luck that its people are selfish and greedy.  It's so laughable when I hear the Nepalese talk about Mt. Everest and Lord Buddha and how they are proud to be Nepalese just because Everest lies in their country and the place where Buddha was born is now inside Nepalese territory. Shameless Nepalese. Todd Barton posted a comment in Honoring Heroes, Hollywood-style · 2 days ago May be that's why Nepal is still one of the poorest among the poor countries in the world where nature has given so much to this country but still they don't get the idea of how to be the best in this world by doing something. Instead Nepalese blame on their political leaders and use that as an excuse to get out of the country to live in the USA. Shame on you all Nepalese who are living in the US.

dynamite · Dec 4, 2012 3:46 PM

I read only one post (second one in your list) from this guy and immediately I concluded the same. Nobody outside of Nepal would make that kind of comment.

Kiddo · Dec 4, 2012 3:50 PM

Dead giveaways that it's a Nepali pretending to be kuire 'you are so shameless person'

bokaman · Dec 4, 2012 3:50 PM

 I wish to echo what others have already said. Unfortunately, some sojho sajhos fell for it and went on to justify the country's situation and what not.  This reminds me of a movie about a young Jewish fella in NYC who targets fellow Jews, beating and hating on them for being Jewish! 

riddle · Dec 4, 2012 6:43 PM

I agree this guy could be a Nepali. BUT the comment has got 95 THUMBs UPs. The Highest number of Thumbs ups among all. Are you saying that those who gave him Thumbs Ups are all Nepalese ? No Way. They must be mostly Americans, right ? I think lots of people (Mostly Americans) agree with the things Todd Barton has said in that comment. May Todd Baron is from Europe Or from other countries. But the things he has said in those comments really is true.

rajeswor99 · Dec 4, 2012 8:48 PM

 I m shocked  too after reading the comments in that article. Do I have to feel shameful ? 

rajeswor99 · Dec 9, 2012 2:52 AM

 this idiot is some nepali disguising himself wanna be American...WAT a MORON. that language is typical. [Disallowed String for - bad word]ing Retard

urban khasi · Dec 9, 2012 4:58 PM

 i usually don't like to get in the arguments on the internet where someone claims to be a patriot and is bashing the opponent's country calling names and what not. I feel sorry for people arguing where Buddha was born or where mount Everest is. Sure thing, it is a matter of pride but what we Nepalese do is always try to bring these two things up no matter what or where. The guy in one of the comments has a valid point, Nepalese people did not build Mt. Everest and yeah Buddha was born here but that's just some co-incidence. We can not always take these two factors and (maybe "Gurkhas" being the third one) and keep on arguing with people we've never seen or met.  Well, I guess my point is what if Mt. Everest wasn't in Nepal or Buddha wasn't born in Nepal,what would you say? So stop being arrogant and argue with valid points. and BTW the Nepalese guy acting American said, "nepalese are poor"  well from what i see Nepalese are rich but Nepal is poor.  

budweiser · Dec 10, 2012 1:02 PM