Gautam B. I hate to say this, but nepalese people seem not yet able to acknowledge and adopt full democracy. I even disagree that there would be improvement if they are given that kind of democracy. It is not about few people who are residing in outside of the country and have almost what they wanted. Nepalese people always talk about good leadership, they think this one is good and elect him to the parliament but when he is there, these same people come up with their personal problems, ask job for their sons and daughters, they want roads pitched that goes through their village and I have seen, sometimes they even ask money. That's the kind of people are in majority in Nepal. Of course that shitheaded bastard MP, instead of telling the people that he can't fulfill their demands, rather disappears and after 5 years, it turns out that he is taking sips of whisky in his newly built bungalows. If I was the MP, I could tell how I should have reacted instead of amassing the wealth of our nation but I can sense how ignorant average nepalese are who lead the leaders to those points instead of leader leading them, okay? So I would rather promote individualism instead of this freaking society where democracy rules but can never succeeds into its full form. To me, in democracy it is always those group of noisy people who gain the power coz they have nothing else to do.