agreed bidwan, we need to 'walk the walk' in Nepal. Talking alone won't do. So why not contribute in some ways by helping those who are trying to get rid of the stupid ruler? Some people from even sajha are seriously making substantial contribution. And there are family members who we support economically from here. Can't they line up against the dictator to show their solidarity on our behalf? At least can't we be vocal against their rascal behaviours, can't we let our friends at work and school abroad know about such government sponsored atrocity so that some sort of pressure builds up internationally? Yeh we are coward. See the number of people commenting against the barbaric killings of our innocent brothers. We talk so much about the holocaust, the palestinians, the gangsters, michael jackson's acquittal. but where is the unity to condemn the crime against our unarmed brothers? Its shameful and I dont feel ashamed to accept my cowardice no matter how vocal I have been against the regime since Feb 1. and ladyinred , hope this won't be the only time. Hurrayji, many times we have argued. Neither I have any interest nor you might have on the political wrangling of Nepal, but its time for us, the citizens to identify the biggest danger of the country. First the biggest danger must be cleared, if we can do so stupid politicians can be prosecuted with less effort.