Hi PON2035: I admire your far-sighted vision of Nepal, as you hoping for the president of Nepal by year 2035. At least, it gives me some spark of hope for the time being. Well, to the point, as you have welcomed any logical anger (however I don't agree with logical anger rather a logical confrontation). But anyway, you seems like you have a handful of datas on DV winners, especially our fellowcountrymen's. Or perhaps you have been only in a close vicinity of A-Z status adjusted well educated and experienced Nepalese but not so educated DV winners. That is a very weak data you have offended and defended on this case. I don't blame you because many of us, Nepalese, act like a horse wearing that thing, what you called, I called Ekka lagayeko Ghoda. Just seeing whatever lies infront of him, but not side. Please try to broaden your horizon. By the way, it is a way easier to apply for a Green Card from the United States if you hold a PhD or even masters and having a great experience on a respective work force is like a cherry topping on the ice-cream. They do not have to go through the Department of Labor and automatically Labor exempt which makes their lives way easier than others. What else you want more from the US as it already stretched its extreme limits so long as the immigration is concerned. Just because someone has won a DV lottery because of his/her luck and not having good education landed on such a menial jobs does not give us being so much bitter and wants to change the system. Since the name implies- Lottery- so whoever is lucky, got his good fortune and he/she just headed towards the land of opportunity to test his further fortune. Let's not lament on someones good fortune rather feel happy for them. Now you remind me of these words I saw on the back of the truck on my way to airport, the day I left Kathmandu for the land of opportunity " Samay Se Aagay Aur Bhagya Se Adhig Kuch Nahin Miltaa...!!!" (Pardon my Hindi and also Pardon on bringing fate on your thread) HD