Mr. Lonely, Agreed. However, the title was a little gimmick to attract more visitors. It works. *** *** *** Bidwan, It is the original (unedited) piece. This particular series of discussion on corruption got originated from a poster's point that there was a TACIT agreement between political parties and then King, Birendra, regarding amnesty to Panchayat's corruption. I built my arguments on that. *** *** *** Indisguise, "Nepal Democracy" referes to the theme the group discusses about. The group itself is not a democratic one IN THE SENSE that it is a CLOSED and NON-INCLUSIVE club of self-styled activists opposed to the King's regime in Nepal. Those who oppose the king's regime unambiguously have room in it. Those who don't don't. People of the later category are banging their head on the wall. And there is nothing that can be done about it. Kura tehi ho. >At the risk of making a complete fool out of me, might >I as well go on the record to say, Sajha, is the most >democratic forum that I have come across. Absolutely. For those who need the most democratic forum, we have Sajha. We don't need one more Sajha. __