hahahahaha ImI, back with his lost sword (he found it floating in mississippi river, while dating with his new gf by the bank of the river? hahahahahaha) man, don't get furious- calm down! what you saying has some weight, but don't forget what others are saying may also be equally rational, if not more! hehe...:P that's what democracy and freedom of speech is about haina? how can u be sure that your views are correct if they are not juxtaposed with others? so what dixit or tuladhar are saying may also be right. what someone in sajha is saying may also be correct. it may not be possible for a state to hear the voice of all 28 million nepalese. few of them are educated, few are rational, analytical and experienced. so these elite groups most definitely have more weightage in the civil society. if someone can argue logically then he/she can well be into that elite group regardless of his education and experience. there is no election as such which decides whose voice to be heard and whose not, in any civil society. we can vote and chose the leaders of our choice. don't get bogged down by what others say. try to judge them with rationality. if you are severely frustrated, you may want to write an article for nepal magazine or sth to get a visibility. that's what media is for haina? LooTe