Posted by: Heartbeat October 8, 2007
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Most people are like you, my fren. Afraid of the consequences. Most unhappy people prefer to wait for someone else to stand up and fight. It is a rare breed that comes forward, makes himself heard again and again, fights for justice till his dying day. All you need is to work out the right strategies. Every successful venture is the result of precise planning. I know about the job situation in Nepal. That's why hundreds of Nepalis are leaving behind their families to earn money overseas. Sacrificing everything that means something to them. I know the type of life that some of these Nepalis undergo in foreign countries. It can reach a point of degradation. That's why I keep telling you again and again, it's people like you who gotta do something about the situation back home. And do it soon, before its too late. When Bauns can join forces, why are the non-Bauns separated? Do they prefer to sit on fences? Basically there are two groups...the ruling party and the ruled party. At the end of the day, who elected the Bauns? If Bauns elected Bauns, does that mean that Bauns are the majority ethnic group in the country? Or does it mean that they have brainwashed the non-Bauns?