Posted by: chanaa_tarkaari January 19, 2011
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1. On topics of nepal being taken by others:
I don't think China or India or any other country would be interested to take Nepal as is said easily. Forget about China, India, US or UK or EU, even Bhutan will refuse to take Nepal even if the whole Nepalese people vote and ask Bhutanese government to take over.
All of these foreign influences are only interested in putting their puppet nepalese in power, and run a proxy diplomatic war - making nepalese life miserable.
2. On topics of nepal taking others place (e.g. Greater Nepal):
it is nothing but day-dreaming.
Occupying foreign territory is not a joke or the coffee talk, it needs huge plan and preparation of squads to fight on diplomatic front, legal front, military front, and domestic unity. We have nothing except some weak articles, which are being circulated by the agents of RAW, to fulfill their mission. These articles are tools launched through stupid intellectuals in foreign interest to mobilize the public centiment, divert them from key issues for vested interest.
I don't think China or India or any other country would be interested to take Nepal as is said easily. Forget about China, India, US or UK or EU, even Bhutan will refuse to take Nepal even if the whole Nepalese people vote and ask Bhutanese government to take over.
All of these foreign influences are only interested in putting their puppet nepalese in power, and run a proxy diplomatic war - making nepalese life miserable.
2. On topics of nepal taking others place (e.g. Greater Nepal):
it is nothing but day-dreaming.
Occupying foreign territory is not a joke or the coffee talk, it needs huge plan and preparation of squads to fight on diplomatic front, legal front, military front, and domestic unity. We have nothing except some weak articles, which are being circulated by the agents of RAW, to fulfill their mission. These articles are tools launched through stupid intellectuals in foreign interest to mobilize the public centiment, divert them from key issues for vested interest.