Posted by: bhakunde bhut May 26, 2011
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धन्यवाद धर्के ब्रो,
सधैं गहन बिषयमा पोस्ट गरेकोमा अभार ब्यक्त गर्दछु । तिमीले पोस्ट गरेका प्रतेक थ्रेडहरु नौलो र राष्ट्रिय सवलका बिषय मा हुन्छन। भत्केको घरको बिग्रेको चाला ।
Despite of very few responses to your thread, you have been posting these threads without any respite or grudge. I wonder at times -
we Nepalese have been exposed to so much of irresponsibility by our leaders and occasionally by our countrymen alike, we have become desensitized to the plight of everyone. We take every incident, even which are a matter of national embarrassment, as an passing event. Every time when I think it as a last of its kind, I read yet another ridiculous and blatant scandal, just to be proved how wrong and naive we people were to think of it.
Everyone of us is an accomplice to this farce that has been reenacted at the national theatre time and again. We don't really have a mechanism to counter this faux democracy . All these politicians conspire to keep their job in expense of all Nepalese people. It doesn't hurt them a bit if the country pluges deep down to a crevasse. Most of them are tainted to nth degree, they won't speak up against others, fearing a reprisal against themselves. And we elect them or they sneak in somehow to the parliament. This is outrageous and sad at the same time. Holistically, it seems like there is nothing but despair to fellow Nepalese. I hope we strive to get rid of this plague, lest it is too late.
We are much more interested in identifying ourselves to a particular ethic group or of a particular religous affiliation, and sajha is not an exception either.
सधैं गहन बिषयमा पोस्ट गरेकोमा अभार ब्यक्त गर्दछु । तिमीले पोस्ट गरेका प्रतेक थ्रेडहरु नौलो र राष्ट्रिय सवलका बिषय मा हुन्छन। भत्केको घरको बिग्रेको चाला ।
Despite of very few responses to your thread, you have been posting these threads without any respite or grudge. I wonder at times -
we Nepalese have been exposed to so much of irresponsibility by our leaders and occasionally by our countrymen alike, we have become desensitized to the plight of everyone. We take every incident, even which are a matter of national embarrassment, as an passing event. Every time when I think it as a last of its kind, I read yet another ridiculous and blatant scandal, just to be proved how wrong and naive we people were to think of it.
Everyone of us is an accomplice to this farce that has been reenacted at the national theatre time and again. We don't really have a mechanism to counter this faux democracy . All these politicians conspire to keep their job in expense of all Nepalese people. It doesn't hurt them a bit if the country pluges deep down to a crevasse. Most of them are tainted to nth degree, they won't speak up against others, fearing a reprisal against themselves. And we elect them or they sneak in somehow to the parliament. This is outrageous and sad at the same time. Holistically, it seems like there is nothing but despair to fellow Nepalese. I hope we strive to get rid of this plague, lest it is too late.
We are much more interested in identifying ourselves to a particular ethic group or of a particular religous affiliation, and sajha is not an exception either.