Posted by: Pulsar_Beat July 7, 2011
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Why is this hardly surprising?
We've seen so much outcry over the corruption by politicians back home. If we wanted to hold "Nepali" officials accountable for any wrong doing, we lost a golden opportunity initiate a chain reaction here in US. Instead of uniting against corruption in ANA, we went there united for the sake of entertainment. If there was so much momentum amongst youth to clean up the dirty laundry of Nepalis, this would have been such an ideal place and time, and the simple Boycotting of the event would have been enough to be taken notice. By going to this particular Criminal-run convention, sitting in futile bickerings, and supporting its cause, we've given out a strong message: it is OK for Nepalis to embezzle money here in the states (perhaps not in Nepal!) and nobody is accountable for it.
Kudos to you all!
We've seen so much outcry over the corruption by politicians back home. If we wanted to hold "Nepali" officials accountable for any wrong doing, we lost a golden opportunity initiate a chain reaction here in US. Instead of uniting against corruption in ANA, we went there united for the sake of entertainment. If there was so much momentum amongst youth to clean up the dirty laundry of Nepalis, this would have been such an ideal place and time, and the simple Boycotting of the event would have been enough to be taken notice. By going to this particular Criminal-run convention, sitting in futile bickerings, and supporting its cause, we've given out a strong message: it is OK for Nepalis to embezzle money here in the states (perhaps not in Nepal!) and nobody is accountable for it.
Kudos to you all!