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To: sagar

OK answer me this - Maoists means peasant revolt - the guerillas from what I have read are not backed by China - does India back them? Is the King pro Chinese or Pro India in his policies? Is this revolt the reson for the King's martial law?


5 posted on 02/06/2005 9:39:39 AM PST by Destro (Know your enemy! Help fight Islamic terrorism by visiting johnathangaltfilms.com and jihadwatch.org)
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To: Destro
Thanks all for warm welcome.

Destro - Nepalese Maoists consider the current Chinese government as infidels who have become capitalist sellouts. China used to be a totalitarian communist nation, but has become a totalitarian capitalist nation. The Chinese aren't too fond of Nepalese communists either.

Post-Mao China backs Nepal's fight against Maoists

Instead, Nepalese Maoists originated and are organized in India. Many Indian political parties, some of which also hold considerable power at the state and the national level, have Maoist ties. Nepalese Maoists operate freely in eastern parts of India. Indian police is powerless to stop them. Nepalese Maoist leaders meet and organize in Indian soil. If they need medical treatment, they go to Indian hospitals.

As for your other question, I don't know whether the king is pro-China or pro-India. He is a typical monarch. He wants to run things. He doesn't trust the corrupt politicians. He put a journalist, not some politician, in power after the takeover. The king, I truly believe, loves the country and the people. He sees corruption and violence everywhere and wants to change things. I just want to give him a chance.

7 posted on 02/06/2005 10:50:03 AM PST by sagar (Straight trees are cut first and honest people are screwed first_ Chanakya, 4th c. BC)
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