That is not the answer to my question. I asked you what do you know about Nepalese history and Nepalese governmental structure? Do you understand English? Or should I ask you in Nepalese (because I can speak that as well)?
I don't think citing Nepal of all places is exactly lending credence to your "India is America's friend" argument.
I never cited Nepal as an example of "India is America's friend" argument. In fact to an extant I agree with you, America is not exactly India's friend. Its only a marriage of convenience as you say. My contention is over your claim about Pommy influence over Nepal.
Reread that sentence then tell me again who's the moron.
You. Without doubt. Ever been through High School?
Grunting and pointing does not constitute a "language."
Yeah I need to learn about "language" from YOU. /sarc
Maybe. But you don't speak it WELL enough to communicate much except puerile insults and nonsensical, specious logical leaps.
Nah, I just reply to gratuitous condescension in kind. Well someone needs to prick a needle to your egoistical hot air balloon.
Do your fine debating skills also include making my point for me?
As a matter of fact YES! Cuz you are incapable of making any point even for yourself except for contemptuous vituperation and other such excrement ejecting out of your stinking mouth.
Since our interests coincide for the time being, the implication is that they are not permanent. In other words, they are subject to flux, to renegotiation, to abrogation on any pretext. For instance, when a wealthier squire comes calling ...
Yes sir. That's how its always is. My point is that India isn't the only country to do that (as you are trying to make it sound). In fact US is a master in the above game. In fact its US that has a world wide reputation for whatever you described, not India.
I'll do that if you promise to repeat your vapid jabber to the charge nurse at Hari Kari Institute.
Hey pssssssss its not Hari Kari. Its HARA KIRI ..............which you just committed. ROTFL!
And I told you that Nepal is a parliamentary monarchy. Of course, there is some doubt on that score, since nobody knows exactly what powers the king retains. Kind of like England ...
Its only a marriage of convenience as you say. My contention is over your claim about Pommy influence over Nepal.
That's not exactly the subject of this thread though, is it?
You. Without doubt.
Maybe in your mind ... Further evidence of your own stupidity.
Ever been through High School?
I visited one once ... But the girls' gym teacher called the cops ...
Yeah I need to learn about "language" from YOU.
You're right. There's no way I'd have the patience. I got frustrated teaching my cocker spaniel to beg.
Nah, I just reply to gratuitous condescension in kind. Well someone needs to prick a needle to your egoistical hot air balloon.
And that someone is going to be some unwashed illiterate who abuses the language so badly Amnesty International stepped in? I think not.
As a matter of fact YES! Cuz you are incapable of making any point even for yourself except for contemptuous vituperation and other such excrement ejecting out of your stinking mouth.
No, it's because I always let the hired help do my light work.
Yes sir. That's how its always is. My point is that India isn't the only country to do that (as you are trying to make it sound). In fact US is a master in the above game. In fact its US that has a world wide reputation for whatever you described, not India.
Then we're agreed on the fact that India is nothing but a purchased "friend."
Hey pssssssss its not Hari Kari. Its HARA KIRI
I took a chance with that post, hoping beyond hope that you would catch the subtlety there too. You see, you said something about "John Kerry Institute," so I played off the "Kerry" sound by using the common American vernacular for ritual disembowelment, "Hari Kari (Kerry)". Get it, idiot?
Pearls before swine, I tell ya.
BTW even Nepal with its communist ascension is a better example of democracy the Iraq. At least Nepal and Bangladesh aren't dysfunctional countries.
By what stretch of the imagination AREN'T they "dysfunctional?" The CIA Factbook can't even say what form of government Nepal has, because it hasn't made up its mind yet.
Google Bangladesh: [from Wikipedia] "Among Bangladesh’s most significant obstacles to growth are poor governance and weak public institutions."
Yep. THERE'S a classic example of a successful democracy. Thirteen different heads of state and at least four military coups since what, 1971?
If that's the quality of democracy India is exporting, then it is to government what Yugoslavia is to fine automobiles.