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As guerillas rose in Palpa

2006-02-04T09:35:00.000+05:45

On the auspicious occassion of marking a full years oppression by the King Gyanendra in thrown to Nepal, many things happened.

Some to which we were directly involved, and some to which we were only informed. Among the ones we only got to be informed was a massive attack launched by the Peoples liberation army of NCP(Mb) in Palpa.

Palpa lies some 400 kilometres west of kathmandu, as heart of the once cluttered Nepal was some time back a strong nation in its own stand.

Tansen, the capital of the district is a tuff hill I once got awarded for being able to get my bike climb the stiff roads that lead to city centre.

At around 11:00 pm on 31st January possibly when King Gyanendra was sipping up expensive scotch and grabbing some wild bore meat. The attack was launched by more than 3,000 troupes that had travelled the way in through neighbouring districts. The forces climbed in to houses surrounding the old palace areas and started firing. "They jumped and climbed walls like monkeys", a woman stated.

Yes this was for sure a guerilla war the king was experiencing, the fast and shuttle moves due to which only 8 comrades from the forces were martyred. The king's army was killed in a massive number although numbers were stated to be around 11 by the government we all know its fake.

With an attack so large that ripped off one of the most hustling towns in western Nepal, 11 can definately not be the number.

As promised by the NCP(mb)'s latest strategies, the whole of western zones and quite some in the east have been well struck in the past one month. Yes they have proved that the country is in their hands. Statements by the king calling them to be minute incidents dont quite matter. Do they?

Nepal protests mass murder by the army.

2005-12-17T10:22:00.000+05:45

In response to the mass murder Royal Nepal army had implemented at Nagarkot on Wednesday night, the country arouse making sure the country spoke one language the one that only seeked a republican.

Streets in Kathmandu were from early in the morning occupied with revolutionaries no more wanting to be suppressed by the King’s autocracy. New Baneshwore, kalanki ad Pulchowk were the first areas to protest massively, and the whole city followed.

The police showing their incompetence and and arrogance time and again did things that were against the Nepalese laws. Broke into the gates of Pulchowk campus, while the campus chief stayed in his cabinet making sure his heater was on.

A student from Shankardev was shot with a tear gas shell in his cheek that got him admitted in the hospital. While rumors of the police also using rubber bullets were widely spread, it might not have been true.

At 2 pm sharp leaders of the seven parties gathered at Basantapur making sure their statements revealing the palace’s filthiness was revealed time and again.
People’s massive support to the instant meet that gathered there was something the nation could be counting on in the days to come.

Similar protests against anarchy and autocracy were observed in Dhading as the district remained closed, Bharatpur was all tense, Butwal, Biratnagar and Pokhara.

The people have stood up now to make sure our fight is not just there to be there, it will out throw the king for sure. Count your hour’s friends.

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12 people murdered at Nagarkot by the Army

2005-12-16T09:17:00.000+05:45

In what seems like a carefully plotted incident, over 12 people from Nagarkot VDC were killed by a soldier yesterday. The incident came across as the villagers raised their hands on the soldier tempting to sexually abuse the girls in the “mela”. The army office in its statement stated that the soldier later killed himself with the same gun.

Did he or did he not? Many believe there were dozen more casually dressed soldiers around the premise loaded with guns, and the soldier was killed by the captain of his recruitment. Has this story once again come across as a reminder to the royal palace scandal? Definitely not this time the anarchist army has raised its arms on the people themselves and we will not bear what is happening here. We want a republic and no more killing of the people. For Democracy strongly opposes the Royal Nepal army, every act it does and the whole structure as a whole. This incident has only made our desire to freedom from the anarchist stronger.

As a reaction to the mass murder, a day long strike with many protest programs have been designed in Kathmandu today. For Democracy will take part in all these programs and make sure you are able to be part of it all by reading and viewing the pictures.

Kathmandu also watched a mass assembly of people pulled in by the agitating seven parties here in New Baneswore yesterday. What came across as rallies from different parts of the city ended in the street of New Baneswore.

The leaders strongly presented their statements on they not being moved anywhere from our fight for a republic. Having said it many times that they will not be affected by what are being commented by different countries, the fight definitely seems strong.

Let’s see where they head, but our fight should not get any weaker. We got to commit ourselves for a republic and nothing else.

This is our fight for our freedom, let’s not waste it.

Mass meet through our lens.

Where's my key?

2005-12-12T16:49:00.000+05:45

We are not raising any fresh first to be discussed topic today.

For the past three years Nepalese politics has been split in three divisions, the king, political parties and the Maoists.
No point in talking any further to conclude with we have 14 years of the so called democratic exercise where political heads time and again betrayed our beliefs.

Thus where’s my key. Does Nepal have a key/leader to adopt into a new system with stronger people’s preference? A republic is here to come for sure, just start counting your clock and its here. But what after that? Do we have a key that can lead Nepal any further?

We are not pointing out that a democratic exercise will not lead us anywhere further, but saying that we need to start seeking for people who can struggle to commit oneself for a republican system.

For Democracy thus announces with this blog the initiation of its forth coming project “Where’s my key” a documentary that will ask the people if we actually have solutions. If you have a solution write to us. We will like to feature people like you in our documentary as the keys of tomorrow. Erasing the general belief that Nepal does not possess leaders for tomorrow.

We also call upon people interested in similar projects to join us as volunteers.

Be here, we are searching for people who believe, it might just get interesting.

What's happening tomorrow?

Indian foreign secretary, Shyam saran (one of the strongest person in Indian bureaucracy) is meeting Madhav Kumar Nepal in Ktm. tomorrow. Be on a peek fellaws India is supporting the republican fight, the king will act simultaneously.

Celebrating International human rights day

2005-12-11T14:28:00.000+05:45

In a country where 60 % of the total human right abuses come from the government, and the best excuses forced monarchy has for this is with his repeated speeches where he doesn't miss words like democracy and human rights the future seems not just uncertain but pitch black here.

People amounting in thousands from all groups of life poured out in Kathmandu yesterday making sure they trigerred their questions on why this anarchy was going on even after a year past the kings take over. The questions this time were being trigerred not to the UN or the politicians but to the people like us, who read bundles of newspapers watch the daily struggles and yet BLANK.

Yes, we have lived in a culture of slavery and suppression, but isn't this enough yet, friends the day has come for us to start acting through anything we can. Although the word FIGHT might sound very cruel, this is the only thing that shall take us through to Development.
Many people believing this is possible fought yesterday.

Anarchist information: The police sprayed sewage water on the protestors yesterday.

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Civilians rock the streets

2005-12-10T13:34:00.000+05:45

As the civil society once again proving its grip to be powerful and universally accepted protested against the king's interferace in Nepalese politics thins time around seeking a democratic republican.

For Democracy having done much of a homework and all set to get rocking in its own ways, has come back for a limited number of days before we go website with fordemocracynepal.com.

Dear friends, we are glad to tell you that our website will be hosting RSS news feed, progressive music downloads, online radio and free galleries of pictures and cartoons. All these are possible however only with your support and involvement.
Give us your resources, we promise to fight more efficiently for our freedom.

The blog seeks writers contact us immediately if you think your words can inspire people.

Till tomorrow, this is fellows here saying cheers for a republic.

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Photographs by: Kshitiz Adhiraj

Cartoons by: Mike Yonjan

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Slavery thorugh religion started

2005-10-06T20:05:00.000+05:45

The following days, Nepal is celebrating the nation’s highest placed festival of Dashain. The story behind the celebration is the one of the gods winning over the devils. A hindu celebration basically, its wide spread popularity has by now made it the main festival of the citizens.

However open the people have got towards being least choosy on the festivals they celebrate, the constitution does not do so in Nepal. One of the first lines written in the constitution still stays “Nepal, a hindu nation…”. Ensuring all other people realize Dashain is a hindu celebration, and the hindus care of it the most, a two day long religious lecturing is on its way at the national stadium which will see Shree Kripulaji Maharaj, a strong hindu maharaj from India. Kathmandu has gone so fanatic on the arrival of this fellow that gates numbering in over 50 have been made all over the city. This kind of respond was possibly not given on the arrival of Prince Charles in Nepal.

In any ways, the hindu fanatism will go ahead for the upcoming thirteen days until Dashain ends, during which Brahmins worship their gods the whole day and the others sacrifice animals for god ensuring they get the richer part of the meat.

King Gyanendra has been described in hindu manuscripts as the supreme god Bishnu himself. Therefore this is in other way also a festival of hailing and supporting the king which is done through the following of hindu attitudes.

For democracy would like to request all Nepalese fellows of democracy to ensure we celebrate the festival for ourselves and not to support any rootless hindu attitude or customs.

May this Dashain bring home strength to all of us to fight inequality and injustice in the country.

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Pencil Speaks

Photo Courtesy: Kshitiz Adhiraj

King Gyanendra goes to Baglung, ensures his last days approach.

2005-10-05T21:34:00.000+05:45

Celebrating his third year and a day after active interference in Nepalese Democracy, King Gyanendra today visited the western hilly district of Baglung. Walking past one of the kid standing on the quo to salute him, deliberately assuring the cameras would focus on what he would point on next, made it sure it was “Hail King Gyanendra”, and made the kid read out what was written.

Three years and a day before today, the king using his advantaged power in Nepalese constitution expelled the then prime minister Sher Bd. Deuba allegating him of not being able to hold elections and bring peace. Further playing his assured steps, he brought forward two prime ministers from the post 1991 monarchy ruled Nepal, first Lokendra Bd. Chand and then later on Surya Bd. Thapa. After around one year when both the prime ministers having ruled their terms and unable to bring peace, also seeming to respond to the agitations going on in the street by the political parties, played one of his dirtiest games, showed the poor politicians his power of greed and formed a coalition government between Sher Bd. Deuba (right) and CPN UML(left). Nine months later, making sure the people had enough from the political nominees of theirs also unable to bring what they had promised for(peace), kicked off the government on 1st of February making him the head of the new government. (where did u get that power from)

Nine months later Nepal is no better, rather seems engulfed in denser situations of economic loss with major foreign donors getting least interested in Nepal and large industries, getting shut, partly because of the unstoppable seeming Maoist violence. However as the Maoists called a cease fire and announced all parties to get to the villages to largely announce their fight against monarchy, the king today made a statement saying that he brought a situation like peace in the country with no cease fire still announced by the king’s side.

Where is Nepal heading with the comedian king speaking his ready made dialogues in small villages collecting hand full of easily buyable poor people of this now a least mighty nation. How long will the king go on with this, is it because he understands his last days are near so wants to make sure shall get all from his kingship? Or does he still believe he will be able to collect people who support his rule in the country.

The answer is still a myth, and grows deeper by the day as political parties still seem intensely interested in arranging programs centred in cities.

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Photo courtesy: Kshitiz Adhiraj

Rise with socialism, down with imperialism.

2005-10-03T18:24:00.000+05:45

“Lanka, no war no peace” was the last movie of the three day long film south asia screenings going on until sunday . The three days since then are observing the showcase of internationally acclaimed movies made on gun based violence from around the world, the space is called Barrel of the gun and is going on in Kumari Cinema.

As we sat there watching "Lanka…" we were taken traveling to a world totally unknown but yet so close as we saw houses molested by bombs and ripped full of bullet holes. As the mother cried for her lost and killed son and the school children walked in a political rally of the LTTE all memories of the people’s war in Nepal we still live with came to a rise.

Hey by the way what’s going on with the Maoists these days? A friend asked me. “They have called a cease fire and are organizing peace based programs in the villages. Much of which will be coming after Tihar and for democracy wishes to get you their glimpses. The one most important thing the Maoists have done however is that they have called upon all parties to go to the villages and speak to their people to fight monarchy in all levels.
The political parties on the other hand seem more stubborn with just sticking to the valley and pulling in thousands of people in the streets here to protest in front of the kings palace.”

Dear political counterparts, this fight will not be won until all levels of the people rise against the king. As mentioned by the crocked king in his interview to BBC “a bunch of people shouting slogans in Kathmandu does not represent the country.” This is the basic and the king is trying to make it his strongest point on sticking to the thrown longer. Until our voices rise from all parts of the country and we have a strong planning which strikes the whole nation at the same time, no change will take place with the king.

This is the last fight for our freedom, and it shall not end like the other ones, if you believe the other past ones have been long, and large human loss bared, this will be longer and more ruthless. But “he didn’t fight to be scared of anything, he neither fought for so that he got praised”, a child speaking in lanka sounded fit here, we fight as many comrades worldwide have been doing, for our freedom.

The struggle has only begun, the matches have only hit the surface, its long before they start burning. But if we act today and don’t wait until the revolution is full fledged will it become a strong revolution with similar bases in the future.
Do all that you think you can, if nothing hi-fi, just talk about the revolution, that too will help the movement.

The title has been taken from the film "lanka..no war no peace", which remembers the slogan shouted by JVP comrades in the late 70’s in srilanka.

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(Photo Courtesy: Kshitiz Adhiraj)

We will finish the elections in three years.

2005-10-02T10:49:00.000+05:45

One of the funniest things the King's men have been talking loudly about this whole week with extra emphasis as we have seen is the one of elections.
The semi paralysed Rana fellow said at an Interview in Kantipur Television that his government (king) wanted to hold elections for which he was asking the three years term, explaining his statement he stated "At the cities in the first year, then some other in the second and the remaining in the third year, we want to hold elections and we want you parties to collaborate with us." Sir, do you know what an election is or how log it has lasted in any country, to us the longest undemocratic elections were the ones when bush became the president of USA. It was two week long.
The king in his visit to Mahendranagar a month ago by now said to his regional flag carriers "You should go ahead with your plans, there is nothing and nowhere the government can't go." Proving his statement he joined his forces of the whole far west region into some hilly districts like Surkhet, stayed there (possibly had a deer killed) and spoke to the national television saying " we should not fight like husband and wife, if we cant bring together something we shall break it."

His son Paras, who is the wisest man in Nepal might be the only person understanding a king speaking such cheap languages like that, however King, if you can go anywhere and you say you are still a democratic nation how come your elections will take three years.
Is it the time my nations flag carrier(two new ones being bought from china, with one free) would take to carry my countries all money and rhinos out for you?

Nepal is not a land of fools, we are silent well of course but not fool enough not to see and speak against what is going on. No people of this country will be cheated with your crocked steps of the elections, we have only one demand and that is we wish to stay free from you and your shah dynasty for ever. A republican is the only demand we fight and shall rest upon.

(Photo Courtesy: Kshitiz Adhiraj)

Nepal is all but a part of Globalisation.

2005-10-01T07:38:00.000+05:45

Day befoe yesterday, at the arrival of Six Indian Political activists the Nepal Ekata Parishad(or something like that); a palace funded chaos creating group, shouted heavy slogans saying Nepal is not in need of any external interferences.

Today as the Indian's spoke their opinions they stated clearly that it is only up to the Nepalese people to decide what kind of democracy or monarchy they want.

We support the statements they have made and would like to request arrogant behaviours being shown by such parisads of retired oldies and house wifes that the revolution is on for freedom and it will not end until the people feel that it should.

Speaking seriously to the parishad oldies we would like to state that a recent report of ADB stated that the poverty rate in Nepal had lowered down from around 40% to 28%, this my friend has only been possible because of the mercy some of the most ill managed countries have shown to Nepal, which came also as a reflux to the king visiting some of such labour buying countries in February.

The Nepalese government even runs with loans/aids provided by countries from the west. So folks please stop talking about sovereignty when you yourself prefer licking the shoes of those westerns when they give you money.
This attitude of chamchagiri or opportunism has to change in the Nepalese context, and it is also one of the issues "for democracy" is fighting against. Our movement will extend also after we achieve democracy/republic, as our fight is with anarchy of any kind be it the king's or the powerful's.

Just as to explain what we have been trying to pint out here, over 60% of what we the Nepalese use is Multi national Company products, most of the income of which goes to the USA. Bush might be seeming to be the biggest donor to Nepal (Military aids), but he everyday takes millions worth of money counting every bottle of coke/pepsi and every jeans a Nepali buys for Dashain.

Parishad folks this is a Globalised world where money and power are the two things that rule. Nepal cannot and will not go against the treaties the country has signed regarding democracy and war. But it is, as a result Nepal is being questioned by countries which run the nation, which is just obvious. Don't you irritate your son asking where he kept the 2 rupees from the 5 you had given him to buy cigarattees.

This time around however it is not just about cigarettes or money alone it is about the freedom of the people, of the very illiterate Nepalese people to whom your crocked king is acting HERO.

Voices for Nepal don't just need to come from foreign lands, Nepalese are aware of what's happening and we fight our war against monarchy in our way. So you Parishad folks if time is the matter you guys are loaded with watch the star plus daytime soaps and kill it. Stop talking of our freedom or our wishes when the jacket you guys wear when shouting them have been bought either by the foreign aids or our sincere taxes.

Nepal is a democratic nation and if it is not which we believe it is not we fight to make it one. Any barbarian who wishes to lick the dirty shoes of the king might do so, but will not be spared by the population.

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Republic is arms away if we unite.

2005-09-30T11:31:00.000+05:45

The Vietnamese war with the US was on the revolutionaries favour only because the war was being fought by the whole population. There is no story of struggle from the past where only a few democratic hungry fellows land up succeeding, revolution is all but a united effort of all people as it is fought for a universal cause. Today our cause is the lack of freedom, and our want is a republic nation with no imperialism moderated constitution.

What we want or how we want it implemented is caged until we discuss and let open our concerns with those who identically find themselves equally concerned. Castro once said that he began his fight with 110 comrades and if he had to fight it back again he would do it with a larger fleet and a well planned strategy.

Strategies still wait for being made in our fight for a republic. Picking up few thorns occasionally from a cactus doesn't make it spike free. For Democracy is a forum formed for us to calculate and plan our democratic moves. It is formed with the primary and only motive of fighting for a free Nepal. The goals are many and time little before many more of us cry with consequence king Gyanendra shall entertain. We believe it's better to fight than cry, for not fighting.

No matter who we are or where we are from, what social strata we entertain, the one bond that tightens us is our freedom within our country. This is what we wish to struggle for, but our struggle is all alone until you join us.
To find out our origins and live with pride on being free, youths of Nepal are called upon.
Let no one escape.

The Vietnamese war with the US was on the revolutionaries favour only because the war was being fought by the whole population. There is no story of struggle from the past where only a few democratic hungry fellows land up succeeding, revolution is all but a united effort of all people as it is fought for a universal cause. Today our cause is the lack of freedom, and our want is a republic nation with no imperialism moderated constitution.

What we want or how we want it implemented is caged until we discuss and let open our concerns with those who identically find themselves equally concerned. Castro once said that he began his fight with 110 comrades and if he had to fight it back again he would do it with a larger fleet and a well planned strategy.

Strategies still wait for being made in our fight for a republic. Picking up few thorns occasionally from a cactus doesn't make it spike free. For Democracy is a forum formed for us to calculate and plan our democratic moves. It is formed with the primary and only motive of fighting for a free Nepal. The goals are many and time little before many more of us cry with consequence king Gyanendra shall entertain. We believe it's better to fight than cry, for not fighting.

No matter who we are or where we are from, what social strata we entertain, the one bond that tightens us is our freedom within our country. This is what we wish to struggle for, but our struggle is all alone until you join us.
To find out our origins and live with pride on being free, youths of Nepal are called upon.

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We are not fighting for a mantri.

2005-09-27T21:27:00.000+05:45

As I had a talk with somone in the internet he came with a nickname FCKpeace. The perfect person we hope to be working with. So felt we should write on why we are fighting this fight.

We request all youths to ask this to ourselves as we might not be all clear on what the answer is as we might have different views o the struggle. The core however has to be the same for a fight to be won.

13 prime ministers, only three elections, and billions of money wasted in various corrupt manners, is what we suffered with in the last 15 years of so called democracy.
We are back again fighting with people who were pointed at and raised questions on during this short little over a decade period. Are they the ones we wish to fight with and win the war for?

Are we fighting so that same old Girija babu can loot even more money for his daughter, or for Madhav Nepal or anyone else?

Do we think the answer is yes?
Friends if that is what we think please change it, as we are fighting for ourselves, for our freedom, we are fighting for a system we call democracy. A system which will have corruption, corrupt leaders, a garbaged country, but the one thing we will have no matter what shall be strong powers held by the people to change, and change what we believe is incompetent. This is what we are fighting for.

The horizon we are to reach is far- far away from a Republic itself, but it will be the first start to what we might call initiations for change.

Lets sing, lets paint, lets act, lets shout and lets do every that thing the king wouldn't have thought we are capable of doing. Tomorrow will wait but only if we ensure our victory with our strong unity today.

We are calling upon members for the Revolutionary music club, which plans to make new songs for the public speaking of the revolution. The forum will also share global alternative music for free.

I will sing a song that changes......with you.

2005-09-27T06:11:00.000+05:45

The Government showing its cowardness implemented towards baning the showcasing of any revolution relatd films, this statement took place last friday. Since then however many things have taken into happening in the country. At a civil society gathering arranged at Kirtipur today, revolutionary songs were sang by legendary singers Ramesh and his gang.

A beautiful drama was performed where the actors prefered to show us their emotions wiothout words, but the familiarity of the cowardness was so common by that just about everyone understood everything that was happening before it was even played.

We are however concerned with the fact that once again old people from past episodes of revolution have had to stand up to bring to us sings that promise a freedom. Youths rise up, hosw your talents, lets make new songs that wake the peoples senes, that will in the overrun make a change for republic. The Revolutionary music club announces youths to become members if you believe you have a potentiality introduce new songs, the club will support any such potentialities.

The most inspiring thing to see however was songs being played in Chahbahil chowk and a huge crowd listening to it. That was yesterday. This is the only way our movement can go further, folks lets join hands for better concepts than the old ones. This is our revolution and lets turn it out our way.

For Democracy would also like to announce that it will soon organise a series of revolutionary films from the international scenario, and welcome the government to uphold our acts. Youths you are wanted to support our movement.

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Political parties all set to betray.....once again.

2005-09-24T09:27:00.000+05:45

In a program organised by the Janmorcha Nepal
yesterday at Lalitpur, leader Amik Serchan said that if the king does not make a move for the restoration of the parliament then the parties will seriously think about making republican democracy an institution.

The country is not in the need of another agreement with the king's presence, it is time now with the 50 years democratic experience we have shared with monarchy that in Nepal a bilateral democratic and monarchy system will not work.

We have had enough of crap going on in the country and the next political move should not be an agreement for the parliament. We do not care about a parliament that is full of power loving people ready to be puppets of any bourgeoisie in the world.

Monarchy is all but a countdown in Nepal, we do not want any agreements made that uphold our rights further, the nation has to and will fight until we have a republican this time along. Political parties will either be a part of it or not, it does not quite matter.

This 2005 youths make history as we shall act for a republican democracy, friends lets unite if you believe a betrayal portrayed as democracy will lead you nowhere.

Be a member of the revolutionary music club to share international alternative music.

Hail the king gyanendra, he will come to pat your doggy.

2005-09-23T11:22:00.001+05:45

Yesterday, from early in the morning, the south bank of the Bagmati river was crowded with people who were lined up in the streets to meet Nepal's biggest star. The star is as we call him the King.

Putting all he has in this game of destiny and power, the king yesterday walked along the streets to show we revolutionaries that he is more powerful than our want to freedom.

Let us tell you now why we think he did that, The King is afraid, afraid of the fact that he is soon going to loose all he has, the most important reason for the king to be sticking in the countries chief thrown and only visiting various places making sure he is more popular.
This time around however the scared king also wanted the people of Kathmandu to be on his side without the support of whom he knows the pro democratic struggle going on in the capital will not succeed. Thus he pointed at Lalitpur the biggest of the three local settlements in kathmandu, where people have since long been supporters of the king.
The programs held by youths fighting external interferance and hailing the king(we wrote about yesterday) was also held here.

These latest day movements takes us to a point where upon, we are sure that the king is desperately scared of the voices raising all over, the reason why he is playimg within the valley now. We have won the first part of our revolution, we have created our stand in the eyes of the king.

He could be coming to your house some day soon hugging your mom(which he loves doing) or patting your doggy, and we advise you to be sure to watch him, he is but the biggest stupid star of the 21st century born in Nepal.
Hail the king Gyanendra for being so foolish, a thief, a killer, and a war criminal.

Become a member of For Democracy if you think alike. The Revolution Music club shares free alternative tracks from the international music scenario.

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Youths being used in political rallies.

2005-09-21T10:20:00.000+05:45

For the second consecutive day, school students were used as participants to show heads in different rallies addressing different political interests.

At a program organized yesterday by some youths calling themselves United front to combat foreign interference (a bunch of street hooligans hoping to become leaders with the grace of prince Paras) collected students in hundreds and made them listen why in their view, external interests in Nepalese Democracy killed their opportunities to become leaders.

On the contrary today, under the organization of a major south asian organization, the world peace day was observed with a huge rally which too pulled thousands of students from schools.

We found the flier shown above thrown before the rally started and on the way back saw a young student ripping a similar flier with a stick and saying "Fuck rally we don't want democracy re .. hahaha." After observing thousands of students walking in that crouching heat talking how beautiful the girl in front looked in the TIGHT school trousers, we came to a definite point that the students present neither understood their need there or what crap the activists were talking about.

The only difference seen in the students between the two was that yesterday they were pulled in from Government schools where as today they were from private ENGLISH schools. And the other might have been that the ones present yesterday were only girls, so there was more titaura and waiwai rather than the tight ass gaze.

This is how people calling themselves big players, are using youths. The cases are not just from these two days; youths have always been seen even by leading political parties as their combats to fight the police or oppositions in elections.

Kathmandu observes a wide screen of youth culture followed, which is definitely, not mainstream and the concept to life is fun and living life to the fullest. Does this however in anyways hamper or refract us from the basic concept of our own freedom? Is this what we are all about? Following orders and tracing the tracks of how youths played their roles in earlier revolutions? The mainstreams want you to sit and smoke all your life, for them we are junks and this allows them to rise, make self-fame with our freedom. Our rights are being smashed and this time along by ourselves as we despite being different are doing what others want from us, making the wanted mistake of not speaking.

If this is not what you think of your life, act now start planning your revolution for freedom, become a part of the For Democracy initiation. Our initiations this time will be remembered in history but only if we act.

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Music Club For Democracy Initiated, member's called.

2005-09-20T11:41:00.000+05:45

"Yo Antim Yuddha ho
A.. Afno thau ma Uthaun"

Good news…

(Making sure the king's statement made to BBC day before yesterday failed, students today protested the presence of Tulsi Giri (prime minister) and other ministers of the king at Biratnagar.)

We would like to tribute this issue of ours to all those seen and unseen faces behind you're round the day radio service.
With over 54 FM stations in the country, the kings movement on 1st of February had led to all functioning like numb for nearly 5 months until the supreme court removed orders made to stop them from broadcasting news.

The idea of writing about our radios today didn't arise all of a sudden, it was yesterday as we were watching NTV (national television) a sudden unexpected commercial came by, it was to our surprise advertising Radio Nepal, the govt. owned radio service. We gave a sudden thought to the kings move and thought may be it was also because the peoples radio stations had got so famous the national radio service was getting unnoticed in the crowd. Perhaps the 20 years old "Yo samay Muna Chiya ko ho" is no more exciting, or the Ghatana ra Bichar is all about what ministers had to say about the king.

In any ways, the king made a lame move censoring media for nearly two months, which included all media means. The voices of the people was tried to be suppressed, but it didn't work, Radio's did broadcast news even from the roads and at last we get what we have are bits of our news.

For Democracy is a free forum fighting for media rights believing a free press is the first step to development in any country. We would like to inform all friends of ours that the forum is starting a Revolution music club with this article. If you think revolutionary music is an essential tool for the people to understand their rights, or if you simply like the beats of change, you could be a member of the group, through which we shall be sharing national and international music.

We also invite any international friend who has a strong collection of such music to be a part of our move.

For Democracy is also seeking youths interested in doing radio reporting for our radio podcast section which will be a major section of our website under progress.

1st of September is civilians day to protest monarchy, under the organization of SAP Nepal a rally will begin 10 am from TinKune this day. Please be there to give change a chance.

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East to West Dacoits rise: Nepal's recent development

2005-09-19T11:03:00.000+05:45

As we went through the add filled very otherly newspaper for the second consecutive day a topic hit us. The newspaper stated yesterday that around five vehicles were looted in Sunsari(Eastern Nepal) and today stated three buses to have been looted by dacoits in Banke(Mid western region). Both the incidents took place across the East West highway which is the main highway stretching across the country with around 200 security checkpoints all over.

Another news byte also interested us that around 80 teachers were taken by the maoists to a program of theirs from Biratnagar, the second largest city in Nepal. This is not the first time however for a program of this type to have taken place.

We have a question to our ugly king, on what he said at his address in Mahendranagar a month ago, "Where and how does the government reach its people, do we have security?"

Dear friends as the king imitates ruling the country everyday we see ourselves being ditched further. Lets finish this drama for ever. Fight to make the country ours.

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Keep your ear to the Ground: King Gyanendra

2005-09-18T00:42:00.000+05:45

Speaking to the BBC yesterday in Makwanpur, surrounded with thousands of heavily loaded young army men, the king said, “Voices raised in the capital do not represent the country.”

What about a king living in the capital does not represent the country. I guess this sounds much better. The king is advised to keep an ear to the ground before making lame interviews which in this case happened to support our revolution.
We thank you for this advertisement as more of our fellow brothers from all parts of the country will rise to make sure you have failed.
The next time however please don’t dare make a lame crap of making your presence sound important.

The Shah kings have long gone become history of Nepal, what’s left are the old scripts we no more want, soon they will be burnt. King Gyanendra is the first paper to that script.

Dear fellow youths, please unite with the wave of revolution that is rising all over the world to fight anarchy, war and hatred. We are born and live a life the way we wish to, no part of us or our land we live in is owned by any country or an imperialist.

Bourgeoisie of the world be aware of the revolution that has raised in Iraq, Afghanistan, Iran, India, Nepal and all those countries we know or don’t know. Our quest is simple a world free of tears, without our children dying with bomb shocks, or being buried in earthquakes caused by missiles. A fire no matter how small can burn down a country, it might be Bush or Gyanendra first, and you are to start counting your day’s killers.

Remember youth fellows 21st of September is the day of civilians to protest, save the day for the country.

Govt. plans on killing the poorest of the poor.

2005-09-17T09:48:00.000+05:45

In a press meet organized at the anarchist army club Kathmandu this afternoon, they stated that two new platoons are being formed in the anarchist army, one for the poorest dalits of the terai and the other for the poorest from the hills.

And that is one of possibly the best ideas our imperialist king had as he strolled along the mosquito breeding ponds of Janakpur a few days ago and saw my dalit friends doing pooh around, possibly thought those black ass of ours would be the best place to shoot someone. If that is how ideas come up in the dingy black kidney of yours, here’s our answer, backing up the revolution in Kathmandu, students protested the king’s presence in Butwal today.

The fire is ignited and this time it’s not Kapilvastus hallahpur where you burnt down people saying they were Maoists. The fire is in our hearts, and they rule our mind constantly saying we need freedom from your ugly smile.

The struggle took similar looks in the capital but as days pass the brutality of the policemen is constantly on an increase. Dear policemen, we have only come so far with our stones, you know the rest. Please unite with us, its our freedom as a whole not ours alone.

Just a reminder on the 21st this month there will be a massive civilian protest in Kathmandu against the king, be there with all you know.
Comeback tomorrow to know the venue and who could be the ones you know.

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Student's unity kicks off in valley campuses.

2005-09-15T19:47:00.000+05:45

This evening our crew was invited to attend a program of Ne.Bi.Sang in RR campus. As we sat in the crowd of freedom loving youths who addressed with Jai Nepal before everything they said gave us the opportunity to have a direct glimpse of how students are rising in all campuses to fight the kings interferance.

"It is only if we are united and have newer programs " stated a cadet pointing on the need of youths to be united.

After a days break youths are rising back in the streets from tomorrow on. If you believe your efforts would counmt in the long run you caouls participate in the collective regression tomorrow which starts 3:00 in the afternoon at New Road.

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Youths lead protests against the king

2005-09-15T07:30:00.000+05:45

Climbing up the ladder towards a Republican Nepal, once again the youths and the people of Kathmandu have proved all speculations to go wrong. Revolutionaries numbering in over a thousand fought in the street of Bagbazar today from 3:30 p.m. despite the heavy police security laid all over.

Police brutality showed its apex as people were crabbed and dragged along the street to be arrested. The coward policemen didn't leave an excuse either to start raising questions on what the human right activists were doing on the spot. We would like to make a point to all those brother policemen of ours that you my brothers are on the wrong side this time around, so please don't get angry at our will to freedom. We are sure it's the topic you guys talk about in your dormitories. Freedom is not concentrated is for all of us.

Tear gas shells that were fired at a near by school possibly by mistake but at this time we name it as police carelessness resulted in 12 school children fainting.

As our young college friends shouted "Student unity ….Jindabad" we say that's the way to go fellows. For Democracy is all about unity of youths for democracy.

We add our slogans with you:
" Down with imperialism", "No more Monarchy", "Our freedom is our right"

I feel bad naming slogans like these, which were shouted 100 years back in India and hundreds of years back in other western nations. In either cases freedom is at our door and we ought to recognize its form, the similarity political parties have shown in their ideologies is the start to our freedom.

"For Freedom" claps a hand to all those dear friends of ours whom despite the brutality shown by the police fought before being arrested.

NOMORE Maunta Please

As Che' Guevara (23 then) traveled South America to know what he was made for, he realized the dividing force brought in by western bourgeoisie was what had been pushing his belt behind. Speaking in a leprosy hospital in Peru he stated, "Lets fight for us, let's fight for a united America"

More than 50 years later we living in the tip of technological superiority have been pushed back time and again by our own evil force whom we with our very own income taxes give monthly living costs. Have we become so badly struck with the individualistic world, we have no time or mind to spare for our very own freedom?

Fellows, every time you sit down after a bus trip from office and hold your head because you are frustrated due to the tiring jumbled traffic, and every time you come back from a government office don't hesitate saying assholes. That's cause we haven't had the opportunity to fight all that's been going on. And here you have it, your time to fight, fight that's not just against the king or the corrupt government leaders alone, this is a fight you are all hailed for to fight anarchy of all kinds starting from the galli ko gunda to the office ko kale ghuskhor peon. It all starts from your Republic nation.

FIGHT, please FIGHT in all ways you can as this is it, the only time your love for freedom will be see. Neither seto parewa nor the shanty dip in lumbini shall work for what we wish to achieve this time. "A revolution is not an apple you wait until its ripe", said Fidel Catro.

Join "For Freedom" to realize what you are made for.

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Thousands arrested for Democracy.

2005-09-13T19:13:00.000+05:45

As Raghu JI Panta crossed the street from Democracy wall towards Ratnapark, he was grabbed by an eager force of coward policemen. This was as we saw the beggining to one of the largest street protests in the latest days. The demands were as usual for a complete domocratic Republican state.
From seniour leaders to party cadets, all were pulled grabbed and then grabbed before caged in the police vans.
Today, more than thousand revolutionaries were held in custody as many others still protested till journalists protesting police brutality, which also led to a corner assembly where strongly our voiceslate evening in the streets from Ratnapark till Shankardev Campus. Every narrow lane to the main streets were full of democracy hungry freedom loving people of ours.
It was at around 4:30 p.m a journalist friend was hit in his head by the police which lead to represented on the need to a free press.
To what many called the last day of protests, we prefer calling it the beginning of a long quest we all are to be parts of before a republican Nepal is achieved.(Our photos are available for use in any democracy related contents with prior information to the forum)

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Anti king slogans rise in Nepal

2005-09-12T18:10:00.000+05:45

A comrade being arrested. (Photo: Kshitiz Adhiraj)

Kathmandu yesterday watched the fifth consequetive day of anti king protests being organised by the seven major political parties. The reactions have come as what they call the final quest for a Republic nation.

With various professionals also having protested against the kings deliberate move to disarm democratic systems of Nepal on 1st of February 2005 and implement the old strict monarchy system, the movement today seems to have aroused in a strong way.

The five consequetive days have seen people in hundreds being arrested by the government and police brutality at its apex.

The seven political leaders will be addressing the crowd tomorrow 13th of September at Ratnapark from 3:00 p.m at Ratrnapark.
The next few days will be seeing more of democratic moves which we hope marks a point.

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Yesterday, over 500 revolutionaries gathered at Khichapokhari, Newroad to protest against the Government's ban on any rallies at the Newroad area.

A local being brutrally thrashed. (Photo: Kshitiz Adhiraj)

Revolutionaries fight's water jet. (Photo: Kshitiz Adhiraj)

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