Better cancel that trip to Nepal

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Hot N Bothered

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Professing himself a champion of multiparty democracy, King Gyanendra announced on state-run television today that he had sacked the country's multiparty government, including the same prime minister he had dismissed in October 2002, then later reinstated. He said he would form a new government under his “chairmanship.”
:confused: Kinda like "I believe in democracy, but won't stand for it in my country"

And isn't this the same guy who took over the country a few years ago when his son murdered the king, and something like 20 other members of the royal family, leaving dad as the next in line.
 
huntr1

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Hot N Bothered said:
Professing himself a champion of multiparty democracy, King Gyanendra announced on state-run television today that he had sacked the country's multiparty government, including the same prime minister he had dismissed in October 2002, then later reinstated. He said he would form a new government under his “chairmanship.”
:confused: Kinda like "I believe in democracy, but won't stand for it in my country"

And isn't this the same guy who took over the country a few years ago when his son murdered the king, and something like 20 other members of the royal family, leaving dad as the next in line.
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GREAT! Now the Lib's are going to start crying about how Bush is going to invade Nepal in order to corner the market on whatever it is they produce in Nepal. :rolleyes:
 
Railroad

Railroad

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DARN! I just couldn't wait to go there! It's been #1 on MY list of places to visit! *NOT*

The wierdsmobile trashing the gov't and assuming a Maoist approach was probably bored. <sigh> "it's good to be king..."
 
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