Terrorism Germinated In An Isolated Corner
Terrorist are mass murderer and drug dealers. Where we find terrorists, we find drugs. They would buy and sell drugs to
finance their travels and lodging. Because terrorists are far too valuable to die. They finance trillions of dollars of
mostly unnecessary military and intelligence spending, cow whole populations into buying into the Fear Agenda set forth
by the FUD (Fear Uncertainty and Doubt) Spin Doctors of the Mad and Tyrannical Administration and provide a convenient
bogeyman for all of us to be afraid of.
In any event, terrorist groups in the world and as well as in Nepal appears to be very well-financed and supported by
very powerful and shadowy people. Are there drugs and drug money involved? Yes, who knows? One of terrrorists most
famous dictums was:
Power grows out of the barrel of a gun. That is certainly a timeless truth in that military power has always established
and supported, states and commercial enterprises of all types. However, in modern times, true power seems to grow out of
the power of a spreadsheet or arcane financial manipulations.
It seems the world is taking the terrorists much more seriously. It is no substitute for fact or evidence. However,
facts and evidence have been known to have been either manufactured or manipulated for human purposes. It is undeniable
that something mighty is now occurring. It could very well be that the world is close to achieving its stated goal.What
to make of all this?
Well, for starters, we must find terrorists's arguments and convincing. The terrorists lies or talks nonsense. Talking
tough (as they should) and macho-ing it up (perhaps not as wise). The genius of the terrorists is their very banality.
Terrorists share selected information with them and use this to make even more money. The terrorists and criminals do
know Evil. If there is something new out there, they will have twigged to it, even if they cannot give it a name or
completely identify it.
Much has been written about terror in the world who defied the entire world and started a Revolution. Meanwhile, the
genuine cause of the people and country is shunted far below in the dark abyss of messy terror groups.
Nepal And Terrorists Threat
It is true, Nepal can experience peace if Nepal do not have to fight with terrorism. The seeds of terrorism that
germinated in an isolated corner have now spread around the world including in Nepal. so because of this Nepal faced a
challenge to secure her role in the changing global scenario. It is true, there is quite a bit of geopolitical jockeying
going on between India, China, Pakistan, the USA and the UK, not to mention Saudi Arabia, Israel and Iran, all of whom
have power and interest considerations in play depending on what happens in Nepal. Thus, the Great Game is getting a bit
complicated. It just so happens that the helpless people of Nepal, particularly the poor women and children are smack
dab in the middle of all this Master of the Universe stuff.
But it was a good thing recently US ambassador James F. Moriarty said "The United States , for one, would look eagerly
for ways to assist a new government that respects and supports democracy, human rights, and freedom. This also could
include renewing assistance for the Royal Nepalese Army. I am confident that other nations, friends of Nepal, would do
the same. He condemned the 12-point between Maoists and seven parties signed in New Delhi last November. Moriarty asked
the opposition to " consider issuing a strong public statement unequivocally warning their Maoist partners about the
unacceptibility of violence.
He asked the King " to devise some effective gesture to make absolutely clear its willingness to enter formal concrete
talks with major political parties to restore democratic government in Nepal and address the Maoist threat. The United
States views the uneasy partnership between the parties and Maoists as wrongheaded. Maoists are not committed to peace
and democracy. And certainly not if you read the recent statements of a senior Maoist, Baburam Bhattarai. Actually, a
close reading of the understanding [12-point] reveals that the insurgents seek to bring parties further into their
sphere, and to the Maoists' advantage. The answer is particularly worrisome: The Maoists would be armed; the parties
should be unarmed. If the parties and Maoists were ever able to topple monarchy, what then? We don't encourage a
parallel government. Moriarty said the Maoists are not committed to joining the political mainstream. We do consider
them terrorists. They are on our terrorist list.
Two legitimate actors who should be on the same side are divided, with one of them aligned with a separate violent force
that has long sought a totalitarian state. He said.
There is no other alternative than completion of the election for re-installation of a full fledged democratic
government. The people are not inclined to be influenced by the selfish tantalization. What is most demanding is a
democracy that has the quality of being moulded to suit the needs of the soil and aspiration of the people. Democratic
polity must be made capable of contributing towards fortification of national solidarity. It must be able to effectively
deliver in keeping with people's expectation for improvement in quality of life. What has become most essential today is
national unity of the people, consensus of understanding, cooperation, far sightedness and far reaching clear vision to
resolve the crisis, hovering endlessly over the nation's horizon.
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A Research Scholar Kamala Sarup is an editor of peacejournalism.com