The Friday headlines in the country's biggest selling and arguably the most trusted newsaper read this:

23 dead, Nightvision (Helicopter) destroyed
Tension in cities
UML leader dead
Red letter day
His Majesty offers worship

- http://www.kantipuronline.com/kantipur.php

There is another headline in the country's biggest selling English daily, which reads:
Minor incident: Govt Spokesman

Is this an irony, a tragedy or a shame? Twenty three countrymen die in a single day; an army helicopter is believed to have been gunned down for the first time in military history; protest, clashes, injuries and arrests mars dozens of cities; a peaceful protestor succumbs to death after sustaining police beating; Its the 16th death anniversary day of a martyr who sacrificed his life for democracy.

And the so called his majesty the King is busy worshipping god.
And the so called the government spokesman claims that the incidents were minor.

You don't have to recall the burning of Rome to exemplify the recklessness of a ruler. Gyanendra has surpassed the deeds of Nero. His is the height of wantonness.

Why should Gyanendra be fed with billions of rupees of public money of a beleagured nation? Why should this blood sucking institution called monarchy be kept when it feasts on the day when the nation is burning?

He must be toppled. He must be axed. The monarchy must go forever. Anyone who disagrees - GO TO HELL.

Newuser,

Calm down please! Time is coming. We should snatch this bloody bastard Ghene's pieces and play football at Ratnapark soon. That will be the appiest time in my life. I want to make video of that scene in my recently bought SONY MOVIE Camera.

Most of the time, I can not understand why Maoists keep thier lives at fire. Yet other times, BLOOD-sucker Gyane is helping me to understand it and believe on them.

And again, I do not understand why these puppet leaders of SPA are still considering to keep this evil and his ghost palace. GO TO HELL you all!

-A General Nepali

The more the King distances himself from the real problem of the Nepalese, he will get no real respect. To be true, he isn't considered a King except for those suckers who are thriving in high chair with flattery and praise of the King. The must go to hell. We have to have a sustainable democracy because we are born free. But, the autocracy has dwelled in one form or the other for a long time. Now the show down begins. The King must go and the monarchy must die. And, those blood thirsty vampires that the King is harbouring must be excuted. This is the only way the country can breathe a sigh of relief. This is the only way...........we, Nepalese, are going to be free.............at last. Audo.........Gyane