Those false-flags are fooling no one, king!!!!
Nepalese people gathered around the International Convention Center as they waited for Nepal to be declared a republic by the Constituent Assembly in Kathmandu yesterday. (PEDRO UGARTE/AFP/Getty Images)
"Lawmakers abolish Nepal monarchy after 239 years; King Gyanendra is given 15 days to leave palace" by Matthew Rosenberg, Associated Press | May 29, 2008
KATHMANDU, Nepal - The world's last Hindu kingdom became its newest secular republic yesterday as Nepal's lawmakers, led by former communist insurgents, abolished the monarchy that had reigned over this Himalayan land for 239 years.
Throughout the day, thousands of people marched, danced, and sang in the streets of Kathmandu in anticipation of the vote, waving red hammer-and-sickle flags as dour King Gyanendra awaited his fate in the pink concrete palace that dominates the city's center.
He finally learned the fate of his throne late in the day when, as expected, the newly elected Constituent Assembly declared the country a republic and abolished the monarchy by a vote of 560 to 4. The assembly's 37 other members were not present.
And then the guys on the bikes drove by and bombed!
Pffffttt!
"We have entered a new era today," said Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala, calling Nepal's rebirth as a republic "the dream of the whole nation."
There was no immediate reaction from the 61-year-old king, who has remained silent in recent months as it became apparent that his days on the throne were numbered.
I think we got his reaction, don't you?
He now has 15 days to quit the 1970s-era palace and move to his large private residence in the city - or face the possibility of being removed by force.
Oooooh, I just got a woody! Sort of like the idea for AmeriKa, don't you, readers?
As word of the republic's declaration spread through Kathmandu, groups of celebrating young men yelled in the streets and set off firecrackers.
"The people in Nepal have defeated the autocrat Gyanendra," said Gopal Thapa, a 23-year-old supporter of the Maoists, the former rebels. "Nepal is now the people's republic."
All around him, a crowd celebrating outside the convention center, where the vote was held, chanted "Long live the republic!" and denounced Gyanendra as a thief.
And then the guys on the bikes drove by and bombed! CUI BONO?
Not since the Shah of Iran was deposed in the bloody 1979 Islamic revolution has one of the world's monarchs been forced from his throne.
But while the end of Nepal's royal dynasty may have come in a peaceful vote, the stage for the monarchy's demise was set by a communist insurgency that bled Nepal for a decade, and a 2001 palace massacre in which a gunman, allegedly the crown prince, assassinated King Birendra and much of the royal family before killing himself.
Notice how the U.S. and its invasions don't "bleed" people, readers?
And does that assassination ever stink to high heaven. CUI BONO?
Gyanendra then assumed the throne.
Oh, STINK!!!
His 2005 seizure of power from a civilian government only made matters worse. He said he needed total authority to crush the Maoists, but he quickly began locking up peaceful opponents and found himself beset by an intensifying insurgency and a faltering economy.
These guys are all the same!!!!
A year later, weeks of massive protests forced Gyanendra to restore democracy, after which the Maoists came out of the bush and began peace talks.
Somehow I didn't see much of those protests in my Zionist-controlled AmeriKan War Daili.... awww, never mind!!!
An interim government, meanwhile, slowly stripped away the trappings of a kingdom. Gyanendra lost command of the army, his portrait was replaced by Mount Everest on the currency, the word "royal" removed from the name of the national airline, and references to the king were dropped from the national anthem."
Population to King: "Get lost!!"
Hence the CUI BONO car bombs!!!!
