Will US Respect Democratic Will of Nepal Electorate?


	Will US Respect Democratic Will of Nepal Electorate?

righthand

4-23-2008 6:32 PM

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nepal, usa, election, democracy, politics, government

righthand says:

They didn't respect the democratic will of Gazan when they elected Hamas to rule. Both have in common been on the US list of terrorist groups. Just like Nelson Mandela still is! Will the US now conspire to undo the democratic will of the Nepalese like they did with Hamas?

The US record with apartheid South Africa hasn't been forgotten either. Looking to Israel is a good reminder daily.

Is there a guaranteed of being democratically elected to have your party listed as a terrorist group by the USA?

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