On/Off the Record
By P.R. Pradhan
Thanks to social media for the report about the media syndicate in the country. Those media houses, politicians, and intellectuals funded by the Open Society of George Soros are the talk of the town. It is confirmed that those media, intellectuals, and politicians who are advocating for secularism, federalism, and republicanism are either funded by the Society or other INGOs. Since the 1990 people’s movement, INGO activities have increased enormously. The 2006 April uprising was the result of a joint initiative of the Indo-West Christians’ alliance. High-ranking Indian Christian officials in the South Block and RAW were the main designers of the 12-point agreement. This agreement was explored by the Indian bureaucrats in collaboration with the Western powers to destroy Nepal and Nepali civilization. Today, we are witnessing the games that are taking place in the country.
Leaders from the big political parties, big media houses and influential intellectuals are enjoying George Soros or else’s funding and acting against the nation’s interests. This is an open secret that they are serving their bosses who pay for them.
Now, it has been proved that the nation’s economy cannot bear the expenditure for the operation of the provincial structures. The nation’s economy has been ruined. Except for an incline in the remittance revenue, all other economic indicators are negative. Recently, former finance ministers Yubraj Khatiwada and Bishnu Poudel have remarked that the economy is close to the Sri Lankan economic crash. All the correction measures have failed, they have committed it publicly. How it happened and what is the remedy, they are unable to speak. Understandably, they cannot speak against the federalism imposed by the Indo-West powers. The nation’s economy has gone negative due to the increase in the expenditure side for the functioning of the seven provinces and 753 local bodies. As the finance ministry is running under debt and is raising debts from the general public from the first month of the current fiscal year to run the government, the economy is likely to face an accident. Commercial banks are unable to release loans, local industries are unable to take loans from the banks, and imports are declined. This is the result of imposing excessive taxation on goods. The government is compelled to increase taxation revenue to meet the general sector expenditure but the taxpayers are unable to take further tax burden on them.
The Indo-West plan for destroying the Nepali economy has been successful. If the politicos, who love the nation, get rid of the present economic crisis, the provincial structure must be scrapped as soon as possible. We must understand that self relined economy is essential to foster democracy, national sovereignty and national indivility.
Talking about the national sovereignty and indivisibility, the Indians are openly challenging us. Just last week, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Gunji in the Byas Rural Municipality of the Darchula District. Gunji is a village in the Kalapani territory encroached by India. Until now, the Indian puppet government, which is concerned about prolonging the tenure of the coalition government, has not spoken a single word against Modi’s visit to the Nepali territory without informing the Nepal government. The Indians have intensified activities in the Nepali soil presently occupied by Indians demonstrating their imperialistic and hegemonic character against the neighbouring country. Whether it is in opposition or the ruling parties, all are the signatories of the 12-point Delhi agreement, who believe Indians are their bosses and they are happy to become India’s slaves. Even when national sovereignty and indivisibility have been challenged, they all are unable to speak.
Citizens are divided into two groups – one is in power and organizing daylight loot and the other is under their rule but extremely dissatisfied with those in power. They are hitting the streets against those in power. Gradually, the street agitation is gaining momentum and perhaps very soon, they will be able to gather all the dissatisfied people in one place creating a storm against all the anomalies.
The views expressed in this article are the author’s own and do not necessarily reflect People’s Review’s editorial stance.
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