Patterns of Nepal's Terror Revealed

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Parties against this move China sends major funding and military equipment in

support of the Nepal Government and Royal Army US agrees to resume shipments

to the Nepal Royal Army with conditions. US Democrat Leahy says conditions are

neccesary becasue of the repressive nature of the Nepalese government. Leahy

also 'detests' the Maoists acts of kidnapping and extortion yet blames the King

for his actions that have made 'democracy more elusive.' US Government gives

$2.5 million to the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human

Rights (OHCHR) a major player in the Nepal crisis Maoists abduct a

development worker and loot communications equipment to be used in terror

activities December 2005 King Gyanendra Appoints a New Cabinet Nepal

Government hands over 2,234 Government run schools into the control of local

communities against the opposition of the Maoists Maoist's and the affiliated

Nepal Teachers Association (Revolutionary) forcibly shut down over 500 schools

and padlock the doors blocking access to students and non-Maoist teachers,

Maoists say schools will remain closed until the Government agrees to their 14

point demands Maoists force Allied Nepali Congress party, member of the 7

party alliance, to cancel any and all public rallies that do not include public

participation of the Maoists, Nepal Congress Party Rally is forcibly cancelled

at the point of the gun in the Baitadi district The Informal Sector Service

Center (INSEC) a Human rights Organization with ties to the UN, urges China,

India and the USA not to supply the Royal Nepal

Army and states that the 7 party 12 point agreement made with the Maoists is in

conformity with the commitment to democracy and human rights Ayurvedic

doctor shot to death and 8 schools shut down by Maoists in the Okhaldhunga

district Japan sends millions of dollars for infrastructure development

including enough vehicles to handle 80% of waste in the two cities of Kathmandu

and Lalitpur and 1,124,000,000 yen towards the 'Improvement of Water Supply

Facilities in Urban and Semi-urban areas New Nepalese Home Minister, Kamal

Thapa Reveals that an Important announcement will be made soon Indian Foriegn

Minister, Shyam Saran visits Nepal meets with Opposition and Government

representatives Maoists kill two Hindu civilians

and abduct 400 Us Ambassador to Nepal, James F Moriarty meets with the leader

of CPN (UML) Madhav Kumar Nepal Political Ally of the Maoist and member of

the 7 party alliance, topics of discussion not revealed Us Ambassador to

Nepal, James F Moriarty delivers US President Bush's private letter to the

King, contents not revealed US State Dept issues warning to Maoists and King

to 'Restore Democracy' and states that there should be no Private Armies in a

Democracy and that the Maoists are Terrorists and despite Mainstream media

claims, the Maoist truce was never maintained due to the thousands of

kidnappings and other belligerant acts of the Maoists including murders of

civilians and attacks on the Royal Nepal Army Important anncouncement is made

revealing that Democratic elections

will be held February 8 2006 'Analysts' issue statement that the unilateral

ceasefire called by the Maoists stands as good as ‘withdrawn’ in the wake of

recent political developments Nepal's Supreme Court rejects PIL (public

interest litigation) demanding the Government of Nepal to stop the upcoming

elections Maoists in Nepal announce their intentions to Murder any Candidates

and Election Workers involved in the elections. Maoists also promise to block

voters from particpation in the upcoming elections in 'Special Actions'

starting Janurary 26 2006 In the same Maoist Statement, the Maoist call upon

the UN to cut all links to the Nepal government and to cancel the Nepalese

Government's membership in the UN The above Maoist Statement also includes a

promise to the UN and all other International aid agencies that they will

respect

their rights and offer them protection Included in this statement by the

Maoists is an order to the UN to coordinate all its activities with the

Maoists. Explicit in this offer is the threat that the Moaist will return to

their policy of extortion and disruption to any that dont operate according to

its guidelines UN in Nepal representative, issues a Statement welcoming the

Maoists support for UN efforts in Nepal. UN Statement ignores the Maoist's

plans to murder election candidates and poll workers UN refuses to

participate in the upcoming elections stating they dont get involved in local

level elections and needed 6 months to prepare anyway British Ambassador

meets with leader of CPN (UML) Political Ally of the Maoist and member of the 7

party alliance, topics of discussion not revealed CPN (UML) announces plans

for massive

protests and other methods to disrupt the upcoming elections United Nations

Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) Chief in Nepal, Ian

Martin asks for 'clarification' from Maoists regarding threats of 'Special

Action' in reagrds to disrupting the Febuarary elections Government

authorizes Royal Nepal Army purchase of Helicopters from Russia December

22-24 2005 Maoist Terror leader Prachanda calls upon the International

community to sever all ties with the 'Fascist Imperialist Monarchy of Nepal'

US Democrat Senator from Vermont, Patrick Leahy says the day of reckoning is

fast approaching in Nepal, Claims,

"The municipal elections are no solution." Leahy says he is disappointed that

US trained Royal Nepal Army chief of staff, General Pyar Jung Thapa didn't

"learn that that the function of a modern, professional military is to protect

the rights and security of the people……," Leahy says he recognizes the acts of

extortion, looting, kidnapping and killing by the Maoists are wrong. Sees the

truce as just a tactic and that their Political Allies are self serving but

they are still the true representatives of Nepal's people. Despite all this,

Leahy blamed everything on the 'King's obstinacy and unpopularity.' Refering to

Maoists street provacateours as Pro-Democracy demonstrators, he says that the

Maoist truce was an opportunity for the Nepal Royal Army to put a break on the

King's 'Imperial Ambitions.' The

Democratic Senator from Vermont Patrick Leahy called upon the Bush

Administartion to deny US visas to all Nepal officials and their families and

support 'Democracy' with or without the 'Palace.' Leahy claims that the Maoist

grievances mirror the legitamate complaints of Nepal's people and that the

Maoist have opened the door a crack for the development of the establishment of

transparent democracy. He urges the International Community to lend its support

to the Maoist.Leahy also seconded the Maoist and Allied Parties 12 point

agreement stance to place Nepal's military under the supervision of the UN

Maoists terrorize 300 villagers who broke the padlocks placed by the Maoist on

their own homes , warning given that any who dare to break the locks will have

their houses burnt down. Maoists force villagers to act against the family of a

son who joined the Army Spokesperson of the Ekata Kendra Masal, Chitra Bahadur

KC says he is against his Party being allied with the Maoist. Claims the

alliance was formed solely on the personal desicion of its Chairman, Amik

Sherchan Maoist Terror Leader Prachanda issues a statement calling for a Feb

5-12 2006 strike and urging people to "revolt" against the "feudal rule" and

'Imperial Ambitions' of King Gyanendra, Crown Prince Paras and other royalists

and boycott the elections. All transport, shops and markets, educational

institutions, industries and offices will be shut down. Maoist Terror

Leader, Prachanda issues a call to a new strategy, "Party workers in the East,

look Westward and those in the West look Eastward and begin the March on

Kathmandu"

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