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Nepal happenings thread Anonymous 08-09-25 17:39:25 No.2466084[View All]

https://www.bhaskarenglish.in/amp/international/news/gen-z-charge-nepals-anti-corruption-protesters-parliament-building-police-water-cannons-tear-gas-135868694.html

A thread dedicated to the inner happenings of the country of Napal, including the current anti corruption protests and the escalating government actions that have lead to 19 dead so far. Post all of your Nepal related discussions and info dumps here (at your own discretion of course).

409 posts and 114 image replies omitted.

Anonymous 13-09-25 08:15:15 No.2477511

>>2477486
It was at least a little bit communist before

Glownonymous 13-09-25 08:19:07 No.2477512

>>2477511
>Communism is when the parliament and firms replace their symbols for something redder
- Garlos Margs

Anonymous 13-09-25 08:22:31 No.2477517

>>2477333
me ne frego

Anonymous 13-09-25 08:30:09 No.2477520

>>2477471
Question! Will it hold? Or is this going to be another Sri Lanka?

Anonymous 13-09-25 08:43:20 No.2477533

>>2477512
It's just a little bit more communist than not having that yeah, not everything is either or anon

>>2477520
Well they got what they wanted so I don't see why not

Anonymous 13-09-25 10:22:46 No.2477585

>>2477471
Hindu neolib. Hardly unexpected result. Anyone who thinks every outbreak of "public outrage" is of a proletarian character is a moron. The whole "GenZ" movement stunk of petty bourgeois.

Glownonymous 13-09-25 11:37:46 No.2477622

>>2477533
>It's just a little bit more communist than not having that yeah
Don't drop out of elementary school, you can't risk it

Anonymous 13-09-25 11:45:18 No.2477626

Imagine if the nepalese civil war was named "the gen x revolution" back then. Is this peak genpol, are people so stupid to forget they age?

Anonymous 13-09-25 11:49:50 No.2477629

>>2477622
It's ok to admit when you're wrong anon, you were cheering for the neolib uprising and now you've got egg on your face. No need to get all pissy about lol

Anonymous 13-09-25 11:52:59 No.2477630

Why the parties can't execute the neoliberals ?.

Anonymous 13-09-25 12:47:15 No.2477659

>>2477630
Because it is unconstitutional obviously lol

Anonymous 13-09-25 13:00:26 No.2477665

>>2477630
I'm only a casual observer, but my understanding is the Maoists never had enough popularity to easily win that kind of civil war so decided to go to electoralism.

I can't really blame them as it wasn't like they were getting enough outside support to attempt to shift to a socialist economy.

Anonymous 13-09-25 13:00:43 No.2477666

>>2477659
Gotta make sure that the constitution is respected guys, we just wanna get rid of the corruption, end corruption!! That is the slogan of the people

Anonymous 13-09-25 13:12:46 No.2477672

>>2477665
Maoists were literally winning the civil war but backed down when the UN threatened to intervene on behalf of the monarchy using the Chinese and Indian armies. Prachanda threw away anything that separated him from the Eurocommunists in UML and United Socialists.

Anonymous 13-09-25 13:15:09 No.2477674

At least with Venezuela you could argue they used the oil to enrich their neighbors and defend against American imperialism, what the fuck have UML, Maoist Centre, or United Socialists have done for anyone other than their own parliamentary cliques and families since 2006? This petit bourg rioting and Indian puppet government is their fault.

Anonymous 13-09-25 13:24:53 No.2477681

I think the reason why China doesn't give a shit (aside from the usual reasons) is mostly because they consider Nepal and other south asian countries as apart of Indias "sphere of influence" so as a result they are probably reluctant to do anything there. Only reason they support Pakistan is because Pakistan is strong enough to be a mostly independent country without being pushed around by India unlike Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, etc…

Anonymous 13-09-25 13:54:24 No.2477705

>>2477681
lol

Anonymous 13-09-25 13:56:20 No.2477706

guys, let's make a discord server so we can vote on who gets to be the president of the united states

we really believe in fighting for the people and removing the bad politicians from power, we just want the best for the united states, so it will be legimitate

Anonymous 13-09-25 15:08:04 No.2477768

>>2477672
reminder eurocommunism isn't real and basically saying otherwise is a stalin apologist mass holodomor now get back to voting bootlicker

Anonymous 13-09-25 15:43:15 No.2477802

>>2477533
>Well they got what they wanted so I don't see why not
1) the woman was elected because they see in her an incorruptible figure.
b) they corrupted the institutions by forcing the institutions to accept the election of a high-rank political under discord, which cannot be scrutinized, cannot be audited, and it's not even part of the state.

once they feel that woman isn't doing at all what they wanted, they are going to snap out of it and resume the violence.

Anonymous 13-09-25 16:05:18 No.2477815

>>2477706
and of course! it won't be a glow up!

Anonymous 13-09-25 16:07:12 No.2477817

>>2477622
>>2477512
suck to suck when the glowops you cheered elects someone who isn't communist, isn't it?

Anonymous 13-09-25 16:35:20 No.2477845

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meanwhile: Kaja "the communist Soviet regime treated us badly" Kallas.
the "it's not a glowop" crowd ITT, second pic.
tankies undefeated

Anonymous 13-09-25 17:00:30 No.2477867

>>2477517
you cared. you replied 😘

Anonymous 13-09-25 17:07:21 No.2477872

>>2477802
Yeah yeah I'm not saying it'll stay like this forever, but the situation seems stabalized/ing rn, it could take months or years for things to pick up again

Anonymous 13-09-25 18:04:29 No.2477970

>>2477845
>tankies undefeated
If you only care about being correct in “the discourse” sure, but actual ground events? You guys are like the Chicago Bears or Cleveland Browns

Anonymous 13-09-25 18:06:29 No.2477976

>>2477970
Communist Party of China mogs you

Anonymous 13-09-25 18:07:53 No.2477978

>>2477976
The CPC cannot really be called tankies lmao

General Niggnin!7MGHd/e/GM 13-09-25 18:08:56 No.2477980

Nepal is another example why reformism doesn’t work

Anonymous 13-09-25 18:13:21 No.2477987

Nepal along with Syria makes me lose hope in modern anarchists.

Literally the State lost control on a national scale in these 2 cases, and rather than building the alternative they vote for a new government.

Why? Because anarchists are failing in the education and leadership department. The masses will do what they are accustomed to, which is a “democratic” government.

Anonymous 13-09-25 18:16:22 No.2477993

>>2477970
>If you only care about being correct
as in opposition to only care to being wrong at the face of the events?
>but actual ground events
I've already posted many of the "ground events" ITT: no communist movement behind the on-ground protesters (no visible or photos of them during the protests), no communist around the protests or burning the national assembly, the flag raised on the burning governmental building was the One Piece flag, didn't ask for more communism, no communist slogans or chants or goals by the One Piece crowd, no long term goals but rather a broad tent demand by the One Piece crowd that signals a full-color revolution, USAID related NGO "Hami Nepal", Primer Minister elected in fucking ԁіѕcоrԁ, a western glowsite that has been used by feds to raid whatever thing that threatens their precious state, without following the institutional order in Nepal, a woman that the monarchist party backed her up when she was removed in 2017.

did I miss something or can you add some "ground" events.

Anonymous 13-09-25 18:19:11 No.2477998

>>2477993
Again, you’re correct but you aren’t actually on the ground changing anything. Nobody cares that it’s a counter revolution only that the prices of commodities they personally consume are going up

Anonymous 13-09-25 19:29:33 No.2478159

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I have heard nothing but bad things about the "communist" government in Nepal. But this Gen-Z revolution shit seems just as farcical. Seriously, holding elections on fucking discord?

Anonymous 13-09-25 19:48:11 No.2478215

>>2478159
Ehyup, that just about sums it up.

Anonymous 13-09-25 19:55:00 No.2478236

>>2478159
half of the things you hear from that government I bet it comes from:
ex-pats linked to the monarchy state.
western NGOs.
and Nepsanos.

Anonymous 13-09-25 19:59:04 No.2478246

Wow, people are anti-communist after decades of "communist" neoliberalism? No way!

Anonymous 13-09-25 20:03:59 No.2478256

>>2478246
Yeah, and that makes it hunky dory to conduct elections through fedcord? No way!

Anonymous 13-09-25 20:07:45 No.2478262

"neoliberalism"
name one state-owned company privatized.
one.

radlibs love to throw buzzwords they don't comprehend and then come in pretending they are communists

Glownonymous 13-09-25 20:09:15 No.2478266

>>2478246
>>2478256
We're not doing this retarded fucking "who can lose the best" shit again.
Step back, take a breath, consult theory, figure out how you can contribute better to the analysis/discussion.

Glownonymous 13-09-25 20:27:21 No.2478295

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>>2478262
the zoomers saved Nepal from the neoliberal reformers

Anonymous 13-09-25 20:30:12 No.2478304

>>2478295
Yup, it was a color revolution. Not like the regime that came before it was any better, but this whole situations a shitburger.

Anonymous 13-09-25 20:45:03 No.2478338

so no answer on how many state-owned enterprises were neoliberlized, huh?
just a reform bill from a 1994 law.
>zoomers saved Nepal from the neoliberal reformers
>source:
>I was told in a dream.
lmao

Anonymous 13-09-25 21:18:58 No.2478410

>>2477471
I thought the discord thing was a joke.

Anonymous 13-09-25 22:12:09 No.2478537

>>2478304
If this doesn't compel the Nepalese communists to unite and launch a real revolution, I don't know. No hope and Maoism was a mistake.

General Niggnin!7MGHd/e/GM 13-09-25 22:16:11 No.2478547

Who thought making a political system through discord was a good idea?
If it was it’s own app or even website it would’ve been better, discord could’ve literally taken the server down at any point and probably would’ve. I understand that maybe in a very short term organization scale discord could be used but for elections is braindead. Again it was nuked so who cares

Anonymous 13-09-25 23:26:59 No.2478710

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LOOOOOOOL
Take a guess who also congratulated the color revolution.
Fucking pig dalai pig lama:
https://www.dalailama.com/news/congratulating-the-new-prime-minister-of-nepal

Anonymous 13-09-25 23:34:04 No.2478732

>>2466334
>>2467817
>>2467170
Accepting your apologies at your leisure.

Anonymous 13-09-25 23:43:17 No.2478751

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>>2478547
>I understand that maybe in a very short term organization scale discord could be used
don't. in the west you and your group are gonna get yourself arrested and tied up like tamales.

Anonymous 13-09-25 23:51:58 No.2478764

https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20250912-from-discord-to-bitchat-tech-at-the-heart-of-nepal-protests

From Discord to Bitchat, tech at the heart of Nepal protests

<Kathmandu (AFP) – From sparking protests that toppled the prime minister to giving young people a platform to discuss their country's political future, social media was key to Nepal's extraordinary uprising this week.

Anonymous 14-09-25 00:01:35 No.2478777

gen z revolution, discord, chinese cartoons, our favourite brands like coco cola this is so inspirational

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