For the past few years the international community has harbored this fear that the Maoists might turn Nepal into a Cambodia. This revolution will prevent that from happening. This revolution will guarantee that Nepal will not be turned into a Cambodia. There will be no genocide, instead there will be democracy. And that is a huge reason right there as to why the intenational community should rally behind this revolution. The time to get behind is now, before the victory. Victory is near. But we need you now, before it has happened.
Six martyrs are six too many. We don't want any more martyrs. The more strongly you support us now, the more openly you support us now, faster will the police and the army switch sides. And lesser the chance of this revolution having to sacrifice more lives. Each martyr is a son a mother will no longer have, a daughter a mother will no longer have. A martyr might be a husband, a father. A student. This revolution does not want any more martyrs, if it ever wanted any. Help us by supporting us openly and overwhelmingly. All of you have tried over months to try and talk sense into a dictator. And you have failed, and the Nepali people have watched you fail. The revolution is the final weapon at the people's disposal, and they have taken it out. In their hearts they supported you in your efforts. Now you need to pay back. You need to support the Nepali people as they brave the streets.
They brave the streets not because the outcome is smooth and clear and painless. They just don't care anymore. They have been pushed to the edge. And they have decided, no more, no more.
You need to support their desperation, their idealism, their foolhardiness, their bravery, their recklessness, their abandon. You need to support their song of freedom.
For your support you will be remembered. One person's memory might last only a lifetime. But a people, a country will remember you forever. And so support with all you can. Speak up. Speak your mind. Reveal your heart. Don't stay silent.
We want to give this regime one big, decisive blow, so there is least possible disruption, so there is least possible violence. The more openly you support us now, greater the chance that this revolution will be peaceful. We are not after Gyanendra Shaha's life, we are just after the institution of monarchy.
China does not have a monarchy, India does not have one, America does not have one. And each of you know why. The people of Nepal do not feel the need to explain to you as to why the monarchy in Nepal has to be ended also.
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The revolution is going to declare a government formed, and when that happens, all foreign powers have to immediately recognize that government, as the interim, legitimate government of Nepal. There can be absolutely no delay. If you delay, you will give reason to leftover elements, pockets of armed gangsters in either the police or the army or both, to engage in some sporadic, last ditch violence. We want to prevent that. And your help will be crucial at that stage. So write up your statements now. Stand at the ready.
Then there will be a massive jubilation. And we would like for you to celebrate with us.
And then the seven party government will hold peace talks with the Maoists. At that point we will need lots of help. You have invested tens of millions of dollars in military aid for peace. Maybe you will invest half that amount for peace.
Maybe the two armies will be integrated. Likely both will be dismantled. And if both be dismantled, the transition for all the armed soldiers will have to be made smooth. They should not suddenly become jobless. Instead they should find a smooth transition into the private sector of the economy. At that point you will hopefully help.
A lot of money will come just from selling all the weaponry. But that will not be enough. And it is hoped you will help. You will stay engaged in each stage of the peace process. And you will invest in peace if investment be asked for.
You are participating in history being made. This is fortunate.
Stand by. The people are on.
Can't you just smell it? It is the smell of victory.
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