Confiscations in Nepal

The monarchy’s palaces confiscated

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On the situation in Nepal, where recently seven royal palaces have been confiscated by the authority, (including the Narayanhity of Kathmandu, the palace where King Gyanedra lives and where he can still live “till the next decision of the government”), the Partito della Alternativa Monarchica (Italian Party of the Monarchist Alternative), belives that the comunist’s party way of acting is quite out of proportion: all comunist regimes (as such) collapsed economically - of the four formally remaining, two- shifted to a capitalist dictatorship (China and Vietnam),- and the other two are ruined countries- (Cuba- and North Corea).-

In- short, the ideology failed to deliver any social well being and was a disaster- economically. What- leads to the inevitable conclusion that- all communists (and- most left wing parties)- are either totally stupid (in the- medical sense of the word) or are unexcrupulous explorers of the naivety of the- ignorant people.

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