Blogdai disillusioned by the promise of decisiveness by the political parties in Nepal.
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I read Blog dai’s post on this. Disillusioned? No. I saw the article as coming from a tired yet insightful Blog dai. The article correctly predicted the outcome with almost uncanny accuracy.
Why is Blog dai tired in my opinion? I think because if one were to look back at the last few years of postings, one would see that Blog dai has been warning Nepalese about this problem for long time. Why give good advice when no one listens?