First it was the King, then the Chief of Army, now the President and who is next?? The Maoists are forcefully trying to move forward by getting rid of or threatening to get rid of anyone who disagrees with their belief and totalitarian behavior. Currently they are in the process of capturing the state and bringing all institutions under their command and control. The only one institution that could oppose their radical movement is the Nepal Army headed by Mr. Katawal as the Chief and the Maoists are desperate to get rid of him and are putting all their might at work to do so. Despite the fact that all other political parties including the parties that are their collation partners in the government have opposed the sacking of the army chief, the Maoists still are pushing hard to get through with their intentions. Ignorant, Dr. Bhattarai, a senior Maoist leader at a public appearance threatened the President using foul language and terms. These Maoists do not even have the manners to appropriately address people. They think they are the almighty, when in reality, if one of the collation party pulls it’s support out, they are no longer the government and leading such a government with one foot on a boat and the other on a banana split they think and behave like they are in absolute majority. The Maoists have to learn to be civilized first, they can’t just go on with the way they are, being disrespectful to others and always wanting their own way out. As the government of the country, they argue with other parties and when opposed they threat to go back to the jungles, they were addressing the President of the country from a open theater and were saying, “if you defy us we will kick you out.” Are the Maoists ever going to change or are we always going have a “jungle rule” with these uncivilized terrorists ruling as dictators with absolute no opposition of any kind whatsoever. It is horrifying, but a bitter reality that the Maoists of Nepal are still listed on the terror watch list by the United Sates Government the ones fighting terrorism worldwide.