...[F]ather and son have traveled the country to explain to its 670,000 people why the nation should embrace democracy.He's right, but the solution he's proposing comes with its own huge hazards.
“The former king said, ‘Today you have a good king, but what if you have a bad king tomorrow?’ ” said Kinley Dorji, managing director of Kuensel, the national newspaper.
Best wishes, though.
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It's so much easier to depose a king than an institutionalized socialist orthodoxy complete with dependent client voters. They will rue the day.
OC
OC: That's my thinking, too. I think their Gross National Happiness metric is gonna get screwed.
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