Last week, a major flood struck Nepal’s Nuwakot District...

07:49:00 04.09.2026

Last week, a major flood struck Nepal’s Nuwakot District, sweeping away numerous high-rise buildings and houses. Yet amid this disaster, one green-colored house remained standing, thanks to a combination of sturdy engineering, strategic positioning, and local geography. It appeared to be nothing more than a small house of little significance, especially when compared with the large buildings surrounding it. From the outside, no one would have thought that the house was anything special. But when the flood came and swept away all the large buildings and houses around it, it became clear that this was no ordinary house. It did not collapse like the others because it had been built on very strong foundations.

Political movements are no different in this regard. During calm and peaceful times, political parties with vast material resources and enormous organizational strength can seem invincible, while small, resource-poor, marginalized political movements are dismissed as “unrealistic” or “extremist.” But when the “flood” comes, it will become much clearer to everyone which political structure will remain standing in such circumstances. They will see that the small political force with deep ideological foundations, built through unwavering will and dedication, will remain standing when the large political forces built on money and lies collapse like a house of cards. That “flood” will sweep them away into the trash bin of history, just as the flood in Nepal swept buildings with weak foundations toward the abyss...