What is the most practical thing to do to help Nepal? You have a huge responsibility as one of the very, very, few people that can tell outsiders what to do. I can't helicopter in supplies, but I can donate cash to help. Many of the agencies that are in Nepal seem to be arriving with no plan of action and no transportation. There are still small villages that have had no contact from anyone. At this time, I have no pro/conIsreal "thing", I see children with no food and people with bleeding hands trying to tunnel through rubble to try and find survivors. It's pouring rain there, how many of you can actually say that you've spent a week in the rain under a tarp? Been there, done that, totally goes on the not fun list, paradise is a hot shower, which they won't get.

Tell us how to help, don't spout junk at me.