poisoned food, constant surveillance, water shortages/impending data centers, climate collapse; it's all intentional in keeping us in a constant sick state of fear, anxiety and panic. if these things don't kill us first, the constant high stress will
The most brutal part of poverty is how much of your life it consumes. Waiting for buses. Sitting in laundromats. Hunting for the cheapest groceries. Taking extra trips just to save a few dollars. Filling out endless forms. Being poor is a second job nobody pays you for.
Still can’t believe people lost their minds over the “40 beheaded babies” and “babies in the ovens” fake stories, then went silent while Palestinian and Lebanese children were being blown apart in real time.
Nobody wants a city on Mars. Nobody wants AI in every app. Nobody wants data centers in space. Nobody wants humanoid robots or flying cars.
We want clean water. We want a stable climate. We want a habitable planet. We want wildlife to survive. We want to live.
Unlike in the 2015 earthquake, the developed world is complicit in the catastrophic flood in Nepal this year. Nepal has met its climate commitments; the developed world generally hasn’t. They (including Canada) should pay for rescue and rebuilding. It’s time for climate justice.
Catastrophic floods, snow and mudslides have struck the Andes region, with Chile, Peru and Bolivia all badly hit. Peru's president has declared a state of emergency as experts warn that up to 1.2 million people could be affected.
Al Jazeera's @lucianewman reports.
Fires in Algeria, Nepal is drowning, Cuba isolated by Trump, Mali (my motherland) invaded by terrorists, western countries entering its recession, AI everywhere, multiple genocides, espstein files…. I wonder how some ppl can sleep at night, I’m constantly anxious and sad.
im privileged to have a home and a bed to sleep in tonight i genuinely cant imagine what the people who lost everything are going through right now :((
Heartbreaking stories from Nepal of those who survived the catastrophe. 💔
This man from Rasuwa, Betrawati, lost Rs 25 lakhs, along with all his gold and silver, which he had carefully kept for the treatment of his wife, who is suffering from kidney failure and is currently admitted to a hospital.
For him, this is not just a financial loss—it is a question of his wife’s survival and treatment.
There must be many such heartbreaking stories of survivors who have lost everything. Kindly help this man in whatever way possible, @NepaliArmyHQ. 🙏
Please amplify this so that help reaches him. 🙏