Rasssuu

Trust the process.

[नेपालको सत्य @thenepalitruth]

GenZ are claiming Prachanda Biplav and his gang are behind all these swift and prompt vandalisation of public properties. Not even a single maoist leader houses targeted, this looks plausible.

[Tridev Gurung @tridevgurung]

THIS IS NOT GEN Z

[Aalok Subedi @thektmduke]

Not only a jhole anymore!

[Balen Shah @ShahBalen]

तेरो भरौटेहरूको पो बा भइस् ।

साँच्चै नै कहिले बा हुन पाएको भए पो छोरा छोरीको मृत्युको पीडा बुज्थिस ।

यस्तो आतङ्क वाद यो विश्वले कहिले देखेको थिएन ।

त नेता त के मान्छे पनि बन्न सकेनस, आतङ्क बादी होस ।

#kpoliisterriorist

[Pop Base @PopBase]

People in Nepal, including children, have been killed by police and security forces in Gen Z-led protests against government corruption.

Despite the purpose of the demonstrations, international media headlines have reduced them to merely protests over the country’s ongoing social media ban.

[कजिनी @MissusRTT]

Stop asking for their resignation. That’s like letting em easy. Push for and end to this ever-lingering impunity now.

They should be tried and jailed. They’ve got blood of kids on their hands. It coulda been anybody’s kid.

[Upen Singh🇳🇵 @upen_singh1_]

��िनिहरुमाथी अनुसन्धान र कार्वाही हुनै पर्छ ।

[sads @_saddicted]

Don’t let them hide the evidence
https://t.co/73oRyxJmOc

[Ronald @ronald_sanjj]

You know what’s saddening? We protesting to the same political leaders that our parents protested before.

They never got changed.

[sunny @thePiggsBoson]

It’s shameful to see international media framing Nepal’s Gen Z protest as merely against the social media ban. That’s not what it is about. The protest was—and still is—against a corrupt system, unchecked government privileges, and years of exploitation. Reducing it to just the ban is dishonest and insulting to the movement.

@BBCWorld @nytimes @guardian @dwnews @washingtonpost @CNN @Reuters

[𝚙𝚊𝚕 @palluboo]

THIS FIGHT WAS NOT AGAINST SOCIAL MEDIA BAN. PLEASE. RESPECT THE PEOPLE AND LITERAL CHILDREN WHO HAVE LOST THEIR LIVES FIGHTING AGAINST CORRUPTION.

[Tridev Gurung @tridevgurung]

21 CONFIRMED DEATHS

I urge international media to cover today’s events in Nepal. A peaceful, youth-led protest against corruption turned violent when police fired live bullets, killing 21. Government is trying to distort truth by framing protest as only about a social media ban.

[sads @_saddicted]

Prime minister of nepal @kpsharmaoli is killing students in uniform during a peaceful protest! @UNICEF @UN @OHCHRAsia @hrw @BBCWorld

[Tridev Gurung @tridevgurung]

URGENT SHARE NEEDED 🚨

• International media must cover Nepal
• Today’s peaceful protest was against CORRUPTION, not social media ban
• Reports of a possible full internet shutdown
• At least 21 killed, 600+ injured

Global coverage is vital so Nepali voices are not silenced

[Amrit Gurung @amritnepathya]

नाति पुस्तालाई गोली हान्न आदेश दिने … सबैप्रति धिक्कार छ 😢 🙏🏼

[Rasssuu @Toklachiyaa69]

@TheRonnieVShow Thank you for your service 💘💘

[amit @amitisinvesting]

one of the most IMPORTANT things about red days is that it really does reveal an investor’s character…

are you cursing people out? are you taking out your anger on loved ones? are you so annoyed you can’t function throughout the day?

or, are you humble enough to realize…

- in order to get massive gains, you have to go through the pain
- when the markets go up you aren’t the smartest investor in the world but when the markets go down you aren’t the dumbest either
- great companies will always be subject to the whims of algos within the market

there is a reason Buffet, Ackman, and Drucks are VERY humble with their wins…they know how hard it is but they also know they have had to go through GUT-WRENCHING pain to get those wins and don’t feel like the smartest or dumbest because of it.

being a good human being is what matters regardless of whatever the market is doing and the red days help to build that character.

[Rasssuu @Toklachiyaa69]

@KideedooCFC Damn after all these years