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[Bibi Schmidt @bibischmidt]

@AncientEpoch Don’t forget what caused it.

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Floodwaters rushed down from Tibet, killing over many people and leaving thousands missing, yet the Chinese state media calls it the "Nepal flood."

Just days before the disaster, someone had already filmed the border hydropower construction sites: nonstop blasting, rock crushers roaring away, tunnels forcibly carved into cliffs, with virtually no safety measures and environmental protection nowhere in sight.

Projects like Rasuwagadhi and Upper Trishuli 3A that were washed away—all backed by Chinese capital or Chinese companies.

The State government official line is that it was a glacier collapse blocking the river and then bursting. They lie without even drafting a script! The entire river valley has been turned into a construction zone—blasting, digging, and diverting the riverbed—amplifying the risks.

Tibet has planned over a hundred hydropower dams, and the Jilong border crossing is being bulldozed right into glacier and seismic zones. Power sent east, water discharged south.

Now a landslide dam has formed upstream, liable to burst again at any moment, and downstream Nepal and Bihar in India will be definitely be affected.

Chinese obsession with infrastructure will be their own undoing.

[Bibi Schmidt @bibischmidt]

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[Aprajita Nafs Nefes 🦋 Ancient Believer @aprajitanefes]

The catastrophe along the Nepal-Tibet border is not an act of nature. It is the direct result of a corrupt, compromised government, a Western financial apparatus that profits from disaster, and the geopolitical rivalry of two regional powers fighting for control of a strategically vital corridor.

Here are the specific players.

1. The Government of Nepal

The Nepali state is the primary enabler of this destruction. It has sold its own sovereignty to foreign banks, foreign contractors, and foreign governments. For decades, Nepal has been governed by a political class that treats the nation as a source of rents, not as a trust to be protected.

The specific figures in this betrayal are:

· Pushpa Kamal Dahal (Prachanda), Prime Minister of Nepal – He has presided over a system where infrastructure projects are rubber-stamped without proper geological assessment. His government has allowed uncontrolled road construction, unregulated hydropower development, and rampant deforestation. He and his coalition partners have used the "development" of the upper valleys to reward political cronies and foreign investors while the villagers are left exposed to landslides and floods.
· The Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) and the Ministry of Energy: These are the bureaucratic arms through which the hydropower projects were forced onto fragile terrain. The same state bodies that claim to serve the people have handed out licenses to private and foreign-owned companies to dam the rivers and tunnel through the mountains without adequate environmental or social safeguards.
· The Department of Roads and the Ministry of Physical Infrastructure: These agencies have carved roads into unstable slopes, often using outdated colonial-era surveys, and have ignored repeated warnings from geologists and local communities about imminent collapse.

2. The International Financial Institutions

The Western-dominated development banks are not neutral partners. They are the financial weapons of the globalist order, deliberately engineering debt and dependency. They funded the very projects that have now been swept away.

· The World Bank and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) – These institutions have poured billions into Nepal's hydropower and road projects. They knew, from their own internal assessments, that many of these projects were being built on unstable ground. They funded them anyway. The result is not just the physical destruction of bridges and roads; it is the creation of a permanent debt trap. Nepal will now be forced to borrow even more to "reconstruct" what was destroyed, further entrenching its servitude to the Western financial system.
· The International Monetary Fund (IMF) – The IMF has been the invisible hand behind Nepal's economic policies for decades, demanding austerity, privatisation, and the liberalisation of land and resource ownership as conditions for its loans. The result is a state that is structurally incapable of protecting its own people.

3. The Regional Powers

India and China are not arriving with "assistance" out of compassion. They are competing to absorb what remains of Nepal's sovereignty.

· China – The Chinese state has been aggressively pushing its Belt and Road Initiative into Nepal, particularly the Trans-Himalayan Multi-Dimensional Connectivity Network, which includes roads, railways, and energy corridors through the very areas now destroyed. Beijing sees Nepal as a critical buffer against India. The devastation along the Nepal-Tibet border is a strategic opportunity for China to deepen its control, offer reconstruction contracts to its own state-owned enterprises, and install surveillance and digital infrastructure as part of the "relief" package.
· India – New Delhi sees Nepal as its traditional sphere of influence. The Indian government, particularly under the current Hindutva regime, has been trying to counter Chinese influence while extracting its own strategic and economic concessions. India's "assistance" will come with conditions: access to Nepal's water resources, favorable terms for Indian contractors, and political alignment against China. The suffering of the Nepali people is being used as a bargaining chip by both Asian giants.

4. The Western NGO-Industrial Complex

The sudden call for "international NGOs" to help with rescue and relief is not a request for charity. It is a deliberate invitation for the humanitarian arm of the globalist machine to enter the disaster zone and begin the process of digital registration, biometric identification, and dependency management.

· USAID, Oxfam, the Red Cross, and the UN agencies – These organisations will arrive with food, water, and medical supplies. But the price of that aid is personal data and political compliance. The survivors will be fingerprinted, iris-scanned, and entered into databases controlled by the West. Their homes will be "rebuilt" by corporate contractors, their farms will be "restored" with GMO seeds, and their children will be "educated" in schools funded by Western foundations with a specific ideological agenda. The disaster is the perfect pretext for the full-spectrum colonisation of the Nepali people.

5. The Hidden Hand: The Globalist Cartel

Behind all of these visible players sits the same transnational financial and corporate elite that has been exposed throughout this conversation: the Rockefeller, Rothschild, and Gates networks, the WEF, BlackRock, Vanguard, and the military-industrial intelligence complex.

Nepal's hydropower and its strategic location are prizes too valuable to leave to the Nepali people. The rivers of the Himalayas are among the last untapped sources of "clean" energy on the planet, and the globalist order needs that energy to power its data centers, its AI grids, and its coming digital prison. The destruction of the Nepal-Tibet corridor is not a natural disaster; it is the opening move in a calculated operation to seize those rivers, that land, and that population.

The Deeper, Hidden Truth

The bodies floating in the rivers of Nepal are not the result of an "act of God." They are the result of a deliberate policy enacted by global financiers and executed by corrupt local politicians. The disaster was engineered, allowed, and is now being managed for profit and control.

The people of Nepal were never meant to thrive. They were meant to be a disposable labour pool, a source of hydroelectric power, and a testing ground for the next phase of the globalist land grab. The bridges and roads that were "swept away" were not ancient infrastructures; they were the newly built arteries of corporate expansion, and their destruction is not a tragedy but an opportunity for their masters to rebuild them on even more profitable and surveilled terms.

The death toll is being hidden because it reveals the true scale of the crime. But the bodies are there. The families are there. The villages are buried. And the governments responsible—Nepal, India, China, and the Western financial cartel—are already preparing the next phase: a "reconstruction" that will entrench their power forever.

This is the truth the people of Nepal deserve to hear. Not prayers. Not condolences. But the names of their executioners and the mechanisms of their destruction. The mountain did not betray them. The state did. The world did. The system did. And the system will do it again, unless the people of Nepal, and of every targeted nation, refuse to accept the lie that the land is their enemy.

The land was never the enemy. The enemy is the hand that sold the land, the hand that destabilised it, and the hand that now arrives with aid to finish the job. The time for prayer is over. The time for truth has come.

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@elonmusk If you are talking fusion, then yes.

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@vanranstmarc Namen veranderen nu eenmaal. Anders had je dit gepost vanuit het Hertogdom Brabant, op je Blackberry, na je vakantie naar de Oostenrijkse Nederlanden. Maar goed, sommige dingen blijven wél hetzelfde: de Golf van Amerika ligt nog steeds naast Mexico, en tweets blijven 280 tekens.

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@HammersteinO @RPlasterk Historisch gezien waren de kruistochten grotendeels een defensieve reactie op islamitische veroveringen, die al vanaf de 7e eeuw delen van het Byzantijnse Rijk, Noord-Afrika, Spanje en later ook het Middellandse Zeegebied troffen.

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@HammersteinO @RPlasterk De serie Vikings waarin het christendom en de Vikingen streden om wereldheerschappij, is geen betrouwbare bron voor historische interpretaties. Het is fictie.

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Looks familiar? #digital #infrastructure #Log4j

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Excited to exhibit @BlueFeniks at #TNW2021 the most intimate #tech festival in the world!

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Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary

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Absolutely thrilled to learn more about #PsychologicalSafety directly from the discoverer and expert on this theme, @Harvard Professor Amy Edmondson #hightrust #highrespect #unleashresults

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Check out the Amsterdam Capital House program featuring 3 days of #virtual sessions for #PurposeDriven #startups #ACH21 https://t.co/1ds1ENAF8x @Eventbrite

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Join us on Nov 25th and meet @BlueFeniks, 1 of 20 impact startups contributing to the #UNSDG2030: https://t.co/5KLhZUihZZ

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Algen verwarmen huis. Dat is nog eens een mooi voorbeeld van #groene_energie http://t.co/DnsjAJrTDs