Millennials are now sandwiched between a generation that believes everything they read on WhatsApp and a generation that believes everything they see on Instagram.
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My analysis based on what I am seeing:
> I am all for accountability, free speech, and democracy. But the DS fingerprint in some things happening in India now is hard to miss.
> Not at all saying all the students, youngsters, and people protesting are anti-nationals or anything like that. Or trying to trivialize any issue.
> But we have to understand there's a huge hand in using India's internal issues to incite more and more youth to cause anarchy and regime change. This is happening right now.
> A movement was started online and remained online for months since the issue they are protesting for happened. Right?
> Yet, suddenly, now they are being encouraged to climax their protests with a parliament session so other groups can also be incited to using the bills being tabled like minorities, farmers, workers etc by spreading misinfo on the bills.
> They started with "we need accountability from authorities," then "govt needs to address the issue", then called for resignation of a minister, but now some are making the entire agenda against the PM and the whole government.
> Yes, in a large country of 1.5 billion issues happen, and when issues happen the govt must address the issues and be accountable. But if the entire govt has to brought down for a paper leak, accident, or because 1000 people protest, that's nothing but an attempt at regime change.
> Such attempts end up poorly for the country and its people. None of their existing issues get solved and things become only worse. Only the power and its DS that's orchestrating the regime change benefit. Just look at Nepal and Bangladesh now. India has to help them.
> Some of them are openly talking about Nepal kind of regime change happening, are making radical speeches, inciting the youth to make subversive comments and break the law. IMO, all this is being orchestrated from outside India and put into their heads by Indian acting accounts using SM.
> Social media, especially Meta platforms, Telegram, and Reddit, which were heavily utilized for regime change ops in Bangladesh and Nepal are being again used to do these psyops on the protestors. Incite our youth to join the protests. And radicalize them to act in subversive ways.
> These foreign SM platform algorithms seem to be showing only one sided content inciting even the most peaceful grandma at home scrolling through reels to start talking against the govt.
> People like me who do not even use Meta, and are outside India, when we go to some random video on Insta and scroll, I get to see some content telling me Modi is a Nazi and inciting me to fight the Indian govt in just a few swipes down. Why? Alarming.
Messi is at the bottom of the screen. There was an entire column of players when Messi hit the ball. Martinez was the 2nd from top.
Messi’s cross landed exactly on top of Martinez, he took the header and scored the goal. Such precision, in that tense situation, in injury time, makes Messi the greatest.
استفزيت الشخص الخطأ
تلاعبت بمصيرك امام الرجل الخطأ
بـ39 سنة .. او 49 سنة .. او 59 سنة
لو كررتها معه، سيكرر معك ذات ردة الفعل
ويركل أغلى منتخب في تاريخ الإنجليز خارج المونديال
بـ2 اسيست بقدمين مختلفة يشاهدها 11 مدافع
وكلهم عاجزين 🐐🩵 https://t.co/47kxQaaBf2
You can’t convince me life is just a series of coincidences. What do you mean Lionel Messi was randomly paired with a five-month-old baby after the baby’s family won a UNICEF raffle for a charity photoshoot while Messi played for Barcelona… and that baby grew up to be Lamine Yamal?
Lamine would go on to become one of the brightest young stars in soccer, wear the same No. 19 Messi wore for the same team when that photo was taken, and now, nearly two decades later, could face Messi in a World Cup Final???????
Was really hoping someone would eventually have this exact kind of footage.
Audibly gasped at the first touch Messi took to set up the goal. It’s a missile going behind him and he manages to take a side foot touch perfectly into stride…
Alien.
Simeone literally trained his players with this conditions. Sad to see coaches interfering with the pitches to bog down the opponents. Happened with Barcelona too. The first leg in CDR was lost all because of the poor pitch.
Arsenal lodged a complaint with UEFA over the condition of the pitch at Atletico Madrid’s Metropolitano Stadium ahead of Wednesday’s Champions League semi-final first leg.
There were concerns from the visiting side that an increased length of grass would slow down the pace of the match, while the watering of the surface increasing the likelihood of players losing their footing.
Footage circulated on Wednesday ahead of the game showed Arsenal ground staff members speaking with the UEFA delegate.
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