Utsav Dwivedi

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[Utsav Dwivedi @MP66_]

@anubhavgupta_ji No one's gonna give a shout out to the reporter for being super cute? Come on people!

[Utsav Dwivedi @MP66_]

But then these books were written by guys who won, would they say they were evil and bad but still ended up winning?

[Ronit Pereira @CAronitpereira]

“It says here in the history book that the good guys have won every single time.”

- Norm MacDonald

[Utsav Dwivedi @MP66_]

@WildlyNormal What did I do bro? Why hate me?

[Utsav Dwivedi @MP66_]

The bitter taste of hubris. Right after claiming the undisputed crown, right after he seemed unstoppable... his wife abandoned him. Today the champion leaves broken and bleeding. The bigger they are, the harder they fall.

[Championship Rounds @ChampRDS]

Ilia Topuria immediately left the cage after the loss to Justin Gaethje 💔

(via @IratiPratSC)

[RAY @3xcalibaneur]

Chiang Kai-Shek is one of those rare tragic figures who had all the makings and trappings and trajectory of a Great Man of History, but was brutally eclipsed by another, even Greater Man of History, at the exact moment the world would’ve recognized him as such.

[Utsav Dwivedi @MP66_]

@oatmealfarts @bumbadum14 Murderers and rapists go to jail for 15 years in that model.

[Utsav Dwivedi @MP66_]

Is it just me who thinks the mosquitos have improved their reflexes by atleast 10x over the last two decades?

[Utsav Dwivedi @MP66_]

For the relationship to succeed, the girl has to like the guy more than the guy likes the girl.

[Bambulu @Bqmbulu]

What’s the harshest truth every young man must eventually learn?

[Utsav Dwivedi @MP66_]

@braddy_Codie05 Reading through the description, Gajendra Singh Shekhawat comes to mind before Rajnath Singh

[Utsav Dwivedi @MP66_]

First war of Independence was kind of a civil war

[amit kilhor @amitkilhor]

@saurabh_gunjal_ Won't happen ever. Hasn't happened in 2000 years.
Karma theory is too dominant in minds.

[Utsav Dwivedi @MP66_]

Yeah, they can't differentiate between reel life vs real life.

[Ghar Ke Kalesh @gharkekalesh]

Can tamil people tell why did people vote for him?

Aa a non tamil I am really curious...was it just because of his fan following or he made some really good claims for changes?

[Utsav Dwivedi @MP66_]

@varuntankha At all levels.

[Utsav Dwivedi @MP66_]

@abstractsoulX @apna123neeraj Why bro?

[Utsav Dwivedi @MP66_]

That was 17 years ago. I was 10 back then.

[DREAM @DreamWresling]

Behind the Scenes of JOHN CENA'S iconic WrestleMania 25 entrance

The instructor told all the fake Cenas to put down the hats

And the moment Cena arrived - Jerry Lawler: “That’s the real John Cena!” 😂

[Kaitlan Collins @kaitlancollins]

Asked why he didn't coordinate with allies before going to war with Iran, Trump says, "We didn't tell anyone about it. Who knows better about surprise than Japan? Why didn't you tell me about Pearl Harbor, OK?"

[World of Statistics @stats_feed]

🇮🇳🇵🇰 In 2018 there was a diplomatic spat between India and Pakistan due to accusations that diplomats were ringing each other's doorbells at 3.00am, then running away.

[Utsav Dwivedi @MP66_]

Never deleting this app

[खुरपेंच @khurpenchh]

हैलो @grok उस कांग्रेसी नेता और देश के बड़े वकील का नाम बताओ , जिसने अभी हाल में NCERT में ज्यूडिशिय�� करप्शन छपने का सबसे पहले विरोध किया और लबर लबर करके सुप्रीम कोर्ट पहुंचा था , वो महिलाओं को अपने केबिन में जज बनाने का वादा करता था , वो ये कैसे कर सकता था ?

[Utsav Dwivedi @MP66_]

Thanks to whoever made this!

[Olga Bazova @OlgaBazova]

This is why people can't afford RAM anymore.

[Utsav Dwivedi @MP66_]

@AgentSaffron Sounds like someone would sell their mother for money

[Utsav Dwivedi @MP66_]

From mass murderers to meme lords, Japan is a sick joke on history's graves.

It's downright infuriating, and almost comically absurd, once a nation of remorseless imperial monsters who raped, tortured, and slaughtered their way across Asia, has whitewashed its blood-soaked history to become the world's cuddly tech and culture icon.

In the early 20th century, these warlords weren't just aggressors; they were genocidal butchers. Starting with the First Sino-Japanese War (1894-1895), Japan humiliated China, slaughtering thousands and annexing Taiwan like a thief in the night.

Then, in 1904-1905, they crushed Russia, grabbing Manchurian territories and setting the stage for more carnage. By 1910, they swallowed Korea whole, enforcing a colonial hell where they banned the Korean language, forced labor on millions, and executed resistors, over 46,000 killed in uprisings alone. But that was just the appetizer.

In 1931, Japan invaded Manchuria, installing a puppet regime and unleashing hell on civilians. The 1937 Second Sino-Japanese War turned into a nightmare: the Nanjing Massacre saw Japanese troops massacre 200,000 to 300,000 Chinese in six weeks, raping 20,000 to 80,000 women and girls, bayoneting babies, and burying people alive in mass graves.

Feel that rage yet? It gets worse. During WWII, Japan's rampage caused 19-30 million deaths across Asia-Pacific, including 8 million Chinese civilians starved, bombed, or gassed. They ran the "comfort women" brothels, kidnapping and enslaving 200,000 mostly Korean and Chinese women as sex slaves for soldiers, repeated gang rapes, beatings, forced abortions, leaving survivors scarred for life.

Unit 731? Pure evil: Japanese scientists vivisected 3,000-12,000 prisoners without anesthesia, infected them with plague and anthrax, froze limbs to test frostbite, and dropped bio-bombs on Chinese villages, killing thousands more. POWs fared no better, 27% death rate in Japanese camps, with torture, starvation, and forced marches like the Bataan Death March claiming 18,000 Filipino and American lives.

These weren't isolated incidents; this was systematic savagery, fueled by a twisted emperor-worshipping ideology that treated non-Japanese as subhuman vermin.

Now, the twisted irony: after atomic bombs forced surrender in 1945, Japan played the victim card, adopted a pacifist facade under U.S. occupation, and rebuilt into an economic beast. The "Miracle" saw GNP explode at 10% annually (1955-1973), GDP from $91 billion in 1965 to $1 trillion by 1980, industrial output 350% pre-war by 1960, thanks to 18-20% savings rates funneled into factories. They flooded the world with Sony gadgets, Toyota cars, and Nintendo games, buying forgiveness through cash.

Today? Japan is loved for anime and sushi, not onlin US but even in countries like Philippines, Korea, and Taiwan. They've glossed over textbooks, half-apologized, and used aid billions to mute victims.

[Callisto Roll @callistoroll]

What is the harshest Japan truth?