john connery

[john connery @sairam_31]

Imagine the level of racism required to leave a man who can't walk without a stick 5 miles away

[Brian Krassenstein @krassenstein]

SAY HIS NAME: Nurul Amin Shah Alam

Trump's immigration officials picked up a blind refugee, who walked with a walking stick last week in Buffalo.

Then, after realizing he couldn't be deported, they dumped him five miles from his home in the freezing cold. He died trying to make his way back to his house.

I hope the family sues the Government for $1 billion.

[john connery @sairam_31]

Kudos to them for giving the same treatment to everyone.

[john connery @sairam_31]

He could only 'make' it because he is rich. With the amount of charges against him, it would have destroyed him has he been normal!

[Meta Trav @Meta_Trav]

I'm profoundly against the modern male impulse to pretend to be a "good guy." Always trying to pretend you're moral and upstanding. The ultimate citizen. "No hitting!" You speak calmly but firmly to your kids. You take stock of your life and reframe everything as you the good guy. Any conflicts, wars, battles? The other people were the "bad guys."

You don't have an ego. You've ascended. You're self-actualized. You don't act with performative selfishness. Everything you do is for the betterment of others or humanity.

And of course, other people are narcissistic; other people are selfish; other people are unempathetic.

The reality is: guys like Trump have it figured out. Proud, cocky, arrogant? These aren't a measure of morality. They aren't even in the same ballpark. This arrogant man just liberated Venezuela.

We need more men like this and far less men pretending to be good to get approval from their wives.

[john connery @sairam_31]

@hr_unhinged With this deduction skill, I wonder why they are working in hr.

[Mr Melancholy @chakravartiiin]

Pure greed of elites is making millions live like rats just to earn an honest wage there's enough money, enough land and enough resources but greed won't let you escape these mini hells.

[john connery @sairam_31]

That's some @TheBabylonBee type of statement

[Gems @gemsofbabus_]

🚨 No one wants to marry a man without car, DK Shivakumar tells public transport backers.

[𝓼𝓪𝓷𝓴𝓪𝓻 @yansan]

He could have turned 53 this November.

Born in Bihar’s Siwan district to a sugar mill clerk, Satyendra Dubey grew up in a modest household with five siblings. Brilliant from the start, he topped both his Class 10 and 12 board exams under the Bihar Board. Then came IIT Kanpur, where he pursued Civil Engineering . Later, he completed his https://t.co/BuSnz4e5Uc from Banaras Hindu University.

He could easily have followed his peers to the U.S., chasing dreams of comfort and prosperity.
But he didn’t.
He wanted to serve his own soil.

He joined the Indian Engineering Services (IES). His posting came as Project Director in the Golden Quadrilateral project under the National Highways Authority of India - a dream initiative of then Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee. Satyendra believed he was helping to build the new India.

But the idealist engineer soon collided with the machinery of greed. He refused to bow to the mafia–contractor nexus that had infected the system. He forced one contractor to rebuild a six-kilometer stretch of poorly constructed road. And then came his fatal mistake , he wrote directly to the Prime Minister’s Office, detailing the corruption he had witnessed in the “dream project.”

That letter, meant to be confidential, somehow got leaked.

A few weeks later, on a dew-soaked November morning in Gaya,which happened to be his Birthday, Satyendra’s body was found by the roadside, shot dead. He was 30.

So many investigations. So many questions.
And yet, two decades later, the mystery remains.
How did a confidential letter to the PMO end up in the wrong hands?
Who betrayed him and why?

Satyendra Dubey wanted to be sunlight - to illuminate, to cleanse.
He could have been that light.
But they didn’t let him shine.

Satyendra Dubey (1973–2003)
A name that still stands as a question mark against the conscience of a nation.
A martyr not by designation, but by destiny.

[john connery @sairam_31]

Damn even terrorists are doing a better job than our babus

[شفاعت ريحان @Shafaat45]

مازي کندهار ته حرکت غواړي 😑

[Varun Mara @varun_mara]

The solution to a problem is not more babus and departments, this will enable more bribes and red tape.

Remove job security and terminate any officer for non-performance. Sit back and enjoy while India becomes vishwa guru.

[john connery @sairam_31]

By now, I see the pattern here. If he is praising Modi now, he is gonna add more tariffs on India soon!

[ANI @ANI]

#WATCH | Egypt | US President Donald Trump says, "India is a great country with a very good friend of mine at the top and he has done a fantastic job. I think that Pakistan and India are going to live very nicely together..."

(Video source: The White House/YouTube)

[john connery @sairam_31]

@urstrulyMahesh @SinjithYerramil Sitara vesindemo ee tweetu

[john connery @sairam_31]

@YUDHO_XYZ @grok @grok ?

[john connery @sairam_31]

@YUDHO_XYZ @grok how can I download this

[john connery @sairam_31]

Damn this guy is God tier.

[john connery @sairam_31]

@ActusDei @grok explain the issue here

[john connery @sairam_31]

@AMAZlNGNATURE HR: hey, can we have a quick call? It's about the org restructure.
Me:

[john connery @sairam_31]

Rewatching Infinity war now. This may be the best film of our lifetime. A perfect mix of grimness and humor!

[john connery @sairam_31]

@future_surveyor He steals most of his memes.

[john connery @sairam_31]

@AutismCapital Community note this

[john connery @sairam_31]

He can never be one of them and he knows it

[Insider Wire @InsiderWire]

#BREAKING: Vivek Ramaswamy reportedly to depart DOGE after friction with staff; one person close to Trump says, "Vivek has worn out his welcome.”