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China calls it “development.” But when Beijing turns Tibet into a laboratory for dams, tunnels, railways, roads and mega infrastructure, we have to ask: development for whom, and at what cost? The proposed Kyirong–Kathmandu route has already seen 75 drilling sites completed and 90% of soil testing done. Across...

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Kick A$$26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant

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郭氏春秋26 days ago

Mask off! Tibet is occupied by China?! Stop your ignorant,arrogant,hypocritical and shameless scamming! What an hypocritical,self-deceiving and shameless anti-Chinese Tibetan serfdom separatism fugitive,propagandist and lackey of Indian disguised as an anti-CCP activist! Why do you repeatedly emit such kind of bullshit of fabricated rumors and conspiracies without any guts and wisdom to engage the genuine truth like the brainless and evil CCP bandits preferring their own political interests rather than complying with the scientific rigor?! First of all, Chinese are the most severely tragic victims of this catastrophe at the very beginning! Can you differentiate Chinese&China from the anti-Chinese internal-colonization totalitarian regime of the CCP tyranny? Can you distinguish the difference between the routine disaster-relief drilling and the genuine unexpected catastrophe-outbreak? How dare you unilaterally reverse and shift the responsibility of Nepal Government to China side only especially the catastrophic GLOF originated from within the Nepal territory then alongside the border river between Nepal and China ?! Stop your vicious false accusations,conspiracy-fallacy,vilifying,slandering and dirty geopolitical ambition and nationalism-hatred performance against the innocent Chinese and China(colonized by the evil CCP totalitarian tyranny) through manipulating the natural disaster and victim sentiment. It’s totally devoid of mercy,humanity and dignity! Besides, can’t you see another frightening detailed timeline gap that it is just less than 10 minutes from the outbreak(August 26, 2026 10:52 AM) of GLOF and mudslide to its arrival(August 26, 2026 10:59:52 AM) on the China Jilong Customs Port between Nepal and China. Meanwhile, there are no any Xiao Kang villages or hydraulic facilities of China along this catastrophe-impacted section of the border river between the two countries, which can be apparently seen and verified through Google Maps. However, the wrongdoings of inactions,information-blocking and speech-censoring by the anti-Chinese internal-colonization totalitarian regime of the CCP tyranny must be condemned but definitely can’t justify the racism hatred,discrimination and slandering towards the innocent majority Chinese and China. Finally, five points must be stressed: 1.The natural disaster originated first in Nepal. 2.Nepal is the primary party responsible for its own disaster prevention, early warning, communications, coordination, and relief—and this is its internal affair. 3.China and the Chinese people are the second victims on the disaster chain’s timeline. Both China and the Chinese people, and Nepal and the Nepali people, are victims of a natural disaster. No one is nobler than the other, and no one enjoys exemption from responsibility or special privilege. 4.China and the Chinese people have no duty to assume obligations that are not theirs on Nepal’s behalf. Humanitarian assistance rests on independence, equality, mutual respect, and mutual benefit. 5. There are no any hydraulic construction projects of China along this catastrophe-impacted section of the border river between the two countries. Any unbounded speculation or baseless accusation that departs from these four basic facts is self-deception, public deception, and a crime against conscience that deserves condemnation.

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爱是一切的答案26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant 首先,你的视频来源于中国官方; 其次,这是由于全球变暖,尼泊尔境内海拔7227米的蓝塘里镶峰北壁堰塞湖/悬冰川垮塌及冰崩导致的泥石流,受灾处海拔1800米。 落差几千米,以50米每秒的速度冲下,势能太强导致向上游冲击中国、下游流向尼泊尔。 你需要重学地理、中学物理基本概念。

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xifenglie 西风烈26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant 比你们对藏人的剜目、割耳、割舌、割鼻、抽筋、剥皮、点天灯、投水强了何止千万倍!你们还想回到这种压榨农奴的时代,做梦吧

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stingingnoodle26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant And you forget that there has been a single incident in the region despite decades of infrastructure buildings. Even this flood started in Nepal with limited impact in china. This is what a capable country looks like. China does proper plannings for every single project

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RL26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant

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TrickleTruth26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant …so if China does not fascilitate development you will call the Chinese racist, if they do you blame them for the development and by proxy for the disaster with no credible info. So Switzerland can have railways but hell no not Nepal, is that the argument?

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糯米🇨🇳26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant Is 76 an anti-Chinese comment IQ level

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Sangeeta Saha26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant China is behaving as if they are the master of Himalayas or rather Masters of this panet

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疯狂的酱油26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant Dear Poopjeets, plz stop pretending to be from other countries or races. No wonder India is the world's largest emigrant-exporting country – even people who are in India pretend they're not Poopjeets.

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Prophet26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant You don't care about the mudslides in Tibet. You are looking forward to the mudslides that will destroy China's existence in Tibet. Unfortunately, the Qinghai-Tibet Railway is very stable, and your keyboard can't shake it.

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Sanjeev Malhotra26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant This is extremely Dangerous, Damaging and Clearly Disastrous work being done by the Chinese government and CCP in Tibet, throwing all caution and warning signs to the wind!! The World must come together to Stop this madness and protect Mother Nature from such evil acts.

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♔ 𝕊𝕒𝕥𝕪𝕒 𝕍𝕒𝕔𝕙𝕒𝕟 ♔25 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant Bcoz China drilling all himalayas for hydro projects, dams, colonies etc & playing with nature disturbing natural balance. The future of tibet, nepal, india is in danger China is hell bent on destroying Himalayas. @ShahBalen have courage to point the real lone demon - China ?

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MAGASAMURAI26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant China doesn't care about life at all, it's all about making money. Why don't they just blow up the entire town, of what's left of it. CHINA DOES NOT CARE AND WILL NEVER CARE ABOUT PEOPLE.

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David26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant you mean Tibetan doesn't deserve modern life?

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Frank26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant 要骂都骂不到点子上,尼泊尔的冰崩引起的泥石流硬要黑到中国身上,在简中 X 上看的多了,越来越觉得设墙根本没必要,要是中国人出来都看到你们这一帮反智的傻子,估计都觉得维持现状还是不错的选择

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Markintosh26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant Account based in Hong Kong but you're connected via the Indian android app. Fucking dalit bot

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david Wang26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant CCP对人权、对生命和对世界的藐视从来没有受到追究,而各个民主国家更是与CCP在经济贸易上打得火热,为了一点蝇头小利不顾世界安危,不顾中国人恶劣的人权、不顾CCP的藐视和祸害世界的事实,特别是欧洲,特朗普抛弃欧洲欧洲就投入CCP怀抱,哪里有民主自由国家的样子?世界应该追究CCP漠视规则责任

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bryce25 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant 一切都合理了

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Javenwoo( 互fo 有关必回)26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant While you enjoy the convenience brought by airplanes, high-speed rail, and expressways, the people of Tibet also need these things. CPC will still build roads, bring electricity, and create comfortable living environments for every single village — regardless of cost.

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REYMOND CANOY26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant FUCKEN CCPVIRUS PYRAMIDS 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡

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Veda26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant Therefore, the Communist Party under Marx's communism and the countries of the Soviet Union are the public enemies of the people of the region. Their ideas are like a virus affecting the world, and have developed to a certain scale. I hope everyone will pay attention to it.

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The Truth26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant 但愿你睁开眼睛不要再装疯卖傻秀下限

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david Wang26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant The CCP's disregard for human rights, life, and the world has never been investigated. Various democratic countries, for their own petty gains, disregard global security, the appalling human rights record of the Chinese people, and the CCP's contempt and harm to the world.

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michael king26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant 滚远点,印度人!

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FatParrot25 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant

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Mi ke26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant Learn from real experts

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Monoloya26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant “we have to ask: development for whom” Of course not India, idiot.

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wyl32626 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant 你麻痹让猪操了下的你吧?

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tigerlei01026 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant The responsibility for glacier collapse should lie with the developed countries in Europe and America that have been emitting greenhouse gases for over a century. Do you understand this, you idiot?

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N͜͡i͜͡c͜͡o͜͡l͜͡a͜͡s͡🦉26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant

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RyL_Geo21 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant A significant amount of environmental damage comes from India. Just look at the Ganges River—it has long struggled with severe pollution, sewage, & industrial waste. Ppl who constantly blame China while ignoring serious env problems in their own country are being hypocritical.

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咕咕咕26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant 反中的现在都这么弱智嘛,我感觉和他们对线都没法对线啊,我真的不知道如何和一个弱智谈论政治

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I Work For Food26 days ago

@GretaThunberg @KenRoth @benedictrogers @badiucao @BattaKashmiri @ChinaUncensored @LeoDiCaprio @algore @rishi_suri @sidhant Time to give Tibet back to the Tibetans.

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GeoInsider

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🇳🇵| #Nepal | The devastation in #Rasuwa is not an act of nature. It is the visible wound of a nation that has been carved up and sold by its own political class to foreign corporations and global financial institutions. Nepal's sovereignty has been under quiet, systematic attack for decades, and the landslide is the result. The government of Nepal did not merely fail to protect its people. It actively enabled their destruction through policies that prioritised foreign investment, "development" loans, and infrastructure projects over the lives of those in the mountains. The same pattern we have exposed across India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan is operating here. The globalist machine needs Nepal's rivers, its hydropower, its strategic location between China and India, and its people as a cheap, disposable labour force. What has happened in Rasuwa is part of this same plan. The hydropower rush in the Himalayan rivers has destabilised the slopes. Roads are carved through unstable geology without proper engineering, funded by development banks that demand Nepal remain a debtor nation. Forests are stripped. The people are told to accept "progress." Then the rains come, engineered or not, and the mountain comes down. The state calls it a natural disaster. The media says "pray for Nepal." And the same companies that pushed the projects arrive later for the "reconstruction." Nepal's tragedy is that its people have been taught to see themselves as victims of geography. They are victims of governance. The same globalist networks that are flooding Assam, burning Europe, shaking Turkey and Japan, and bulldozing Palestine are now tightening their grip on the Himalayas. Nepal is a key piece on that board. Its government has signed the agreements. The land has been mapped, zoned, and mortgaged. The people are in the way. I will not pretend that a single, tidy "plan" explains every layer of corruption in Nepal. But I will say this clearly: the flood and landslide did not have to be fatal. The deaths are the result of decades of deliberate neglect, of state capture by local and foreign oligarchs, and of an economic model that treats the mountains and their people as resources to be extracted rather than lives to be protected. The people of Nepal deserve more than prayers. They deserve the truth. That truth is that their government has failed them, and the same invisible system that is devastating the rest of the world is now using their rivers, their mountains, and their grief as fuel. The prayer posts will fade. The system will remain. Unless the people of Nepal, and of every targeted nation, choose to stop accepting the lie that the land is their enemy. The land is not the enemy. The land has been betrayed. The monsoon is the trigger. The real weapon was wielded long before the rain came.

Aprajita Nafs Nefes 🦋 Ancient Believer

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