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Ghazipur case: There’s a difference between questioning the system and using a tragedy for mileage. SP seems to have blurred that line. When even the victim’s father points it out, it exposes how hollow that approach is. A crime happened, the system quickly reacted, an FIR was filed, the... show more

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The truth in the Ghazipur case is now clearer. The victim, Nisha Vishwakarma, earlier portrayed as raped and murdered by a Brahmin boy in a narrative pushed for political mileage, was seen on CCTV walking alone toward the river, and the post-mortem found no signs of rape or injury, pointing toward suicide. Remember, the Samajwadi Party tried to frame the incident along caste lines and nationalize it for political gain, even as villagers, including members of the girl’s community, resisted these attempts. Such politics, which exploit tragedy for division, only weaken society, and it’s reassuring that people are increasingly rejecting it.

The truth in the Ghazipur case is now clearer. The victim, Nisha Vishwakarma, earlier portrayed as raped and murdered by a Brahmin boy in a narrative pushed for political mileage, was seen on CCTV walking alone toward the river, and the post-mortem found no signs of rape or injury, pointing toward suicide. Remember, the Samajwadi Party tried to frame the incident along caste lines and nationalize it for political gain, even as villagers, including members of the girl’s community, resisted these attempts. Such politics, which exploit tragedy for division, only weaken society, and it’s reassuring that people are increasingly rejecting it.

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California Democrats secretly just slipped a mileage tax into a budget bill hoping residents wouldn’t notice CA Rep Carl DeMaio “It comes in the form of a budget bill, Assembly Bill 130, and they slid in a mileage tax, but they call it a vehicle mileage tax, a VMT. You as a driver are not going to be charged the mileage tax directly. They're going to start increasing the cost of housing in California — they're basically saying is that houses create drivers, and drivers therefore should be paying for it” “But we really don't have the guts now that people like de Mio are out there causing a ruckus about the direct approach to a mileage tax. What if we hid it in their mortgage payment? Do you understand how dishonest, sneaky, corrupt these politicians are? Are you seeing it now? They don't want you to know that they're robbing you blind”

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230,949 views • 10 months ago

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Marco Foster

25,779 views • 2 months ago

RFK Jr. just told Tucker Carlson that 2.7% of vaccines given — 1 in every 37 doses — may cause injury. The CDC buried the study that uncovered it. “The problem with VAERS is that it’s voluntary.” “It takes a doctor a half an hour to fill out the paperwork, so there’s a big incentive for them not to do it.” “There’s no course on vaccine injury in any medical school in this country.” “In 2010, CDC designed a new system, and it was a machine counting system.” “They designed a machine counting system that would do essentially a cluster analysis.” “It was a team led by a guy called Lazarus.” “And CDC paid for the whole thing, millions of dollars, and it was a long term study.” “They compared what the machine counting system had gotten and compared that to what VAERS had collected during the same period.” “VAERS was capturing fewer than 1% of vaccine injuries.” “The data showed injuries in about 2.7% of vaccines.” “Which is 1/37 vaccines you get, there’s an injury.” “CDC saw that and said we’re not going to use the system.” “They shelved it in 2010, and they’ve continued to use VAERS when they know that it doesn’t work.” “It was designed to fail.” “We’re going to create either within VAERS or, supplementary to VAERS, a system that actually works.”

RFK Jr. just told Tucker Carlson that 2.7% of vaccines given — 1 in every 37 doses — may cause injury. The CDC buried the study that uncovered it. “The problem with VAERS is that it’s voluntary.” “It takes a doctor a half an hour to fill out the paperwork, so there’s a big incentive for them not to do it.” “There’s no course on vaccine injury in any medical school in this country.” “In 2010, CDC designed a new system, and it was a machine counting system.” “They designed a machine counting system that would do essentially a cluster analysis.” “It was a team led by a guy called Lazarus.” “And CDC paid for the whole thing, millions of dollars, and it was a long term study.” “They compared what the machine counting system had gotten and compared that to what VAERS had collected during the same period.” “VAERS was capturing fewer than 1% of vaccine injuries.” “The data showed injuries in about 2.7% of vaccines.” “Which is 1/37 vaccines you get, there’s an injury.” “CDC saw that and said we’re not going to use the system.” “They shelved it in 2010, and they’ve continued to use VAERS when they know that it doesn’t work.” “It was designed to fail.” “We’re going to create either within VAERS or, supplementary to VAERS, a system that actually works.”

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171,946 views • 1 year ago

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When brutality crosses every limit, the real question is not outrage. It is whether justice is strong enough to stop the next crime. A shocking case involving a 19-year-old accused, Rahul Meena, has raised serious concerns. Complaints were reportedly filed in both Rajasthan and Delhi. After an earlier case in Alwar, he allegedly fled to Delhi, where he had previously worked in a house in the Amar Colony area. According to reports, he used his familiarity with the house and routine to enter early in the morning. Later, a 22-year-old woman, preparing for UPSC, was found dead, with evidence suggesting both murder and sexual assault. Accused was subsequently arrested from Dwarka, and police have stated that there is substantial evidence against him. Cases like this raise difficult but necessary questions about safety, justice, and deterrence. When crimes are premeditated and involve such brutality, people naturally question whether the punishment system is strong enough to prevent future crimes. The larger issue is not just one case, but the sense of safety for millions of women. Justice must be swift, fair, and strong enough to build real confidence in the system. The question is not political. It is fundamental. How do we ensure that such crimes are prevented, and that justice delivers both accountability and deterrence? Jai Hind. Jai Bharat.🇮🇳

Praffulgarg

19,432 views • 3 months ago

🚨MSNBC: The central district of California, the top political ally of trump there, and who runs that office acting, if you will, as the U.S. Attorney, Bill Essayli — sources have told us that he was PRESSING FOR WEEKS for his line attorneys (civil servants) to basically bring a criminal investigation or a criminal case against Gavin Newsom. That is NOT how the DOJ works. That is against the manual, the protocol, the regulations in some cases. The DOJ and the FBI have strict rules about when you open an investigation. It's based on evidence and a reasonable, articulable basis to believe a crime has occurred. Evidence of a crime is where you start, not with a dartboard of people who Donald Trump doesn’t like and that is a worry in that office.

🚨MSNBC: The central district of California, the top political ally of trump there, and who runs that office acting, if you will, as the U.S. Attorney, Bill Essayli — sources have told us that he was PRESSING FOR WEEKS for his line attorneys (civil servants) to basically bring a criminal investigation or a criminal case against Gavin Newsom. That is NOT how the DOJ works. That is against the manual, the protocol, the regulations in some cases. The DOJ and the FBI have strict rules about when you open an investigation. It's based on evidence and a reasonable, articulable basis to believe a crime has occurred. Evidence of a crime is where you start, not with a dartboard of people who Donald Trump doesn’t like and that is a worry in that office.

Newsom News

24,596 views • 1 month ago

The ANC’s survival has never been an accident. It has been sustained by renewal, discipline, and the repeated willingness of young people to organise when the moment demanded it. If the ANC is to exist for another 114 years, renewal must be real. The national emergency is youth economic agency – earning pathways, skills that convert into work, enterprise that can access finance and markets, and a political economy that stops locking young people out. The future is not an accident. It is built. #ANC114 #ANCrenewal #YouthEconomicAgency #EconomicInclusion #TheFutureIsNotAnAccident #FactsWillPrevail

The ANC’s survival has never been an accident. It has been sustained by renewal, discipline, and the repeated willingness of young people to organise when the moment demanded it. If the ANC is to exist for another 114 years, renewal must be real. The national emergency is youth economic agency – earning pathways, skills that convert into work, enterprise that can access finance and markets, and a political economy that stops locking young people out. The future is not an accident. It is built. #ANC114 #ANCrenewal #YouthEconomicAgency #EconomicInclusion #TheFutureIsNotAnAccident #FactsWillPrevail

Dr Malusi Gigaba

28,158 views • 7 months ago

Reports about broad pardons for officials are going to spark a huge debate, and you can see why. That power sits right at the center of how a president protects allies or addresses potential legal exposure. But using it on a wide scale always raises questions. Where’s the line between protection… and overreach? And once that conversation starts, it doesn’t stay quiet. It turns into a major political fight fast.

Reports about broad pardons for officials are going to spark a huge debate, and you can see why. That power sits right at the center of how a president protects allies or addresses potential legal exposure. But using it on a wide scale always raises questions. Where’s the line between protection… and overreach? And once that conversation starts, it doesn’t stay quiet. It turns into a major political fight fast.

ⁿᵉʷˢ Barron Trump 🇺🇸

39,042 views • 4 months ago

Without taking accountability for The View's own incendiary and dehumanizing rhetoric against Trump, Alyssa Farah Griffin bloviates about how we need to bring the temperature down: "I know we will talk a lot about this so I won't steal the microphone, but we have a problem with political violence in this country. It is not right that it almost becomes like, okay, I'm scrolling to the next thing on Instagram. Of course there was a shooting. People are becoming desensitized to this, it's not like it was 20 years ago. If this had happened, if it was Reagan's assassination attempt at the Hilton as well, that was news for weeks on end. And I feel like we're sort of just this is what happens now. People get radicalized and try to kill people in our politics. It is not right and leaders need to come together, condemn it and come up with actual solutions."

Without taking accountability for The View's own incendiary and dehumanizing rhetoric against Trump, Alyssa Farah Griffin bloviates about how we need to bring the temperature down: "I know we will talk a lot about this so I won't steal the microphone, but we have a problem with political violence in this country. It is not right that it almost becomes like, okay, I'm scrolling to the next thing on Instagram. Of course there was a shooting. People are becoming desensitized to this, it's not like it was 20 years ago. If this had happened, if it was Reagan's assassination attempt at the Hilton as well, that was news for weeks on end. And I feel like we're sort of just this is what happens now. People get radicalized and try to kill people in our politics. It is not right and leaders need to come together, condemn it and come up with actual solutions."

Nicholas Fondacaro

55,133 views • 3 months ago

Africa Did Not Create the Transatlantic Slave Trade; Europe's Demand Did The idea that “Africans sold Africans” has been repeated so often that people treat it like complete history, when it is anything but. It strips away context and forces a modern racial reading onto a pre-colonial African world that did not organise itself around European ideas of race. Africa was not one people and it was not one identity. It was made up of kingdoms, empires, nations and ethnic groups with their own political systems, cultures and interests. So when conflict happened, it was not “Black people selling Black people” in the way that phrase is now used. It was political conflict between distinct societies, just as Europe had its own wars between rival states and kingdoms. What Europe created through the transatlantic slave trade was something different in scale, structure and purpose. This was not simply an extension of local wars. It was a racialised, hereditary and industrial system built for profit, conquest and extraction. European demand drove it, expanded it and turned human beings into global commodities on a scale the world had not seen before. That is why the “Africans sold Africans” argument is not serious history. It is a lazy deflection that avoids naming Europe’s central role in designing, racialising and profiting from the transatlantic slave trade.

Africa Did Not Create the Transatlantic Slave Trade; Europe's Demand Did The idea that “Africans sold Africans” has been repeated so often that people treat it like complete history, when it is anything but. It strips away context and forces a modern racial reading onto a pre-colonial African world that did not organise itself around European ideas of race. Africa was not one people and it was not one identity. It was made up of kingdoms, empires, nations and ethnic groups with their own political systems, cultures and interests. So when conflict happened, it was not “Black people selling Black people” in the way that phrase is now used. It was political conflict between distinct societies, just as Europe had its own wars between rival states and kingdoms. What Europe created through the transatlantic slave trade was something different in scale, structure and purpose. This was not simply an extension of local wars. It was a racialised, hereditary and industrial system built for profit, conquest and extraction. European demand drove it, expanded it and turned human beings into global commodities on a scale the world had not seen before. That is why the “Africans sold Africans” argument is not serious history. It is a lazy deflection that avoids naming Europe’s central role in designing, racialising and profiting from the transatlantic slave trade.

The Spearhead

17,571 views • 4 months ago

🚨 BREAKING: El Salvador President Nayib Bukele credits the hand of God for TURNING AROUND his country in favor of prosperity and safety 🇺🇸🇸🇻 "It was the hand of God. And no one can doubt it!" "It is a constant proof that God works when asked with faith. Transforming that, the most dangerous country in the world, into what it is today, is the clearest miracle." "If God took what was already more or less good and perfected it, yes, it was a miracle..." "...but if God took the worst and turned it into security, into the best, then it is an example of a miracle. Without a doubt, and with proof. What are the proofs? Not only the great fact, but what we supposedly did." "We have to confess that we do not know how it happened. And there is no one who can come and explain how it happened. Otherwise, let it not be a miracle." BUKELE IS INCREDIBLE! A model for the West!

🚨 BREAKING: El Salvador President Nayib Bukele credits the hand of God for TURNING AROUND his country in favor of prosperity and safety 🇺🇸🇸🇻 "It was the hand of God. And no one can doubt it!" "It is a constant proof that God works when asked with faith. Transforming that, the most dangerous country in the world, into what it is today, is the clearest miracle." "If God took what was already more or less good and perfected it, yes, it was a miracle..." "...but if God took the worst and turned it into security, into the best, then it is an example of a miracle. Without a doubt, and with proof. What are the proofs? Not only the great fact, but what we supposedly did." "We have to confess that we do not know how it happened. And there is no one who can come and explain how it happened. Otherwise, let it not be a miracle." BUKELE IS INCREDIBLE! A model for the West!

Eric Daugherty

136,747 views • 6 months ago

"If so much could be achieved in just twelve years, then one must ask: why did it not happen over all the decades before 2014? That is the difference between the Congress growth rate and the NDA growth rate. There was a system that made people wait. Today, there is a system that delivers results. There was a system where projects were delayed, decisions were deferred, and progress was held back. Today, there is a system that says the work will be done, done on time, and done at scale. That is why the story of India between 2014 and 2026 is not merely a story of numbers. It is the story of a nation that, for the first time, began to run at the full measure of its potential." — Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi

"If so much could be achieved in just twelve years, then one must ask: why did it not happen over all the decades before 2014? That is the difference between the Congress growth rate and the NDA growth rate. There was a system that made people wait. Today, there is a system that delivers results. There was a system where projects were delayed, decisions were deferred, and progress was held back. Today, there is a system that says the work will be done, done on time, and done at scale. That is why the story of India between 2014 and 2026 is not merely a story of numbers. It is the story of a nation that, for the first time, began to run at the full measure of its potential." — Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi

G Kishan Reddy

13,848 views • 2 months ago