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We should be deeply concerned by the online and text threats that are targeting LGBTQ+ people, women, and other communities. And we must not forget that Donald Trump just spent the last few years attacking these same groups. There’s a connection here and we must call it out.

We should be deeply concerned by the online and text threats that are targeting LGBTQ+ people, women, and other communities. And we must not forget that Donald Trump just spent the last few years attacking these same groups. There’s a connection here and we must call it out.

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This is the state of education in Namibia. Apparently these are Hereo and Nama learners fighting amongst each other. I am not sure which school this is but honorable Elijah Ngurare Manongo this matter needs to be investigated as soon as possible. We cannot have school going learners participating in tribal war and violence. The school environment also needs to be investigated because sometimes, these children see and hear how teachers treat each other due to ongoing internal tribal conflict. These are the learners we are expected to teach and discipline, as teachers, we are not even safe around the children we teach. There’s a lot we are not unpacking in terms of tribal tension that’s currently brewing in our country and if we are not careful, it will not go down well. This is also bullying, the question is, where did it start? Who started it and why are our learners so comfortable fighting in the streets after school? Parents, what’s your role in this? How did we get here? NBC Digital News This is allegedly a school in Omaruru!😌

This is the state of education in Namibia. Apparently these are Hereo and Nama learners fighting amongst each other. I am not sure which school this is but honorable Elijah Ngurare Manongo this matter needs to be investigated as soon as possible. We cannot have school going learners participating in tribal war and violence. The school environment also needs to be investigated because sometimes, these children see and hear how teachers treat each other due to ongoing internal tribal conflict. These are the learners we are expected to teach and discipline, as teachers, we are not even safe around the children we teach. There’s a lot we are not unpacking in terms of tribal tension that’s currently brewing in our country and if we are not careful, it will not go down well. This is also bullying, the question is, where did it start? Who started it and why are our learners so comfortable fighting in the streets after school? Parents, what’s your role in this? How did we get here? NBC Digital News This is allegedly a school in Omaruru!😌

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“You remember the lives we lost. It is a good thing to be talking about this as we approach the month of April, when we commemorate the Genocide. Those who were involved and are not Rwandans, played an even more significant role in the tragic events that happened than Rwandans did. These are the same people who, even today, continue to persecute us, denying us peace, and making us pay a price because we were not meant to survive. They hold this against us because we did not stay at the bottom where they wanted us to stay broken and unable to heal. And for that, they believe we must pay. They want to show us that they have the power to take us back to that same place.” President Kagame | #KwegeraAbaturage

“You remember the lives we lost. It is a good thing to be talking about this as we approach the month of April, when we commemorate the Genocide. Those who were involved and are not Rwandans, played an even more significant role in the tragic events that happened than Rwandans did. These are the same people who, even today, continue to persecute us, denying us peace, and making us pay a price because we were not meant to survive. They hold this against us because we did not stay at the bottom where they wanted us to stay broken and unable to heal. And for that, they believe we must pay. They want to show us that they have the power to take us back to that same place.” President Kagame | #KwegeraAbaturage

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45,430 views • 1 year ago

🤡Former CRAZY Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk: So it's not just about Ukraine, Piers.we are actually defending an entire NATO. This is about the global security and Putin and China, they are going after NATO and Ukraine is a battlefield. We are at the forefront of this war. We are defending ourselves, but we're defending your security, your way, of life, and we are actually defending an entire NATO.

🤡Former CRAZY Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk: So it's not just about Ukraine, Piers.we are actually defending an entire NATO. This is about the global security and Putin and China, they are going after NATO and Ukraine is a battlefield. We are at the forefront of this war. We are defending ourselves, but we're defending your security, your way, of life, and we are actually defending an entire NATO.

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"we bring the same principles of the equity world to digital assets" Native assets of public permissionless decentralized networks are commodities, not equities. They exclude Bitcoin while keeping ETH/Solana? Do they not know that PoS and PoW are very similar in the principles they are trying to measure? The index composition makes no sense and imo is the scary truth, that institutions in this space struggle hard to 1) understand it 2) how to value it. Protocol revenue here is literally the friction between users and forced stakeholders like miners and validators. The more revenue a protocol earns the more it took away from users to use a network. It's bizarre how this makes sense for an open protocol, it makes absolutely sense for a business and thus equities. The XRP Ledger says, hey its super cheap to make forward progress if just agree on it, no friction no revenue. We are so ahead in our understanding of this space it's not even remotely funny.

"we bring the same principles of the equity world to digital assets" Native assets of public permissionless decentralized networks are commodities, not equities. They exclude Bitcoin while keeping ETH/Solana? Do they not know that PoS and PoW are very similar in the principles they are trying to measure? The index composition makes no sense and imo is the scary truth, that institutions in this space struggle hard to 1) understand it 2) how to value it. Protocol revenue here is literally the friction between users and forced stakeholders like miners and validators. The more revenue a protocol earns the more it took away from users to use a network. It's bizarre how this makes sense for an open protocol, it makes absolutely sense for a business and thus equities. The XRP Ledger says, hey its super cheap to make forward progress if just agree on it, no friction no revenue. We are so ahead in our understanding of this space it's not even remotely funny.

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