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สมศักดิ์ศรี Senior Visiting Fellow แห่ง Harvard ใครอ่าน script อ่านไปแต่พิธา off script จ้าาา แล้วตั้งคำถามสำคัญ 2 คำถามให้กับคนได้คิดตาม ไม่ใช่มาแค่พูดไปเรื่อยๆ คนในห้องคือระดับสูงของเกาหลีใต้เจอแจกการบ้าน “Backsliding is global, but what is unique about Asia?” #ทิมพิธา

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Mark

40,567 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

PROF JIANG: WHAT'S REALLY GOING ON - SECRET POWERS DECIMATING POPULATIONS VIA WARS What if the wars raging in the Middle East aren't about victory or resources, but a deliberate script to slaughter millions and reshape the world? Hidden forces, exposed through Epstein's shadowy network, pull strings where nation-states are mere puppets. Everything you thought you knew about global power is a mirage —because the real goal isn't who wins, it's how many die. THE CORE THESIS: DEPOPULATION AGENDA ➡️ Epstein's files destroy illusions – Epstein, an employee of the Rothschilds, billionaires like Gates and Hoffman are part of a network of power structures above the nations. ➡️ "There are other organizations, other entities that are above nation states," as Prof Jiang reveals. ➡️ Wars like Iran aren't for conquest; they're orchestrated to kill as many as possible. BEYOND NATIONS: LAW OF THE JUNGLE ➡️Jiang: Forget BRICS or economics; it's raw might—those willing to fight and die rule, while the weak perish. ➡️ "We live in the law of the jungle. Who is strong wins. Who is weak dies." ➡️ AI surveillance, microchipped labor from India and China: the empire's slave force, no population needed. THE PARASITE AND THE HOST DISCOURSE ➡️ Nation-states like America are mere hosts, bled dry by parasites—secret societies and transnational elites. ➡️ "What matters is the parasite. What matters are the secret societies these transnational capital groups that's who controls the world." ➡️ These shadowy powers choreograph endless wars to extract wealth, then abandon the collapsing host for total control. THE BOTTOM LINE The script is set for chaos, depopulation, and control—question everything, or become part of the illusion. Prepare mentally: the world's lies are crumbling, and only truth seekers survive. #HiddenPowers #DepopulationAgenda #EpsteinFiles #GlobalReset #SpiritualWar #GreaterIsrael #LawOfTheJungle

PROF JIANG: WHAT'S REALLY GOING ON - SECRET POWERS DECIMATING POPULATIONS VIA WARS What if the wars raging in the Middle East aren't about victory or resources, but a deliberate script to slaughter millions and reshape the world? Hidden forces, exposed through Epstein's shadowy network, pull strings where nation-states are mere puppets. Everything you thought you knew about global power is a mirage —because the real goal isn't who wins, it's how many die. THE CORE THESIS: DEPOPULATION AGENDA ➡️ Epstein's files destroy illusions – Epstein, an employee of the Rothschilds, billionaires like Gates and Hoffman are part of a network of power structures above the nations. ➡️ "There are other organizations, other entities that are above nation states," as Prof Jiang reveals. ➡️ Wars like Iran aren't for conquest; they're orchestrated to kill as many as possible. BEYOND NATIONS: LAW OF THE JUNGLE ➡️Jiang: Forget BRICS or economics; it's raw might—those willing to fight and die rule, while the weak perish. ➡️ "We live in the law of the jungle. Who is strong wins. Who is weak dies." ➡️ AI surveillance, microchipped labor from India and China: the empire's slave force, no population needed. THE PARASITE AND THE HOST DISCOURSE ➡️ Nation-states like America are mere hosts, bled dry by parasites—secret societies and transnational elites. ➡️ "What matters is the parasite. What matters are the secret societies these transnational capital groups that's who controls the world." ➡️ These shadowy powers choreograph endless wars to extract wealth, then abandon the collapsing host for total control. THE BOTTOM LINE The script is set for chaos, depopulation, and control—question everything, or become part of the illusion. Prepare mentally: the world's lies are crumbling, and only truth seekers survive. #HiddenPowers #DepopulationAgenda #EpsteinFiles #GlobalReset #SpiritualWar #GreaterIsrael #LawOfTheJungle

Mark

68,075 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

I am watching the new Netflix series Roger D. Parish and I was honestly surprised, in a good way at first, to hear Zimbabwe being mentioned right from the very first episode the Zimbabwean Flag features too. Even more interesting was the inclusion of Shona lines. As a Zimbabwean, moments like that usually bring a sense of pride because it feels like a small part of our culture is being recognised on a global platform. I couldn’t help but feel a bit conflicted about how the Shona language was portrayed. The way the lines were delivered sounded unnatural, almost mechanical. It did not feel like real, lived in Shona the way native speakers talk every day. Instead, it came across as forced and slightly exaggerated, which took away from what could have been a really powerful and authentic moment. What confused me most is that there are actual Zimbabwean actors and actresses based in the United States who speak fluent, natural Shona and understand the cultural depth behind the language. It would have made so much sense to involve them or at least consult native speakers to make those scenes feel real. When language is done properly, it adds texture and authenticity to a story. When it is not it can feel like a missed opportunity. That said, I still think Parish is a good series overall. The storyline is engaging and the production quality is strong. But I genuinely believe that Africa’s languages and cultures deserve better representation. If you are going to include Shona, it should sound like Shona as it is spoken by real people, not like robots reading words off a script. I hope that as more global platforms continue to tell diverse stories, they will also learn to do it with deeper respect and cultural accuracy.

I am watching the new Netflix series Roger D. Parish and I was honestly surprised, in a good way at first, to hear Zimbabwe being mentioned right from the very first episode the Zimbabwean Flag features too. Even more interesting was the inclusion of Shona lines. As a Zimbabwean, moments like that usually bring a sense of pride because it feels like a small part of our culture is being recognised on a global platform. I couldn’t help but feel a bit conflicted about how the Shona language was portrayed. The way the lines were delivered sounded unnatural, almost mechanical. It did not feel like real, lived in Shona the way native speakers talk every day. Instead, it came across as forced and slightly exaggerated, which took away from what could have been a really powerful and authentic moment. What confused me most is that there are actual Zimbabwean actors and actresses based in the United States who speak fluent, natural Shona and understand the cultural depth behind the language. It would have made so much sense to involve them or at least consult native speakers to make those scenes feel real. When language is done properly, it adds texture and authenticity to a story. When it is not it can feel like a missed opportunity. That said, I still think Parish is a good series overall. The storyline is engaging and the production quality is strong. But I genuinely believe that Africa’s languages and cultures deserve better representation. If you are going to include Shona, it should sound like Shona as it is spoken by real people, not like robots reading words off a script. I hope that as more global platforms continue to tell diverse stories, they will also learn to do it with deeper respect and cultural accuracy.

Setfree Nherera Mafukidze 🇿🇼

33,293 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

I’ve had multiple DMs asking if I’ll write something about Stormzy😭 write what? Write about him creating Merky FC in Selhurst to give young people a studio to make music and a football ground to play @ so that they’re off the streets? Or him turning up to funerals of people that have been a victim to knife violence and even performing at Elianne Andam’s funeral to support her family? Or saving that young women’s flowers business which was copied by a bigger brand? Or him visiting primary schools and hospitals to brighten up children’s and sick people’s days? And all that is just the last 2 years, I could go and on about what Stormzy has done for our culture, our community, our people. Nobody is too big for criticism but word to URN these people must have amnesia, his name could never be stained with a collab deal lol - he’s done more than anybody speaking his name rn.

TMC Music Connoisseur | LIVE SESSIONS 09/08

427,880 просмотров • 1 год назад

Rey ప్రశ్న 1. I'm a Shia Muslim, I may have spoken about other unruly muslims, criticized them just like hindus criticize other hindus but I never spoke bad about my Prophet Mohammad PBUH or Hazrat Ali (AS) or Hazrat Fatima (AS) or harzat Hussain (AS) I even spoke with my sect scholars too here 2. Just because I believe in equality and fairness I'm not putting case on you for dishonoring modesty of a woman with your disrespectful language. That doesn't mean I won't do it if you or your gang continues. 3. My name is Farzana and i proved it many times, go see my proofs in my timeline. If you do slandering remarks again, you will be in a soup. 4. Just because I'm a Muslim doesn't mean I have to follow a particular script and talk accordingly only. My dad is in army so I know what is it to work for the country and I have lots of patriotism. Which every Indian should have too 5. Whether it's 5secs clip or 50mins content remains same, intention too. Because everything else is nothing but sollu

Rey ప్రశ్న 1. I'm a Shia Muslim, I may have spoken about other unruly muslims, criticized them just like hindus criticize other hindus but I never spoke bad about my Prophet Mohammad PBUH or Hazrat Ali (AS) or Hazrat Fatima (AS) or harzat Hussain (AS) I even spoke with my sect scholars too here 2. Just because I believe in equality and fairness I'm not putting case on you for dishonoring modesty of a woman with your disrespectful language. That doesn't mean I won't do it if you or your gang continues. 3. My name is Farzana and i proved it many times, go see my proofs in my timeline. If you do slandering remarks again, you will be in a soup. 4. Just because I'm a Muslim doesn't mean I have to follow a particular script and talk accordingly only. My dad is in army so I know what is it to work for the country and I have lots of patriotism. Which every Indian should have too 5. Whether it's 5secs clip or 50mins content remains same, intention too. Because everything else is nothing but sollu

Farzana Ali Mazari 🇮🇳

52,076 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

Nov 20 | Jefferies Healthcare Conference | AbCellera CEO Carl Hansen provides outlook for 2026: > ABCL635 phase 1 readouts est Q3’26 “That study is designed essentially like a phase 2” — “If all goes as we hope, we will know whether or not we have a drug” > ABCL575 “Our excitement about this program largely relates to what we think is the immense potential of the class” — Setting up to hand off in phase 2. > “We have a fully built capability for discovery that we believe is best-in-world” > “The name of the game right now is to get that compelling data that shows we have a drug. If we do that, I think we’re off and away and can continue this path into the future. The vision of the company is to start from scratch and have an organic ability to generate differentiated assets and to finally integrate into being a global biopharma. A lot of water between here and there but I think we’re in a great spot to try it.” $ABCL

Nov 20 | Jefferies Healthcare Conference | AbCellera CEO Carl Hansen provides outlook for 2026: > ABCL635 phase 1 readouts est Q3’26 “That study is designed essentially like a phase 2” — “If all goes as we hope, we will know whether or not we have a drug” > ABCL575 “Our excitement about this program largely relates to what we think is the immense potential of the class” — Setting up to hand off in phase 2. > “We have a fully built capability for discovery that we believe is best-in-world” > “The name of the game right now is to get that compelling data that shows we have a drug. If we do that, I think we’re off and away and can continue this path into the future. The vision of the company is to start from scratch and have an organic ability to generate differentiated assets and to finally integrate into being a global biopharma. A lot of water between here and there but I think we’re in a great spot to try it.” $ABCL

Jack Prescott

24,477 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад