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Auto immune diseases, ovarian failures, infertility are the common and dangerous side effects of the HPV vaccine
Just say NO
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Okay so basically:-
1) IPOs are dead
2) Software is dead
3) AI will take jobs away
4) Open AI will crash
5) Msft will go down with open AI
6) Jobless economy will lead to low consumption
7) Government will distribute too much freebies
8) And, you will be taxed to death due to tariffs
Yeah, seems about right 😅
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@coinbureau Its called CBDC and every country is rolling out its CBDC. The ultimate control weapon!
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🚨JUST IN: India will launch its own crypto backed by its central bank.
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BIG:🇮🇳 India to launch RBI digital Currency!
Union Minister Piyush Goyal says Cryptos without asset or sovereign backing won’t be supported.
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@LynAldenContact As an expert in Bitcoin, What’s your view on this?
Whitney Webb explains in under 5 min how Trump is using Crypto & Stable Coins as a SCAM To Rescue The U.S. Dollar USD
Clip from full interview:
youtu.be/y3I0A9JreTo
YouTube
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@aviralbhat They are not powerless. A simple solution to bring a strike against consumption will bring halt to everything. After all, freebies happens when spending are thru the roof and tax collections from those same households is very high.
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India's "middle class" which is the top 1 to 5% earning anywhere between 5 to 30L gets crushed hard
Pays all kinds of taxes, has no social security, gets no welfare schemes, can't access exorbitant real estate, can't afford good education
Small votebank is forgotten, powerless
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@kiranshaw @siddaramaiah Any one who is still buying the narrative "follow the science", change your view to "follow the
money". Here is a video for you all: @LegunusAspieAnalytics:6/Covid-Crisis-in-India:3" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">odysee.com/@LegunusAspieA…
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I agree with Hon CM @siddaramaiah re asking questions n seeking answers in science. However, my comments related to whether Covid vaccines were approved in haste n my response was that due process was followed as prescribed by WHO for safety n efficacy for EUA. Losing lives in a sudden manner is always tragic n I am glad an investigation is being conducted in Hassan District
Siddaramaiah@siddaramaiah
As Chief Minister, I have a duty to respond to the genuine concerns of people who have lost loved ones unexpectedly. When parents lose their young children or families lose breadwinners without warning, seeking clarity is not misinformation; it is an act of governance rooted in empathy. While COVID vaccines may have saved many lives, globally, several studies and even admissions by manufacturers (e.g., AstraZeneca: telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/04/2…) have acknowledged rare but serious adverse events, including cardiac issues. Scientific caution is not anti-science. Many peer-reviewed studies (such as Nature, Circulation, Journal of the American College of Cardiology) have discussed myocarditis and cardiac arrest risk, particularly among young adults post-vaccination. Publicly funded stakeholders must acknowledge both the benefits and the potential risks without fear or favour. When I said ‘hastily’, it reflects the unprecedented speed of emergency rollouts globally without complete long-term data, acknowledged even by WHO and global regulatory agencies, who termed it a ‘calculated risk’ during a pandemic. Haste is not a sin when saving lives, but acknowledging potential unintended consequences is wisdom. Seeking answers is not retrospective blame. It is the duty of a government that values every life. The governments and other responsible stakeholders should find the truth, act on it, and protect our people with transparency and care.
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@kiranshaw Any one who is still buying the narrative "follow the science"
', change your view to "follow the
money". Here is a video for you all: @LegunusAspieAnalytics:6/Covid-Crisis-in-India:3" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">odysee.com/@LegunusAspieA…
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COVID-19 vaccines developed in India were approved under the Emergency Use Authorisation framework, following rigorous protocols aligned with global standards for safety and efficacy. To suggest that these vaccines were ‘hastily’ approved is factually incorrect and contributes to public misinformation. These vaccines have saved millions of lives and, like all vaccines, may cause side effects in a very small number of individuals. It is important to acknowledge the science and data-driven processes behind their development, rather than engage in retrospective blame.
Siddaramaiah@siddaramaiah
In the past month alone, in just one district of Hassan, more than twenty people have died due to heart attacks. The government is taking this matter very seriously. To identify the exact cause of these series of deaths and to find solutions, a committee of experts has been formed under the leadership of Dr. Ravindranath, Director of Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences and Research, and they have been instructed to submit a study report within 10 days. Orders were given to this same committee back in February to conduct a thorough study on the reasons behind sudden deaths among young people in the state, and whether the COVID vaccines could have any adverse effects. In this regard, the process of examining and analyzing heart patients is also underway. We too value the lives of children, youth, and innocent people who have their entire lives ahead of them, and we share the concerns of their families. I condemn the actions of BJP leaders who are using such matters for their political gains. It cannot be denied that the hasty approval and distribution of the Covid vaccine to the public could also be a reason for these deaths, as several studies worldwide have recently indicated that COVID vaccines could be a cause for the increasing number of heart attacks. Before BJP criticize us on this matter, they should ask their conscience. We are fully committed to finding the true cause behind these sudden series of deaths happening in Hassan district and across the state and to preventing them. With this goal, we have already implemented schemes like Hridaya Jyothi and Gruha Arogya to monitor public health. Based on the report from the expert committee under Dr. Ravindranath’s guidance, necessary actions will also be taken. As a government, we are making every possible effort to protect the health of the people. I urge everyone to visit the nearest health center immediately for a check-up if you have symptoms such as chest pain or difficulty breathing. Do not ignore these signs. #HeartAttack #PreventiveCare
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@siddaramaiah Any one who is still buying the narrative “follow the science”, change your view to “follow the money”. Here is a video for you all: @LegunusAspieAnalytics:6/Covid-Crisis-in-India:3" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">odysee.com/@LegunusAspieA…
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As Chief Minister, I have a duty to respond to the genuine concerns of people who have lost loved ones unexpectedly. When parents lose their young children or families lose breadwinners without warning, seeking clarity is not misinformation; it is an act of governance rooted in empathy.
While COVID vaccines may have saved many lives, globally, several studies and even admissions by manufacturers (e.g., AstraZeneca: telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/04/2…) have acknowledged rare but serious adverse events, including cardiac issues.
Scientific caution is not anti-science. Many peer-reviewed studies (such as Nature, Circulation, Journal of the American College of Cardiology) have discussed myocarditis and cardiac arrest risk, particularly among young adults post-vaccination. Publicly funded stakeholders must acknowledge both the benefits and the potential risks without fear or favour.
When I said ‘hastily’, it reflects the unprecedented speed of emergency rollouts globally without complete long-term data, acknowledged even by WHO and global regulatory agencies, who termed it a ‘calculated risk’ during a pandemic. Haste is not a sin when saving lives, but acknowledging potential unintended consequences is wisdom.
Seeking answers is not retrospective blame. It is the duty of a government that values every life. The governments and other responsible stakeholders should find the truth, act on it, and protect our people with transparency and care.
Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw@kiranshaw
COVID-19 vaccines developed in India were approved under the Emergency Use Authorisation framework, following rigorous protocols aligned with global standards for safety and efficacy. To suggest that these vaccines were ‘hastily’ approved is factually incorrect and contributes to public misinformation. These vaccines have saved millions of lives and, like all vaccines, may cause side effects in a very small number of individuals. It is important to acknowledge the science and data-driven processes behind their development, rather than engage in retrospective blame.
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@dipaksharma27 @iNikhilsaini @IndianTechGuide Yes! You must be a business owner. Hence you are pro-slavery and against people building massive wealth thru their skills.
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@iNikhilsaini @IndianTechGuide The Soham Parekh episode doesn’t just stain one resume, it chips away the trust every employee enjoys while working from home.
This reflects on the broader impact on Work From Home culture.
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🚨 Soham Parekh, an Indian software engineer, has become the focus of a major controversy in the global tech industry after being accused of moonlighting secretly holding multiple jobs at several US-based startups.
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@Rushabh_Shah777 @IndianTechGuide Yes! Thats brief explanation of slavery.
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Soham Parekh, an Indian software engineer, is at the center of a global tech storm after being accused of moonlighting secretly holding multiple full-time jobs across several US-based startups. What’s shocking is not just the number of jobs, but the alleged deceit and breach of trust involved. In an industry that thrives on transparency and ethics, this incident has sparked heated debate about remote work accountability, corporate surveillance, and the fine line between side hustles and fraud. The tech world is watching closely and consequences may be far-reaching.
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I'm not sure most people truly understand the cost of transitioning from ICE vehicles to electric vehicles.
Are we just moving pollution from city streets to biodiversity hotspots?
Indonesia (~50% of the world's nickel) strip-mines paradise islands.
Congo (~70% of cobalt) destroys communities with child labour.
China controls the minerals that make EVs possible: 90% rare earths, 75% lithium, 80% tungsten.
All of this is powered by coal plants.
There are environmental costs at each step. Are we truly considering all this?
Knowing us(humans), we'll always chase "better technology" over what's better for the planet.
Cleaner streets, yes. But at the cost of dirtier oceans, shattered communities, and forgotten islands?
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Every few months, India mourns another tragedy — a bridge collapse, a train derailment, a flyover crash, or now, the heartbreaking Air India plane disaster claiming 242 lives.
Poor infrastructure. Corruption. Negligence.
And sadly — zero value for a common man’s life.
From Morbi Bridge collapse (140+ dead) to Balasore train accident (290+ dead) — lessons are never learned.
Why does life in India feel so cheap when systems keep failing and no one is held accountable?
It's not destiny. It's design. 💔
#AirIndiaCrash #accountability
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Oh neat, I just realized that yesterday was the 1-year anniversary of the Broken Money video we put out:
youtu.be/jk_HWmmwiAs
YouTube
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Most friendly debates are being settled these days by asking GPT during argument.
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🚨 No FASTag, no stops: India to launch GPS-based toll system from May 1.
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Every Muslim in the world can enter Mecca regardless of their race, nationality, or the religion they were born into.
I hope one day that every Sanatani in the world will be able to enter Jagannath temple in Puri regardless of their race, nationality, or the religion they were born into.
Some Westerners have been following Sanatana Dharma for decades and have never eaten beef in their life but are still not allowed to enter Jagannath temple in Puri.
Jagannath is called the lord of the Lord of the universe. The Lord of the universe isn't only for Asian origin Hindus. Sanatanis all around the world should be able to enter his temple. Jai Jagannath!🙏❤️
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A sinful Indian Hindu can enter Jagannath Puri temple but a white western Sanatani devotee or a black African devotee who doesn't eat beef cannot enter the Jagannath temple in Puri.
How is it fair? Isn't this racism?
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