The only full timer out of the 200,000 Nepalis in the US to work for Nepal's democracy and social justice movements in 2005-06.
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Sunday, October 23, 2022
23: Off Ramp
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मेलम्चीको विकल्पमा ३ खोलाको पानी ल्याउन अध्ययन भइरहेको छ : खानेपानी मन्त्री
Build a product that saves businesses just a few hours of time and you may have a large startup on your hands.
— Andrew Gazdecki (@agazdecki) October 21, 2022
It sure would be nice to have one year without a horrible global event
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 21, 2022
The fact the UK media outlets are even saying @BorisJohnson is in the lead to be PM over @RishiSunak tells you “racism” and “stupidity” is real in “white media.”
— Gurbaksh Singh Chahal (@gchahal) October 21, 2022
We will NEVER tire of supporting Ukraine
— Paul Massaro (@apmassaro3) October 21, 2022
The sooner you learn you can’t change people, the faster your life becomes less stressful.
— Pomp 🌪 (@APompliano) October 20, 2022
Trying to ignore Ukraine for 8 years is how the US and the rest of the world helped precipitate this crisis. And it's not a "nuclear crisis," it's Putin again seeing if he can get what he wants by ranting and bluffing. If he again meets weakness, he will again escalate.
— Garry Kasparov (@Kasparov63) October 21, 2022
#EUCO just ended.
— Kaja Kallas (@kajakallas) October 21, 2022
We’ll find a way to use Russia’s frozen assets to help #Ukraine. @EU_Commission will work out details.
Russia must be held accountable, including for crime of aggression. EU could lead in establishing a tribunal. Today's decisions set basis for moving ahead. pic.twitter.com/MD6fA1f9CF
Therefore, we are happy that we have Paul Massaro in USA💙💛
— Yuliia Kremin🇺🇦 (@KreminYuliia) October 21, 2022
Of course, the Holy Spirit is God.
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) October 21, 2022
Last week I Tweeted for the 365th day in a row.
— Justin Welsh (@thejustinwelsh) October 21, 2022
This is what happened:
- 134.59M impressions
- 208,656 new followers
- 13.957M visits to my profile
These are the 4 key lessons I learned:
Sunday, October 02, 2022
Monday, September 26, 2022
26: Putin
“the epitome of casino macroeconomics”
........ Many economists worry that the wide-ranging tax cuts will add too much to the national debt. ...... The Chancellor’s boosting of demand through £45bn of tax cuts - with the promise of more to come - has fuelled expectations that the Bank will need to start raising interest rates even faster to tame stronger price pressures. ......... as the Chancellor borrows to fund the tax cuts. ....... Kwarteng’s fiscal stimulus is coming at a time when the Bank of England is trying to dampen demand by tightening monetary policy, both by raising interest rates and selling the gilts it holds. It is described by economists as the equivalent of a driver putting one foot on the accelerator and the other on the brake at the same time. ........ Ex-MPC member Danny Blanchflower has been calling for people to short the pound since last week. Paul Donovan, global chief economist at UBS Wealth Management, said: "Investors seem inclined to regard the UK Conservative Party as a doomsday cult."It’s shocking how little innovation there has been in the way we primarily interact with computers since the first versions of Mac OS & iOS
— Hadley (@Hadley) September 26, 2022
There is no way we’ve settled on the best possible user interface. We’re stuck at a local maximum
GUI -----> You Can Touch This -------> Natural Language Interface (Hello Siri) ..... But I guess you mean heavy duty.
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) September 26, 2022
Command Line Interface.
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) September 26, 2022
Menu-driven Interface.
Graphical User Interface.
Touchscreen Graphical User Interface.
To: Natural User Interface (...to come)
I think it is about the screen. Are you not happy with your screen? Adjust the bright.
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) September 26, 2022
I think the innovation we want is away from the screen. Much more data crunching. Much better supply chains. Etc.
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) September 26, 2022
Sham “referendums” ordered by Putin end tomorrow. How would you vote in these conditions? (Today’s photo from Donbas) #ReferendumDonbass #Referendum pic.twitter.com/yzKLPeQ7Ri
— Sasha Vasilyuk (@SashaVasilyuk) September 26, 2022
If you blame others for your misfortunes, you won't be rich. Take ownership of yourself.
— CZ 🔶 Binance (@cz_binance) September 26, 2022
Experience is not required to build a startup or to be an entrepreneur but constantly learning and improving is.
— Andrew Gazdecki (@agazdecki) September 26, 2022
Founders: Saying “I don’t know the answer to that question but will figure it out” is such a powerful answer.
— Clarence Bethea (@Clarence_Bethea) September 26, 2022
If GOP wins in November, forget impeaching Biden -- Kamala's even worse. Instead, focus on defunding every unconstitutional department. Leaves you with roughly Coast Guard, post office, and minting gold coins. Which feels about right.
— Peter St Onge, Ph.D. (@profstonge) September 26, 2022
It's time again to talk about goals of the war. To say loud and clear that Ukraine's territory must be 100% liberated of Russian invaders. That there can be no way back to normalcy for Russia with Putin the war criminal still in charge. 1/5
— Garry Kasparov (@Kasparov63) September 26, 2022
I agree. That is the only way to topple Putin inside Russia. He is a dictator.
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) September 26, 2022
Russians are resisting Putin's desperate mobilization and Ukraine is winning. It's time to finish the job, to give Ukraine everything and Putin nothing. But Western allies are still holding back despite Russia's open transformation into a fascist dictatorship. 2/5
— Garry Kasparov (@Kasparov63) September 26, 2022
Putin's loyalty for benefits contract with the Russian people has been broken on the rock of Ukraine's resistance. What's the point of his domestic violence, his foreign terror now? There's no payoff for the bureaucracy & siloviki anymore, just escape or isolation. 4/5
— Garry Kasparov (@Kasparov63) September 26, 2022
"The 2nd assumption made by those advocating off-ramps is that Russia, even if it were to begin negotiating, would stick to the agreements it signed...
— Zhi Zhu 🌻 (@ZhiZhuWeb) September 26, 2022
But brazen dishonesty is now a normal part of Russian foreign policy as well as domestic propaganda."https://t.co/0nFVVTGvnq
The War Won’t End Until Putin Loses Offering the Russian president a face-saving compromise will only enable future aggression. ........ The first assumption is that Russia’s president wants to end the war, that he needs an off-ramp, and that he is actually searching for a way to save face and to avoid, in French President Emmanuel Macron’s words, further “humiliation.” It is true that Putin’s army has performed badly, that Russian troops unexpectedly retreated from northern Ukraine, and that they have, at least temporarily, given up the idea of destroying the Ukrainian state. They suffered far greater casualties than anyone expected, lost impressive quantities of equipment, and demonstrated more logistical incompetence than most experts thought possible. But they have now regrouped in eastern and southern Ukraine, where their goals remain audacious: They seek to wear down Ukrainian troops, wear out Ukraine’s international partners,
and exhaust the Ukrainian economy, which may already have contracted by as much as half.
.......... Buoyed by oil and gas revenues, the Russian economy is experiencing a much less severe recession than Ukraine. Unconcerned by public opinion, the Russian army seems not to care how many of its soldiers die. For all of those reasons, Putin may well believe that a long-term war of attrition is his to win, not just in southern and eastern Ukraine but eventually in Kyiv and beyond. Certainly that’s what Kremlin propagandists are still telling the Russian people. On state television, the Russian army is triumphant, Russian soldiers are protecting civilians, and only Ukrainians commit atrocities. With a few minor exceptions,no one has prepared the Russian public to expect anything except total victory
. ........... In the run-up to the war, senior Russian officials repeatedly denied that they intended to invade Ukraine, Russian state television mocked the Western warnings of invasion as “hysterical,” and Putin personally promised the French president that no war was coming. None of that was true. No future promises made by the Russian state, so long as it is controlled by Putin, can be believed either. .......... assume that any Ukrainian populations handed over to Russia would be subject to arrests, terror, mass theft, and rape on an unprecedented scale; that Ukrainian cities would be incorporated into Russia against the will of the public; and that, as in 2014, when Russian proxies in the Donbas agreed to a truce, any cease-fire would be temporary, lasting only as long as it would take for the Russian army to regroup, rearm, and start again. Putin has made clear that destroying Ukraine is, for him, an essential, even existential, goal. Where is the evidence that he has abandoned it? ......... The third assumption is that this Ukrainian government, or any Ukrainian government, is politically able to swap territory for peace. ....... Russian cruelty also means that any territory that is temporarily ceded will, sooner or later, become the source of an insurgency, because no Ukrainian population can promise to endure that kind of torture indefinitely. Already, guerrillas in the city of Melitopol, occupied since the first days of the war, claim to have killed several Russian officers and carried out acts of sabotage. An underground is emerging in occupied Kherson and will appear in other places too. To concede territory for a deal now will simply set up another conflict later on. The end of one kind of violence will lead to other kinds of violence. ........ This does not mean that the war can or should go on forever, or that diplomacy has no place at all. Nor does it mean that Americans and Europeans should be blind to the real challenges that a long conflict will pose to Ukraine. The Western coalition backing Kyiv could certainly fray; the wave of adrenaline that has so far propelled the Ukrainian army and leadership could crash. Ukraine’s economy could grow worse, making the fight much harder or even impossible to sustain. ........our goal, our endgame, should be defeat.
........ the American administration clearly knows that the defeat, sidelining, or removal of Putin is the only outcome that offers any long-term stability in Ukraine and the rest of Europe ..... Any cease-fire that allows Putin to experience any kind of victory will be inherently unstable, because it will encourage him to try again. Victory in Crimea did not satisfy the Kremlin. Victory in Kherson will not satisfy the Kremlin either. ........... His generals make calculations and weigh costs. They were perfectly capable of understanding that the price of Russia’s early advances was too high. The price of using tactical nuclear weapons would be far higher: They would achieve no military impact but would destroy all of Russia’s remaining relationships with India, China, and the rest of the world. ....... Only failure can persuade the Russians themselves to question the sense and purpose of a colonial ideology that has repeatedly impoverished and ruined their own economy and society, as well as those of their neighbors, for decades. Yet another frozen conflict, yet another temporary holding pattern, yet another face-saving compromise will not end the pattern of Russian aggression or bring permanent peace. .Balen
26: Russia
एउटा ट्वीट मा अटने काम पनि गर्दैनन पो त!
— Paramendra Kumar Bhagat (@paramendra) September 26, 2022
🚨 Russia will face “catastrophic consequences” if it deploys nuclear weapons in Ukraine, the US has warned Kremlin officials
— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) September 25, 2022
🗣 Jake Sullivan, the US national security adviser, said that the US had “communicated directly, privately to the Russians at very high levels” how it would respond if Vladimir Putin carried out the nuclear strike threat he made during an address last weekhttps://t.co/7UxMmPhdLH pic.twitter.com/Vr2qJoYwgO
— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) September 25, 2022
Mr Sullivan did not describe the nature of the planned response but said the US had privately “spelled out in greater detail exactly what that would mean” to Moscow
— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) September 25, 2022
🔴It came as Putin’s foreign minister said on Sunday that annexed areas of Ukraine would be protected like Russian territory.
— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) September 25, 2022
Referendums in those areas are continuing, with Ukrainians under pressure from armed Moscow forces to cast their ballots pic.twitter.com/LclvhHSdb6
Some of Putin’s allies, including the speaker of the State Duma, publicly broke ranks on Sunday to criticise the way in which conscripts are being recruited, amid reports of elderly and ill men being drafted after the partial mobilisation order pic.twitter.com/sgX8ZaVoFP
— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) September 25, 2022
Putin made the nuclear threat in an address when he said Russia had “various weapons of destruction” at its disposal and would use “all the means available”, before adding that he was not “bluffing”https://t.co/7UxMmPhdLH pic.twitter.com/KJr8LV2Boo
— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) September 25, 2022
☢️While the threat is seen by some as an attempt to assert control after a series of embarrassing defeats in Ukraine, Nato’s nuclear powers have started ramping up vigilance and deterrence
— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) September 25, 2022
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— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) September 25, 2022
US will take ‘catastrophic’ action if Vladimir Putin uses nuclear weapons Severe consequences loom if Russia follows through on attack threat, says White House, as Kremlin’s sham referendums in Ukraine continue ........ Military analysts believe Putin could use Russia’s military doctrine, which allows it to use nuclear weapons to defend its territory, to reframe the conflict in Ukraine as defensive. ...... Russian forces have only been able to coerce one in five residents of occupied Melitopol to vote in a sham annexation referendum despite the threat of violence, its exiled mayor has said. ...... Since voting began on Friday, Russian officials have been going door-to-door in occupied regions flanked by gunmen to give out ballot papers and identify voters. ...... Ukrainians living under occupation have been warned their families would be massacred if they refuse to take part. ....... Despite the threats, Ivan Fedorov, Ukraine’s elected mayor of Melitopol, said: “Our citizens haven’t taken part in this fake referendum … after three days Russia has only been able to find just 20 per cent of people to vote. Nobody wants to vote, nobody wants to say yes to the Russian referendum.” .........