@sarojshrestha1:

brooke hoskins :

Just casually watching history being made while I’m in bed on my phone, crazy times

Gms :

No clue why this is happening but I know who caused it

rym.srtt :

: Free Nepal 🇳🇵 - Free Indonesia 🇮🇩 - Free Philippine 🇵🇭 - -Free Yemen 🇾🇪 - Free Sudan 🇸🇩 -Free Afghanistan 🇦🇫 - Free Haiti 🇭🇹 - Free Myanmar 🇲🇲 - Free Lebanon 🇱🇧 - Free Uganda 🇺🇬 - Free Somalia 🇸🇴 - Free Tigray⭐💛🟥 - Free Uyghurs ♥️- Free Ukraine 🇺🇦 - Free Kurdistan🇹🇯❤️☀️💚 - Free Georgia 🇬🇪 - free Venezuela 🇻🇪-Free Congo 🇨🇩-Free Syria 🇸🇾-Free iraq 🇮🇶-Free Cuba 🇨🇺-Free Nigeria 🇳🇬-Free palestine 🇵🇸-Free Burkina Faso 🇧🇫-Free Morocco 🇲🇦-Free Egypt 🇪🇬-Free Armenia 🇦🇲-Free Cyprus 🇨🇾-Free Angola 🇦🇴-Free Libiya 🇱🇾-Free Cambodia 🇰🇭 pakistan 🇵🇰??(copy this for awareness)

Kiwi :

Watching a revolution in 4k is wild 😳

🐻 :

not a single girl

⭐️𝐇 𝐀 𝐑 𝐑 𝐈 𝐄 𝐓 𝐓⭐️ :

THE REVOLUTION IS IN FACT BEING TELEVISED

arescot :

and it took nepal only TWO days. On day 1, they had a peaceful protest that the politicians hired trained thugs in police uniform to protect them and turn against the people. On day 2, they imposed a curfew. Everyone thought the people would stay home so they can save their lives but instead, by afternoon people were pouring out onto the streets, enraged by the fact that their taxes were funding nothing but the extremely lavish lifestyles of the politicians and their 25-40 year old kids. Instead of one place, people started gathering locally, burning down homes and properties of the politicians and so much more. They even apprehended opportunists who tried to steal things from the homes or properties and took video evidence for later. The country was fed up. It's sad but it was an incredibly insane one-day event. On day 3 again, they took to the streets to clean up all the mess, rebuild the streets and what they could, finding people who stole things from places during the chaos and gathered everything to hand it over, giving water and snacks to soldiers on duty, citizen's arrest on criminals, etc. It's beautiful. Day 1, peaceful protest. Day 2, revolution. Day 3, rebuilding. Hope the country takes a much-needed turn for the good.

Knitbyalex :

Society forgets that the people have the power.

しひみらえつのつむ :

Free Nepal 🇳🇵 - Free Indonesia 🇮🇩 - Free Philippines 🇵🇭 - -Free Yemen 🇾🇪 - Free Sudan 🇸🇩 -Free Afghanistan 🇦🇫 - Free Haiti 🇭🇹 - Free Myanmar 🇲🇲 - Free Lebanon 🇱🇧 - Free Uganda 🇺🇬 - Free Somalia 🇸🇴 - Free Tigray⭐💛🟥 - Free Uyghurs ♥️- Free Ukraine 🇺🇦 - Free Kurdistan🇹🇯❤️☀️💚 - Free Georgia 🇬🇪 - free Venezuela 🇻🇪-Free Congo 🇨🇩-Free Syria 🇸🇾-Free iraq 🇮🇶-Free Cuba 🇨🇺-Free Nigeria 🇳🇬-Free palestine 🇵🇸-Free Burkina Faso 🇧🇫-Free Morocco 🇲🇦-Free Egypt 🇪🇬-Free Armenia 🇦🇲-Free Cyprus 🇨🇾-Free Angola 🇦🇴-Free Libiya 🇱🇾-Free Cambodia 🇰🇭 (copy this for awareness)

trashohr :

the amount of elephant tusks on the walls alone was worth a revolution

✝️Maya🇮🇷 :

WHAT IS HAPPENING SOMEONE EXPLAIN PLSS

Kyote :

Kenso :

Nepal?

Avery :

people are saying that this is horrible but don’t fully understand that this was truely a “let them eat cake” situation. They lived it up in luxury when their people were dying on the streets, the people gaining power back is what they need

nobody.nose.me🇨🇦 :

the people: 1 the government: 0

🇫🇷george✝️ :

Hamburbular :

Ugh this is what freedom feels like 🥺

tisho_kartofa 😎 :

Russia, take notes

Ryan 🫧✞ ྀིྀིྀིྀིྀི🪽 :

Historians are NOT gonna skip our generation 😍😍😍😍

Ink☠ :

remember the government is the enemy, not your neighbors. keep fighting for freedom ❤️👏

Ghosted_Teun👻 :

I’m watching history being made

Pilotdavid64 :

Cameras everywhere this is history

majo :

no puedo creer que estoy viviendo cosas historicas