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chingam paglu retweeted
Even USA couldn’t defend killing of 3 Indian nationals like Bagree did for USA. For him it was a collateral damage & they themselves were responsible for it!! This is BJP IT Cell. These are the real anti-nationals. Only BJP & Modi’s image matters to them.
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If you can't tax billionaires and trillionaire because "its unrealized gains until they cash out," then stop letting them leverage that wealth for loans, as collateral, or as equity. If it's not real enough to tax, it shouldn't be real enough to leverage. This is why we say the system is rigged in favor of the super wealthy. Abolish billionaires, tax them out of existence, protect working people.
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Vidyut retweeted
Replying to @MarioBojic
If this is accurate, every parent should be horrified. A terrified child should never become collateral damage during a police operation. Britain needs answers.
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Shey bank no go ask for collateral ni
they distribute it among all flutists as collateral damage for having to play those god damn concertos
Who even gets the money from Mozart's Spotify streams???? He doesn't even have any living relatives😭😭😭
Replying to @NH_India
He was China’s obedient servant — signing an MOU with Beijing while MMS was still holding the office of India’s Prime Minister. Then came the closed-door White House meetings, during the Biden era, the frequent pilgrimages to Washington, the shameless cursing of India’s government from American soil — without understanding, without standing, He became His Master’s Voice. Trump blames Iran, but admits US strikes killed Indian sailors — and refuses to apologize. The US hides behind “blockade violations” to fire on Indian vessels. This is no different from terrorists hiding behind women and children to fire — except here it’s a superpower hiding behind a self-declared blockade, and the target is unarmed commercial shipping. As stated earlier: Hormuz belongs to the whole world. No nation can blockade it. No nation can tax passage through it. This is not “enforcement” — this is a blatant act of aggression against the rights of the Free World, and an act of cruelty against humanity. Three Indian seafarers are dead. Their names were Suresh, Sharma, and Chaurashiya — not “collateral.” Not “violators.” Sailors. The US should pay — in cash and in kind — to the families of the killed sailors, and for the damages caused to the ships. The same goes for Iran, whose aggressive blockade started this entire crisis. Both owe a price for what they’ve broken. If America wants to lead the Free World, it cannot also hold the world’s oxygen supply at gunpoint and shoot first. Leadership and blockade-by-missile cannot coexist. Choose one. India did not ask for this war. India does not owe deference to either side of it. But India will not stay silent while its citizens come home in body bags with no apology — only a press release blaming the other guy. Peace deal or no peace deal — Hormuz should be free at once, with merchants entering and leaving with their goods. The sea was free before this war. It must beIt must be free after it. Anyone — anyone — who fires on a merchant ship for the “crime” of sailing through international waters has declared war on global commerce itself, and should be named as such.
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Replying to @mehdirhasan
For someone who preaches equality and fights against collective discrimination..... You just branded not only the entire Israeli army as deliberate murderers, outside the scope of collateral damage, but also included and assumed the British government willingly took part in murders. When, in fact the British government had zero control over any weapons provided.
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Many DeFi protocols rely on shared liquidity pools that can obscure underlying risk and expose users to contagion when a single asset fails. @TermMaxFi takes a different approach by isolating each market, making collateral transparent and risk easier to assess. This architecture strengthens capital protection by preventing cross-market contamination. Features like the dedicated PT-reUSD market with a defined 92% liquidation threshold demonstrate a deliberate focus on risk isolation, predictable lending, and institutional-grade security.
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Replying to @CNBCTV18Live
Trump blames Iran, but admits US strikes killed Indian sailors — and refuses to apologize. The US hides behind “blockade violations” to fire on Indian vessels. This is no different from terrorists hiding behind women and children to fire — except here it’s a superpower hiding behind a self-declared blockade, and the target is unarmed commercial shipping. As stated earlier: Hormuz belongs to the whole world. No nation can blockade it. No nation can tax passage through it. This is not “enforcement” — this is a blatant act of aggression against the rights of the Free World, and an act of cruelty against humanity. Three Indian seafarers are dead. Their names were Suresh, Sharma, and Chaurashiya — not “collateral.” Not “violators.” Sailors. The US should pay — in cash and in kind — to the families of the killed sailors, and for the damages caused to the ships. The same goes for Iran, whose aggressive blockade started this entire crisis. Both owe a price for what they’ve broken. If America wants to lead the Free World, it cannot also hold the world’s oxygen supply at gunpoint and shoot first. Leadership and blockade-by-missile cannot coexist. Choose one. India did not ask for this war. India does not owe deference to either side of it. But India will not stay silent while its citizens come home in body bags with no apology — only a press release blaming the other guy. Peace deal or no peace deal — Hormuz should be free at once, with merchants entering and leaving with their goods. The sea was free before this war. It must beIt must be free after it. Anyone — anyone — who fires on a merchant ship for the “crime” of sailing through international waters has declared war on global commerce itself, and should be named as such.
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Marius Kjærstad (marius.eth) 🐬🦇🔊 retweeted
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Borrow incentives for @GHO are back on @0xfluid. 16,000 GHO from June 8 to July 6. Deposit reUSD as collateral and borrow GHO, with 5x Re points: fluid.io/vaults/1/162
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Wouldn't Trust yuzu that much liq collateral isn't that good fully deployed on plasma
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On your road to whatever you define as success!, there’ll be definitely collateral damages along the way and you would have to disappoint some persons but it’ll make ensue eventually if you chose to stay long in the game!
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Some Days retweeted
Everything is collateral, including you and your children, if it can be financialised on the Blockchain. Collateral is what allows the Paedo parasite cabal to maintain the invisible Usuary Prison for their Serf Livestock.
"BlackRock wants to turn EVERYTHING nature gave us—forests, rivers, entire ecosystems—into tradable Wall Street tokens on a blockchain." ~Whitney Webb IT'S A HEIST: infinite new collateral for their endless debt machine, all tracked & controlled by their AI overlord, Aladdin. All under the feel-good banner of "saving the planet"... This isn't environmentalism. This is total financial domination of the living world.
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Replying to @a_gangrade
I mean sure but it doesn't change the point much, we are collateral damage in a fight that wasn't ours
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irritating to something as vague and cosmically indifferent as a reaper. How many soulmates, fated lovers did she watch lose each other to death? Millions if not more. Cas doesn't have a higher predestined purpose like the brothers, he's basically collateral. The only thing that—
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