Revolution in Nepal, young people being told that social media would be banned have revolted,

torching parliament, forcing resignation, killing lots of people.

I believe the report right now is around 19 dead.

The numbers probably increased.

There's insane viral video of what is reportedly the wife of a minister burned to death. It's absolutely

insane what we are seeing out of Nepal. Now, many people have reported communist flags are being

torn down. The government is heavily influenced, though it is a parliamentary republic. It's

controlled by communist political parties

with communist agendas. Videos purported to show a finance minister stripped naked and forced

to wade through a river. It's getting pretty intense. And again, all because they sought to ban

social media, because the media companies, the social media companies,

would not suppress key information what they deem to be miss and disinformation.

Now, some have expected or suspect this could result in some kind of widespread Arab Spring

type moment in the region. I'm not entirely convinced. Others,

Times of India argues this is a deep state coup. I don't know. I'm just some guy on the

internet reading the news and looking at pictures. But I will say this. I have friends who have

already told me that certain people I know, know people

in Nepal and I've worked with people in the region. And they say, oh, it's going down. It is happening.

And there is a concern, however, for us that what we see online is still controlled. And you got to

understand that when it comes to the interest of the rules-based economic order, one of the plays is always claim the people are being oppressed, they're fighting against an evil machine, and then show all these videos that make it seem like the whole country is erupting when it may actually be targeted.

I don't think that's the case here.

This looks like it is a genuine revolution and the prime minister has already resigned.

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