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America One News
26 Nov 2023
#politics
American Thinker: Freedom-Lovers of the World, Unite!
The greatest threat to globalist tyranny is a self-sufficient, critical thinking population dedicated to individual liberty. Marxist globalists prey on the helpless and manipulate them through constructs like climate change and mass migration. Governments suppress critical thinking in education and wage a war on dissenting viewpoints. The rise of freethinkers challenges their control over "truth." Governments fear the unclogging of their propaganda-filled sewers. A cross-border movement for human liberty may be emerging.
Fox News: Fierce DeSantis-Newsom rivalry heads to prime-time showdown with 'Hannity' debate
Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom of California and Republican Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida, both potential presidential candidates, will face off in a debate moderated by Sean Hannity. They have been trading fire over their different policies and approaches. The debate will take place in Georgia, a battleground state.
#society
Le Monde: TikTok: How influencers manipulate followers to increase their revenue
French politicians are calling for better regulation of TikTok influencers who manipulate followers to send virtual gifts for real money. Influencers like Nathanaël L'Huillier have received thousands of euros in virtual gifts, despite the platform taking a commission. Many creators aim to encourage donations, using tactics like "NPC content" and organizing "matches" with other influencers. The practice is lucrative, with live events generating over $250 million in gifts in the US alone.
Fox News: 5 holiday decorating mistakes that could reduce your cheer this year
Experts warn that excessive holiday decorations can pose a threat to pets. Americans are advised to avoid purchasing unnecessary items and to be mindful of the scale of their Christmas trees. Over-decorating and going overboard on bargain purchases should also be avoided. Safety concerns, such as electrical overloads and fire hazards from open-flame candles, should be taken into account.
American Thinker: The West’s Baby Bust
U.S. and Europe share a declining birth rate, with the Muslim immigrant population having a higher birth rate. The "baby bust" has various causes, including cultural and societal factors, and the decline in belief in God. Reversing the decline requires a reassertion of transcendent purpose and a return to faith.
#foreignaffairs
American Thinker: A Monstrous Conundrum in the Middle East
Israeli hostage releases condemned; Biden blamed for supporting Hamas. Stark differences between Israel and Hamas highlighted. Lack of understanding between Westerners and Muslims emphasized. Doubts raised about Palestinian support for violence against Jews. Predictions of continued violence and Hamas survival.
American Thinker: Manipulating with Lies and Manufactured Sob Stories
Pro-Hamas attack on Israel not condemned by international organizations. World Health Organization, Amnesty, United Nations, and others silent. Press biased against Israel, spreads lies about Hamas using hospital as military HQ. Journalists lack knowledge. Dissenting voices ignored. Hamas delays release of hostages, incites street mobs. Time to wipe out Hamas.
#religion
Fox News: Feast of Christ the King serves as an invitation to 'open wide the doors to our heart' to God, says priest
Paul wrote a letter to the Corinthians addressing Christian conduct in the church. On the Feast of Christ the King, Christians celebrate Jesus as the true ruler of the universe. Fr. Cesar Jaramillo explains that Jesus reigns over all and invites us to open our hearts to Him.
#other
Fox News: 'Love Actually' 20th anniversary: Keira Knightley, Hugh Grant and Colin Firth then and now
"Love Actually," the iconic romantic comedy, celebrates its 20th anniversary. The star-studded cast, including Hugh Grant, Emma Thompson, Colin Firth, Liam Neeson, Laura Linney, Keira Knightley, Martin Freeman, and Alan Rickman, continued their successful careers in film and television.